Hill's Science Diet Ocean Fish Dinner is widely accepted by cats for its taste, but recent reviews indicate declining quality and value concerns.
Declining quality in recent batches.
Prevention: Check for any smelled or color off before purchasing.
Cats love the taste of this wet cat food.
Recent batches have had quality issues.
Users report declining quality with recent batches.
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Factors: Storage conditions, cat pickiness
"My was a hit around here. Its loaded with quality catnip, and perfect size. Kitty scoop it up into their paws and do bunny kicks on it. Sasha has pica and licks it over and over. Helps her distress. Will keep purchasing. I've got my mom and cousin on board with buying these too!"
"Over the last couple of years, I've seen a steady decline in quality in Hill's products, including off smells and odd colors in the products. In the most recent case we received of this specific product, exactly half of the cans caused my cat to vomit after eating. I'm honestly angry with myself for..."
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