Weruva Classic Cat Food, Mideast Feast with Grilled Tilapia in Gravy, 5.5oz Can (Pack of 24)

My picky cat likes this high-quality food better than anything I have purchased previously. As he is a fish lover, I alternate Mideast Feast and Polynesian BBQ. Well worth the money if the food is within your budget. I do have to chop up the larger chunks of fish.

I use multiple brands and types of cat food because they like the variety. This one is a little juicy “. With that being said, there are tiny and big chunks of fish. It smells good, it’s clearly quality product, and the cats love it. They have a difficult time with the larger trunks for some reason, so I break them up into smaller pieces prior to giving it to them.

As my subject line states, when doing a review on any brand of pet food, that review becomes totally subjective - as it applies to your pets only. With that in mind, we have 4 indoor (formerly feral) cats that we adopted over the past few years, along with taking care of 5 additional outdoor feral cats who call our patio "home." Our indoor cats have become prima-donnas (3 female and one male) with regard to what they enjoy eating. I've spent - without exaggeration - hundreds of dollars (close to $1500) over the past few years, trying to find a food that they all would enjoy. Purchase after purchase would result in their either just smelling the food and then walking away, or they'd take a bite or two and then just ignore the food after that (depressing really). More than a year ago I finally found a brand and type of food they loved and devoured - it happened to be the canned tuna and crab and the tuna and shrimp from the Applaws and Reveal (same company) brands. However, like anything else with a pet, they were slowly getting tired of eating the same thing, and now I was back in a frantic "find another flavor" phase - sigh. I became intrigued with the Weruva brand of canned cat food, yet at the same time wondered like they literally had dozens of flavors and varieties - all with fancy storybook names on the cans. So I began trying them, and unfortunately, all of my cats thrust their noses in the air and ignored most of the Weruva flavors - that is until I fed them this Mideast Feast! Finally, a Weruva flavor my cats all loved - so I ordered a few cases of it (even though it can add up pricewise). So now I alternate my feeding them food from Applaws/Reveal and the Mideast Feast from Weruva, and it's worked out really well. So in my case, I've surprisingly found a winner - but like anything else, your mileage may vary with your picky eaters. Thus I'm giving this Mideast Feast flavor the full 5 stars.

Good ingredients and just about all of my many cats like it

Mideast Feast has been a boon to my elderly cat with chronic kidney failure. He is not on a special kidney diet, and your vet's recommendations may vary, but our goal is to keep him from getting any skinnier. He's sampled all the special kidney foods and won't eat them, so he gets any regular food he will eat. There are some days when he gets cranky and picky and won't eat much... this is our go-to food for those days as we can almost always count on him to eat this. The other non-ill cats like it too. The first ingredient is tuna with tilapia close behind so these must have compelling flavors. All the cats initially liked it, but over time slowed down. It seems like it's about the chunky texture. If I whirr this thru my little handy chopper for a few seconds, they finish it off pronto. The only negative is one in my own head... I get irritated with cat foods trumpeting "grain free" and then tossing in tapioca starch or potato starch... yeah, those aren't grains, but if a cat owner is looking to limit carbs to some extent, the "grain free" tag can be a little misinterpreted as "low starch". Beyond that though, the skinny old cat is eating it gladly, so I won't complain further. This flavor appeals to all my cats (it's a rarity to reach a group agreement) so odds are decent your cat will enjoy it too!

My little void can not eat chicken, she is highly allergic. This is one of the very rare foods she can eat that has no chicken in any form in it. Her skin has cleared, and her coat is glossy, silky, smooth.

Recently switched from feeding friskies for the past 15 years because one of my siamese was having kidney problems. Tried a lot of different higher end brand cat foods, Wellness, Evo, Nutro. He was picky about almost all of them except for the Weruva Mideast feast. He loves human tuna out of a can and comes running for it so I thought he might like it. Turns out even my other finicky siamese who has refused to eat anything but dry food his entire life will eat this! All four of my cats eat this like it's the best food ever. The only problem with that is I go through it so fast! The best thing though is that it has greatly improved my cat's kidney function and because of that is worth every penny to me. I will never go back to friskies and their corn and grain again. It was killing my cat. I'd also like to add that amazon has the best price on this food from everywhere else I've searched which is wonderful! Everywhere else charges 5 or 6 dollars more plus 10 dollars shipping. With amazon I get free 2 day shipping and a much better price. Thank you amazon.

Price is too high.

excellent product, cat loved it