It is. I really looks like canned/tinned chicken you'd buy for human consumption. It comes in a nice broth like gravy. It's not sold in big box pet stores here in the US. It's really only found in boutique type pet stores or online through Amazon and other retailers. I think it only comes in one form- shredded
And probably very expensive.
Nature's Logic is a pate. My kitties ate for a while and now are losing interest. I like the ingredients.
They both eat it okay but I think they prefer Tiki Cat or Weruva. I think I do too. I bought the Fussie Cat chicken and duck and there's only a few bits of duck. There's more chicken with Tiki and maybe even Weruva too.
Tiki definitely gives you a lot of food, particularly in the luau line! I think you get what you pay for with that stuff. I've sometimes thought about draining the meat from a Tiki can and, say, a Weruva pouch, and weighing the results!
It depends on where you buy it. I wouldn't buy it in one of those fancy boutique pet stores. I bought a case of it from Amazon. I got the Paw Lickin Chicken and it was $39.49 USD for a case of 24 5.5 oz (156 gram) cans. That works out to $1.65 for each can or rounding it up .83 cents a serving since Lilith and Sophie usually split a can. Comparably, Nutro Natural Choice is about $1 per 3 ounce (85 gram) can in most stores near me. I did buy the Rad Cat raw from a local boutique store (they liked it MUCH better than the Primal- YAY!) so next time I go get some I will take a look at what they charge for Weruva just for a laugh but I'm going to guess it's about $3 for the same 5.5 ounce can. It's a very fancy store, you know.
I can't afford to have it sent from America. I'll carry on with what they're eating.
That sounds like a good deal on the Weruva chicken, Kat0121! I think the best value from Weruva is their Cats in the Kitchen line, which is priced lower and has, in my experience, more meat per can. The cats especially love the Chicken Frick a See. Cats in the Kitchen foods also don't have potato, which has had a history of causing problems for Edwina.
It depends on where you buy it. I wouldn't buy it in one of those fancy boutique pet stores. I bought a case of it from Amazon. I got the Paw Lickin Chicken and it was $39.49 USD for a case of 24 5.5 oz (156 gram) cans. That works out to $1.65 for each can or rounding it up .83 cents a serving since Lilith and Sophie usually split a can. Comparably, Nutro Natural Choice is about $1 per 3 ounce (85 gram) can in most stores near me. I did buy the Rad Cat raw from a local boutique store (they liked it MUCH better than the Primal- YAY!) so next time I go get some I will take a look at what they charge for Weruva just for a laugh but I'm going to guess it's about $3 for the same 5.5 ounce can. It's a very fancy store, you know.
I've bought the Chicken Frick A Zee. They didn't like it as much. It looked to have mixed light and dark meat chicken in it. Sophie in particular likes the Soulistic Good Karma from Petco and the Paw Lickin Chicken looks almost identical to that so that could be why. I looked at both side by side and the only difference I could find is that they seem to put a thicker gravy type liquid in the Weruva and what they use in the Soulistic looks more like a broth.
This dark/light meat thing is a mystery to me, too! Our cats just love Tiki's chicken... and will eat it leftover as well as from the freshly opened can.
I was very surprised to find out a week or two ago, from a Petco employee, that Petco apparently no longer has an exclusive right to sell Soulistic. I found that out when I asked about their raising the price on the pouch foods to $1.69! Evidently Soulistic thought the food was being sold too cheaply.
That's interesting. Ever since I learned that Weruva produced that food I always figured Petco owned the name Soulistic. I's true that if you look at the Soulistic web site, it gives a contact address in Natick, MA, the address of Weruva. Not sure if that is confirmation that Petco does not own the name, but it seems an unusual arrangement otherwise. The site still says exclusively at Petco, but if the employee is correct it could be that it hasn't been changed yet.
Our cats hated it! One sniffed and looked at me like I'd insulted her. The other would eat about a tablespoon from each can and then refuse any more. I tried them on all the chicken, turkey, duck, bison, and beef and it was all N.O.
. First time my boy refused anything.
My cat Peaches who is very picky and has IBD loved the Red Barn Tricky Chicky samples we got in the mail. I also found a little shop close to me that is going to start carrying the Red Barn cat food.
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