Most cats love the taste and texture, but recent formula changes have raised health concerns and quality issues.
Sunflower oil in the new formula may have health concerns
Prevention: Consult a vet before switching to this formula
Cats enjoy the taste and texture of the food, even picky eaters.
Recent changes in the formula have included sunflower oil, which some reviewers find concerning.
Recent batches have tougher turkey, making it hard for cats to eat.
Recent formula changes have led to tougher turkey and less gravy, affecting cats' willingness to eat.
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Factors: Storage conditions, Frequency of feeding
Yes, many senior cats enjoy the texture and taste.
Yes, recent changes include the addition of sunflower oil, which has caused concerns.
Yes, it is suitable for cats with chicken allergies.
"My senior kitty is missing teeth. We have struggled to find a texture she can eat easily. She eats gobbles this up and picks her bowl clean."
"My 3 year old adopted cat was loving the morsels and I felt good about feeding it to him. However, the new formula now includes sunflower oil, an INFLAMMATORY SEED oil. Seed oils are highly processed with dangerous chemicals, such as hexane. I avoid it myself, so I certainly don’t want to give it ..."
While generally well-loved, recent formula changes may impact purchasing decisions due to potential health risks and quality issues. Consider these factors before buying.
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