Evanger's Organics Beef Dinner is a grain-free cat food that offers good quality but has issues with packaging and can lids. Users appreciate the organic ingredients but report shrinkflation and difficulties with opening the cans.
Made with organic, high-quality ingredients.
Very juicy and moist, ideal for cats that prefer wet food.
Suitable for cats with allergies to common proteins.
Less content in the cans, more fillers.
Cans are hard to open and pose a safety risk.
Tip: Carefully use a can opener.
Reports of shrinkflation and inconsistent packaging quality.
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Yes, it is pure beef and suitable for cats with allergies to common proteins.
"My cat is allergic to so many types of protein, but not to beef. It was so hard to find a wet food that didn’t have chicken or fish or tuna or carrots, pumpkin, etc. I found this one and it’s pure beef. It looks so good that it feels like we can eat it too, and also looks so homemade. My cat abs..."
"This was a good organic company but like everybody they've gone to shrinkflation and charging you more money for an inferior product with inferior ingredients! There's definitely 20% Less in the can as soon as you open it, it sloshes around in more gravy instead of being solid food filled to the bri..."
If you're looking for organic cat food and can overlook the packaging issues, this is a good choice. Otherwise, you might want to consider other brands.
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