Walk About Grain-Free Wild Boar Recipe Canned Cat Food
In a Nutshell
- Mixed feedback from users
- Some cats show signs of discomfort
- Garlic presence a major concern.
Quick Verdict
This cat food receives a mixed review, noted as beneficial for health issues. Garlic has been mentioned as toxic to cats which needs attention.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Garlic
Prevention: Buy non garlic existing foods
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Beneficial Food (10)
The food is considered good for cats with specific health issues.
Cons
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Garlic Toxicity (0) critical
The presence of garlic is toxic to cats.
Tip: Choose brands that do not contain garlic
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Ill Health (0) major
Potential impact of ill health on cats.
Tip: Strict monitoring in consultations with vet
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Grass and souvenirs (1) major
Packaging not fit for purpose
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners focusing on enzyme deficiency and pancreatitis curing — High protein guarantees relief from deficiencies.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners with small kittens — Unsafe for kittens.
Durability & Care
Factors: Varied sensitivity to the raw content
Cleaning Methods
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"Yes, there is potato in this recipe, and it's not super-high protein, but it is a limited ingredient diet without alot of fruit and other vegetables that can be hard on sensitive stomachs. I have 6 rescue cats. One has IBD, food allergies, and epi (pancreatic enzyme deficiency), & diabetes. It's..."
"garlic is toxic to cats and theres no organ meat for taurine, taurine is also lost when cooked at certain temps , which is why most brands add it."
Bottom Line
While some cats enjoyed the food, the mention of garlic and presence of unprocessed gristle are serious concerns. Final suggestions include modifying recipes avoiding toxic materials.