Dr. Elsey's cleanprotein Salmon Recipe Wet Cat Food is generally not well-received by cats and owners due to its texture and taste. The price is considered steep for the quality.
Rusty cans may indicate food safety issues.
Prevention: None mentioned as
Some cats showed initial interest in the food before rejecting it.
Many cats refused to eat the food due to its taste.
The texture of the food was described as unpleasant by multiple reviewers.
The price of the food is considered high relative to its quality.
One reviewer mentioned that the food caused gas in their cat.
Rusty cans have been reported, raising concerns about food safety and quality.
Factors: Freeze Eating preference
No, it contains salmon
Some reviewers tried adding water or kitty broth to improve the texture.
"I have one cat that is allergic to chicken, so they all have to be on the same diet. The first couple of cans they ate it, begrudgingly, but now I'm stuck with half a case of food no one wants. I'm feeding my very expensive food to the chickens, and even they are not impressed."
Given the high number of negative reviews and quality control concerns, this product may not be a reliable choice for cat owners. It is recommended to consider alternatives that have better reviews and are more palatable to cats.
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