Almo Nature's tuna with quail egg cat food is generally well-liked for its taste. However, the inclusion of quail eggs has mixed reception, with some cats enjoying it and others rejecting it. The product is worth considering if your cat enjoys quail eggs, but be prepared for potential pickiness.
Many cats find the tuna flavor highly enjoyable.
The product is noted for its high quality and healthy ingredients.
Most users report the product being reasonably priced.
Allergic Cat
Some cats do not like the inclusion of whole quail eggs, leading to pickiness or rejects.
Tip: Cutting the quail eggs into smaller pieces makes it more palatable for some cats.
Go bad before eating it
Tip: 1 can consumes is not ideal
Some cats are very picky and refuse to eat it.
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Factors: Storage conditions, Pet satiation
Some do not, which makes it problematic with this gourement line of wet cat food
"Really it’s not that hard to chop up the one half piece of quail egg to make it easier for your cat to eat. If you have one of those rubber cat food can scrapers it’s too easy to chop. My three male finicky cats love it."
"I have 7 cats and not one would eat that egg and only 1 licked some of the tuna"
This product is a good choice for cats that enjoy quail eggs. For those who are unsure, you may want to test a single can before committing to a larger order to ensure your cat likes this flavor.
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