Nutrisca Grain-Free Truly Shredded Chicken & Shrimp Entree in Savory Broth Canned Cat Food
In a Nutshell
- Cats either love or completely ignore the food.
- Good for variety in protein, but high cost and lack of shrimp content could be issues.
- Quality ingredients, but mixed results.
Quick Verdict
Nutrisca Grain-Free Shredded Chicken & Shrimp Cat Food offers a mixed experience, noted for its high-quality ingredients, but criticized for the lack of shrimp in the cans. Cats' preferences varied widely, with some enjoying it, while others completely ignored it. It's a good option for variety in protein, but the high price and inconsistent shrimp content might be a deal-breaker for some.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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High-Quality Ingredients (3)
Reviewers appreciate the real ingredients and minimal processing.
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Good for Variety (1)
Cats enjoy the variety in protein sources
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Positive Impact on Health (1)
Owners noticed better digestive health and coat quality in their cats.
Cons
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Lack of Shrimp (4) major
Limited to almost no shrimp in the cans.
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High Price Point (3) high
The cost of the product is high for the quantity and quality provided.
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Pickiness of Cats ()
Some cats outright ignored the food, leading to waste.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners looking for high-quality ingredients — The food is praised for its real, good ingredients in natural texture.
✗ Skip If
- • Budget-conscious buyers — The high cost might not align with the value provided.
- • Owners with chunky cat food preferences — It doesn't offer much in the shrimp content.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
What types of cats will appreciate this?
Lovers of poultry seem to enjoy it more, but overall, likings are mixed so prefer to try experimenting with different diets
Is it worth trying for all cats?
Maybe. Likes varies cat by cat, you can also seek alternatives for those who endure enough or seeing issues about digestion.
Highlighted Reviews
"Two cats, 10 years old, Chaussie breed, actually are finicky and these are the first of all those cats in my life who actually are finicky, I try different products, usually buy two cans: whether they like the first try or not, there is the second can to validate their acceptance or rejection. Fortu..."
"Like others stated, there is only one tiny shrimp per can. My cats are huge poultry eaters so it’s always unusual when all 3 don’t like a chicken brand. For some reason none of my cats cared for it. It was left untouched for hours so we simply tossed it out."
Bottom Line
For those looking to provide high-quality and varied proteins, it could be a good occasional choice, but be mindful of the high cost and inconsistency in shrimp content.