Wild Calling Rabbit Burrow

I would like some opinions on this wet food please! The owner of a private pet store recommended it for Binx. He is unable to handle any food with seafood in it. He really enjoyed it and I want to convert my other 3 girls too (they are horribly picky).

Our cats didn't like Wild Calling when I attempted to feed them several flavors but it seems to be very decent food.

My cats didn't like it either, darn it.  I think I have the pickiest cats in the world   I say if Binx likes it, go for it. It's not a bad food at all. 

My 8 month doesn't like this food either; I had to "doctor" it in order for to eat it reluctanly...

sorry for the double post  

Looking at it's nutritional facts from http://catfooddb.com/product/wild calling/Rabbit+Burrow it's actually a decent quality food. It's low in carbs, and with rabbit as it's main protein and no other common allergens in it's ingredient list it's likely to be well tolerated by most cats with allergies. It does have guar gum though, which some people avoid.

if your cats like it you're stoked, it's a very good quality food. Mine hated it, I had to throw out each can of all their flavors!

Over a year ago, I tried 2 different batches of Wild Calling, of a variety of flavors.  

The ingredients looked amazing and frankly there was no other brand in my area that matched the unique proteins. 

Each can I opened smelled horrendous and of course, my cat wouldn't touch any of the varieties. 

I suppose I got bad batches, because I'd never smelt any cat food with such an off putting odor.  They were well within expiry date,so that wasn't the issue. I haven't touched the brand since, but obviously many people have had good luck. 

I recently introduced Wild Calling into my two cats' feeding rotation and they absolutely love the brand. Rabbit, duck, chicken or salmon, they have been eager to chow down.

While both love Wild Calling, Blue Buffalo got a big paws down. One sniff and both walked away showed and refused to go near their bowls until it was replaced.

Go figure. Cats can be picky eaters.