Canned Weruva Cats in the Kitchen texture

What is the texture of the CANNED Weruva Cats in the Kitchen like? I like the ingredients of these, but my guys prefer pates, and I have a feeling these are probably more shredded? I don't feed fish, so it would be the chicken or beef kind, and maybe once in a blue moon the lamb (which has fish broth)

I give my cat the fowl ball and chicken flavors of the cats in the kitchen and it is shredded meat in kind of a thick, clear sauce/broth.

Definitely shredded in a clear broth would describe most of Weruvas I've fed to my cats. They have some where they add a bit of veggies to it. The food is really expensive for the number of cats I have, but I do include it in the overall scheme. It is soupy textured and so you might want to try one can first. If a kitty is pate oriented, she might not dig the soup like texture.  There are a view lines of Weruva and "Cats in the Kitchen" is broth first ingredient. The other Weruva have a higher meat content. I also can give thumbs up to the Fowl Ball.

I like it for my recent addition because he will not drink water and so the extra broth is good to get him the moisture he needs.

I've started using the Fowl Ball and Chicken Frick-a-zee versions, the cat loves both.  The meat is shredded and in more of a gelatine type sauce, opposed to say their other line which uses a potato starch broth "Paw lickin chicken".  My cat used to love the Paw lickin chicken but now refuses to eat it at all, I think she may have an allergy to the potato, she shakes her head and scratches around the ears a lot, I gave her a case of Fowl Ball and it seemed to calm down.