Catit Dinner Chicken with Duck & Potato Cat Wet Food, 2.8-oz can
In a Nutshell
- Some cats absolutely love the taste.
- Many cats refuse to eat it.
- Price considered high for the value.
- Quality and ingredient concerns.
- Often used as a treat, not a staple.
Quick Verdict
The Catit Dinner Chicken with Duck & Potato Wet Food receives mixed reviews. Some cats enjoy it greatly, while others refuse to eat it. The price is considered high for the value provided, and there are concerns about the quality and ingredients. If your cat is picky, this might not be the best choice.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Great Taste (3)
Many cats enjoy the taste and devour it quickly.
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High-Quality Ingredients (1)
Some reviewers note the quality of ingredients.
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Unique Flavor (1)
The unique combination of chicken, duck, and potato is appealing to some cats.
Cons
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High Price (3) major
Many users find the price too high for the value.
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Cats Refuse to Eat (4) major
A large number of cats refuse to eat this food.
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Quality and Ingredient Concerns (2) major
Some users are skeptical about the quality of ingredients.
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Smelly (1) minor
Some reviews mention a bad smell.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cat owners with non-picky eaters — Potential new favorite food
- • Homeless cat shelters — Good food for cats used from chows
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of fussy cats — Often refused by picky eaters
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
is this cat reject this?
Cats may like or refuse, as reported
Highlighted Reviews
"I’ve never seen my cat sit and devour something so quickly. She’s a massive fluff of 8 lbs and usually eats so dainty. This was gone so quickly it’s as if I had starved her for the week prior! I wish I could afford it always!"
"Not ONE SINGLE CAT WOULD EAT THIS OR THE OTHER CUP FLAVOR. ALL 16 CATS REFUSE THIS!!!! 2.50 EACH IS NUTS FOR THIS!!!!! THE CATIT Tuna POUCHES ARE GOOD THO."
Bottom Line
This product has a mix of strong advocates and strong detractors. If your cat is not a picky eater, it might be worth a try, but be prepared for potential refusal.