Evanger's Super Premium Rabbit & Quail Dinner Grain-Free Canned Cat Food
In a Nutshell
- Effective for resolving skin and stomach issues in cats.
- High cost and difficult-to-open cans are common complaints.
- Generally well-liked by cats and considered healthy.
Quick Verdict
Evanger's Rabbit & Quail Dinner is praised for its effectiveness in resolving skin and stomach issues in cats, but users note the high cost and challenges with the can opening mechanism.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
High cost may be a barrier for some buyers.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Health Benefits (3)
Improves skin and stomach issues in cats.
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Novel Protein Sources (2)
Offers unique protein sources for cats with allergies.
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Cat Enjoyment (3)
Cats find the flavor appealing.
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Versatility (1)
Suitable for cats with dietary restrictions.
Cons
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High Cost (2) major
The product is relatively expensive.
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Packaging Issues (2) major
Difficulty opening the cans is a common problem.
Tip: Use a can opener instead of the pull tab.
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Refusal by Some Cats (2) minor
Some cats do not like the taste.
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Quality Control (1) major
Machinery failure that affects food consumption
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cat owners with senior cats having skin and stomach issues. — Effective in resolving skin and stomach health problems.
- • Owners of cats with dietary restrictions. — Novel protein sources suitable for cats with allergies.
✗ Skip If
- • Budget-conscious buyers. — The product is relatively expensive.
- • Cats with picky eating habits. — Some cats may refuse to eat the food.
- • Buyers seeking easy-to-open packaging. — Issues with the pull tab tops.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Use a can opener for easier access.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this food suitable for cats with allergies?
Yes, it is effective for cats with skin and stomach issues, including allergies, due to its novel protein sources.
How do cats generally react to this food?
Most cats enjoy the taste, but some may refuse to eat it.
What are the common complaints about this product?
The main complaints are the high cost and difficulty in opening the cans.
Highlighted Reviews
"I tried Evanger’s rabbit and quail as a desperate attempt to fix my senior cat’s skin and stomach problems. Her vet recommended a novel protein but she refused the prescription diets and there’s unfortunately very few true novel protein diets on the market (unless you’re willing to spend $10..."
"They just wouldn't eat them no matter how many times I put the product in their bowls. I used it in the morning when they were at their hungriest and almost always devoured everything -- but they just walked away from this product a few times. It seems like a quality product, but not for my cats."
Bottom Line
If you're looking for a grain-free option to address specific health issues in your cat, this product is worth considering despite the higher cost and opening difficulties.