Catit Divine Shreds Chicken Multipack Cat Topping
In a Nutshell
- Mixed reactions from cats
- Quality issues reported
- Best for non-picky eaters
Quick Verdict
The Catit Divine Shreds Chicken Topping receives mixed reviews. While some cats enjoy the flavor and broth, others turn their nose up. Quality concerns and picky eater issues are common.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Flavor Appeal (4)
Cats that liked it enjoyed the chicken flavor and broth
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Broth Content (3)
High broth content is seen as positive
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Easy to Love (1)
Some cats loved this food from the start
Cons
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Picky Eaters (6) major
Many cats refused to eat the topping
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Quality Issues (3) major
Watery texture and weird smell reported
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Upchucking (1) major
Some cats experienced vomiting after consumption
Quality Trend: Declining
Quality issues such as watery texture and weird smell have been reported, and some cats have started throwing up after consuming the food.
mixed
negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners with non-picky cats — Cats that enjoy chicken and broth flavors are more likely to like the product.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners with picky cats — Many cats refuse to eat the topping, which could lead to waste and frustration.
Durability & Care
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this product suitable for cats with sensitive stomachs?
The product may cause vomiting in cats with sensitive stomachs.
Did any cats love the product?
Some cats enjoyed the chicken and broth flavor.
Is the texture consistent?
Several reviews mentioned watery texture and weird smell.
Highlighted Reviews
"I have one cat with a sensitive stomach. Initially, this was a great food, but then he started throwing this up as well. Some of the cats like it and would eat it, but others turned their nose up. It has a weird smell sometimes. Overall, it was a good food."
"Neither Loki or Freya would even lick this food. I donated it to a feral cat shelter"
Bottom Line
If your cat loves chicken and broth, this could be a good addition. However, be prepared for potential wasted food and quality issues.