Wild Calling Alley-Gator 96% Alligator Grain-Free Adult Canned Cat Food
In a Nutshell
- Cats generally avoid eating this food, even with high ratings for creative protein.
- Too many negative comments mean its future is in doubt. There are just a few positive ratings; consider lovers of novelty proteins.
- Avoid if you prefer your cats to finish their meal.
Quick Verdict
Overall, customers are quite dissatisfied. The cats of most reviewers did not like the smell or taste, which the users and neighborhood cats also noted. However, a few cats found it to be a good meal or a unique taste. Our verdict: Skip this due to the risk of cats rejecting this product.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
cat food does not meet quality expectations
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Unique Protein (1)
One feature users love is the unique ingredient variety, which can be interesting to some pets and their owners.
Cons
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Vert Poor Quality (26) critical
Many customers report that the product has a poor quality smell, taste and consistency.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
✗ Skip If
- • Cat owners — small risk in leftovers and cats prefer their usual food when offered this
Durability & Care
Factors: texture, smell, no moisture
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this product suitable for cats with specific dietary needs?
Some cats with IBD diet needs might enjoy this food, however it's not widely recommended for other cats.
How do dogs react to this product?
Two out of three dogs love it, one did not like it so it may or may not be suitable for dogs.
Highlighted Reviews
"We were having trouble with the suggested novel proteins for an IBD diet. This is just awesome. It gets DEVOURED. And it actually smells pretty delicious!"
"I was shocked to discover this product was a slurry. It smelled terrible. My cats would not even be tricked to eat it if small amounts were mixed in with their typical wet food. It was a bad purchase decision. I thought it would be exotic, but it was a waste of money."
Bottom Line
Low adoption rate likely due to the distinctive ingredient. We recommend that you pass unless a vet insists on an exotic diet.