Evanger's Signature Series Slow Cooked Beef Stew receives mixed feedback from cat owners. Some cats enjoy the taste, while others refuse to eat it. The food is praised for its aroma and suitability for cats with allergies but criticized for its bland taste and lack of appeal to picky eaters.
Some cats are attracted to the smoky aroma of the food.
The food is suitable for cats with certain allergies.
The gravy in the food is appealing to some cats.
Many cats find the food bland and unappealing.
Several buyers received dented cans.
Tip: Consider buying a single can to test it.
The food lacks meat pieces, which some cats prefer.
Some cats prefer other foods over this one.
"I was surprised by the smoky aroma of this cat food, but both my cats ate it right up. My male, Toby, has an allergy to chicken, and this is a beef-only food (very hard to find). Both cats eat it enthusiastically, and I like the ingredient list and price."
"This is very similar to the slow cooked chicken in that both are VERY SOUPY and much less thick than stew; however, the broth is excellent for the cats' kidneys and they licked their bowls clean. I do want to note that there is plenty of meat in the can...it is in chunk form...it settles at the bott..."
If your cat is a picky eater, this food might not be the best fit. However, if your cat enjoys beef and gravy, it could be a good option. Consider buying a single can first to see if your cat likes it.
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