Blue Buffalo Wilderness Pate Variety Pack Duck, Chicken & Salmon Grain-Free Cat Canned Food
In a Nutshell
- Variety of flavors, with duck being the most popular.
- Texture can be coarse, especially with the duck.
- Good for cats with dietary restrictions.
- Mixing with water can help, but it doesn't always blend well.
Quick Verdict
This cat food has mixed reviews. Cats seem to enjoy the duck flavor best, but some cats refuse the salmon. The texture can be coarse, especially for the duck variety, which some cats do not like. Mixing with water helps, but it doesn't always blend well. The food is grain-free and good for cats with specific dietary needs.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Spoilage due to hot transport conditions.
Prevention: Better packaging or shipping methods.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Variety of Flavors (4)
Offers different flavors that cats enjoy, with duck being the most popular.
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Nutritional Benefits (2)
Grain-free and suitable for cats with specific dietary needs.
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Good for Picky Eaters (1)
Cats seem to enjoy it, especially the duck flavor.
Cons
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Texture Issues (4) major
The duck flavor has a coarse texture that does not mix well with water. Think cardbord after a while
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Flavor Issues (3) minor
Some cats dislike the salmon flavor, making the mix less attractive.
Tip: Only buy the flavors cats enjoy.
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Spoilage Concerns (2) major
Some customers reported spoilage due to transport in hot conditions.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cats with dietary restrictions — Grain-free and suitable for cats with IBD.
- • Picky eaters — Variety of flavors that cats enjoy.
✗ Skip If
- • Cats that dislike coarse textures — The duck flavor has a coarse texture that may be unappealing.
- • Cats that dislike salmon — Some cats dislike the salmon flavor.
Durability & Care
Factors: Storage conditions, Packaging issues
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Mix with water to improve texture
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Does this food help with IBD?
Yes, the duck flavor is a novel protein that helps control IBD.
Is it grain-free?
Yes, it is grain-free and suitable for cats with specific dietary needs.
Highlighted Reviews
"Frankie is on a no-grain diet so great options for him. Also duck is a novel protein so helps control the IBD. I mix them with a little water so they are mushy which helps a finicky eater."
"I shouldn’t waste my money. Cats are finicky so I sort of forced this on them hoping I wouldn’t waste my money feeding cats are a big gamble!"
Bottom Line
If your cat likes the variety and texture, this is a good option. However, be prepared for some pickiness and potential texture issues.