Against the Grain Chicken Mayflower & Turnip Dinner Grain-Free Wet Cat Food
In a Nutshell
- Loved by some cats, not by others.
- Inconsistent quality and availability.
- Too watery with little chicken, poor value for money.
- Health concerns with sodium selenite.
Quick Verdict
This grain-free wet cat food is beloved by some cats but inconsistencies in quality and consistency complaints are frequent.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Sodium selenite, considered a toxic inorganic compound, is present in the food.
Prevention: Speak to a vet before introducing this food, especially if your cat has dietary sensitivities.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Tasty for Cats (3)
Many cats enjoy the taste and texture.
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High Protein Content (1)
Contains a good amount of protein, which is beneficial for cats.
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Fresh Appearance (1)
Looks and smells like fresh chicken.
Cons
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Too Watery (2) major
Consistency issues with the food being too watery.
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Inconsistency (3) major
Inconsistent quality and availability.
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Health Concerns Ingredients (1) high
Concerns about sodium selenite, which is considered toxic.
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Cats Gets Sick (1) high
Some cats got sick after eating it.
Quality Trend: Declining
The consistency and quality of the food have noticeably declined, especially in recent reviews.
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Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cat owners looking for a high-protein diet. — The food has a good protein content, which many cats enjoy.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners concerned about ingredient safety. — Sodium selenite in the food is considered toxic, and some cats may not tolerate the change in diet.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Store in a cool, dry place
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this cat food suitable for kittens?
Yes, some users reported their 10-month-old kittens liked it.
Does this food contain grains?
No, it is grain-free.
Highlighted Reviews
"This cat food is one of our cat's favorites. It is such a shame it's availability is not consistent."
"Cats got sick after eating C"
Bottom Line
If your cat loves the taste and you can afford the inconsistency, it's worth a try. Otherwise, consider a more reliable brand.