The Lotus Rabbit Grain-Free Pate Canned Cat Food receives mixed reviews. While some cats enjoy it, many seem to dislike the taste and texture, which leads to excessive waste. Quality issues, such as lack of moisture or gravy, have also been reported.
Lack of moisture and unusual texture reported in some batches.
Prevention: Check the texture and moisture content before purchasing.
Suitable for cats with food sensitivities, particularly those allergic to chicken.
Recognized as a trusted brand with good ingredients.
The texture is described as jello-like and not appealing to many cats.
Some batches have been reported to have no gravy or moisture, making it dry.
Many cats do not seem to like the taste, leading to excessive waste.
Quality has declined, with several reviewers mentioning lack of moisture and unusual texture.
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Yes, it is suitable for cats with food allergies, particularly those allergic to chicken.
No, some batches have been reported to have no gravy or moisture, making it dry.
It depends on your cat's preferences. Many cats refuse to eat it, leading to significant waste.
"We switched after sensitivities to chicken. Both our kitties love the rabbit!"
"There’s all natural ingredients in this and the phos level is within range for my picky eater. I was sad when she wouldn’t eat this"
If your cat has food allergies and you need a substitute, this might be worth a try. However, be prepared for potential pickiness and quality issues.
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