Almo Nature HQS Natural Tuna & Shrimp in Broth Grain-Free Canned Cat Food
In a Nutshell
- This cat food is particularly loved by some cats due to its tuna flavor.
- The flavor preference and texture inconsistencies are noticeable across batches.
- Users appreciate the lack of artificial ingredients, but some cats have not found the food appealing.
Quick Verdict
This cat food has a strong fan base due to its tuna flavor, but some cats show preference only for specific batches and flavors, with some users picking it for the ingredients.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Tuna flavor (4)
Cats love this food because of it's human-like tuna flavor
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Saved life (2)
Cats that have lost their appetite have shown an interest in eating this food after transitioning from other foods, some owners feel it improved health conditions
Cons
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Expensive (1) minor
Some users find it expensive compared to other alternatives.
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Texture inconsistencies (2) major
Users report that different cans have very different textures.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners of finicky cats — It's natural tuna flavor seems to make cats eager eaters.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners on a tight budget — The price may be too high for frequent use.
Durability & Care
Factors: fridgerator sitbacks, low draft temperatures
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Avoid storage in a humid environment
- 💡 Store in a dry state
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this food good for cats with sensitive stomachs?
Some reviews suggest that this food may cause digestive issues in sensitive cats.
Highlighted Reviews
"my cat loves this! I had to go out of town in early October and I took my cat to my mom's house and he wouldn't eat his normal food. She bought tuna (human version) and started feeding him that. (He has NEVER eaten any brand of fishy cat food that I've ever bought him and I didn't think he liked ..."
"I don't even see any shrimp in this formula. It looks like just tuna. And the cats (we have 6) do not seem terribly excited about it. Beyond a few licks, they are mostly leaving it on their plates. I think they really prefer people tuna in water which is actually much cheaper than this cat food vers..."
Bottom Line
It may be worth trying if your cat likes tuna, but be prepared for potential pickiness related to flavor variations.