ShebaPerfect Portions Wet Cat Food Cuts in Gravy Variety Pack, Roasted Chicken Entree and with Sustainable Tuna, 2.6 oz. Twin-Pack Trays (12 Count, 24 Servings)

My cat meows to be fed her wet food. She loves the juice the cuts are in but only eats a small amount of the meat. The pieces get dry and crispy but the next morning, but shouldn’t be a problem if your cats eats away at it quickly. The foil is fairly easy to open, but I get juice on myself about 1/3 of the time.

I'm taking care of a feral cat I've named Kat that left a litter of kitten on my porch last fall. I caught her to get her spayed, but she already has another litter on the way, so I'm waiting to spay her until after the kittens are born and keeping her in a large kennel. She is a bit of a picky eater, which is mystifying since I doubt she ever got consistent food before. What I have found is that the "cuts" style of food is exactly what she likes. It seems fresher than other wet foods I've tried, similar to "shreds" which she also likes but looking a more like real food in texture and color (the shreds just look like they took a can of pate and ran it through a cheese grater, then added gravy). The big seller her though is price per serving and the fact that most cat food is sold in larger servings that she generally leaves half of in the bowl. I give her one of these in the morning and one in the evening, with kitten kibble in a bowl for her to eat in between. There is never any of this food left in the bowl after each serving. I can't say if it's this food or the fact that I gave her dewormer at about the same time I started her on this food, but she is much more energetic and seemingly content since making the change. While I'm not a cat owner, I've been through quite a crash course in cats over the last 6 months and food seems to be one of the biggest things to deal with. Cheap food is usually pretty unattractive to the cats. Expensive food is clearly better, but, well, expensive. This product just seems to hit the perfect blend of economy and quality while also preventing wasted food, making it even more economical.

My cat’s (multiple) favorite food. One of my cat has pancreatitis flare ups occasionally and this is gentle enough for her to eat. Been buying this product for years. They seem to enjoy the taste.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My cat goes crazy over this. Wanted a wet type product and this is perfect. I give it to her as a treat.

Cats like the food but the containers are very hard to open. I have cuts on my fingers from them

My Mr. Webster loves these. They are his favorite and fancy feast runs a close. Second. The only thing is I wish I have my choice of which ones he could get.

Sheba cat food is the only cat food my cats will eat and they seem to do great with it.It isn't real expensive and my babies are very satisfied with all of the flavors and I love that it comes in individual servings that you just break in half and serve.

My go to wet food for the cats! I tried the pate, but they like the cuts the best.