Cats in The Kitchen Kitten, Kitten Zoomies Variety Pack, 3oz Can (Pack of 12)

My picky girl LOVES this flavor and the whole line. You can see real chunks of salmon In it with the skin which I loved to see. I will just say I wish these had a bit of a higher calorie content to them at around 50 kcal a can you do need more cans per day as opposed to other brands that carry kitten food that’s 100+ kcal. I personally feed in moderation because there are multiple gums used including guar so kitties with sensitive tummies might not tolerate the weruva lines super well if they eat it as most of their meals. With that said picky girl approved and although I try to not have this be her primary food I always can rely on it to get her to eat!

This and the salmon flavor are literally the only kitten specific formulas I could find that don’t contain chicken. My little guy is sensitive to it so I was really happy to find an alternative to prescription novel protein food.

Our cat needs cat food with a higher moisture content and loves chicken, so it works well. Because of dental problems in an older cat, we do process the food to chop the chicken strands, making it more of a pate. Seems crazy, but the things we do for our pets :)

Since early March, my 8 month old kitten stopped eating her usual fancy feast wet food, and had me cycling through different brands. It was a nightmare. She kind of liked Hill’s Science, but only the rice and chicken recipe. Unfortunately she got tired of it after a few weeks. But, through my trial and error I learned that she liked chunky food. None of the mushy pate stuff. I happened across Weruva late last month and she was digging their chicken and pumpkin recipe for a while (she didn’t like the other stuff in the kitten line), but I knew I had to introduce some variety in her meals otherwise she would get bored of the same meal. Enter: Kittens gone wild! She loves the fish and chicken recipes (won’t touch the lamb, but thats okay), and has been eating them for a month now. I have a good feeling about this line. I’m hoping it will interest her until she can eat adult food. With that said, this IS expensive, especially if your cat is a big eater. My cat has never been a big eater so she won’t eat as much as the directions recommend. She’ll eat like a can and a half a day, and then I supplement with a 1/8th cup of dry food per meal (she eats 3x a day). Makes it easier on the wallet. Anyway, I recommend trying this stuff if your kitten is sick of the same old chicken mush.

My 9mo old kitten seems to like it. It is a mix of pate and chunks of real fish with gravy. It has quite a pungent smell, so might be a good food to use if your kitten has a URI - if they can't smell their food, they're less likely to eat it. This pungent smell might help them to want to eat. I biught this one sale, so it became cheaper than what I normally feed her.