OPET Wet Cat Food Pate, Grain Free Wet Pate, Balanced Recipe Cat Can Food, Mixed 6 Flavor 1.41 Ounce Pack of 6

While they are small, they are quite good. My little guy can't have grain, gluten, or dairy, so we give the rabbit and truffle to a friend as it has cheese in it, but he loves the rest. As far as smell, most cat foods are pungent, but none of these are overly unpleasant to my amplified sense of smell. It's a pate and my guy likes the taste, the ingredients are safe for him.

Small amount but great for toppers or treats. Love the variety and consistency of the products high end quality.

This grain-free wet cat food pâté is a hit with the picky eater! The mixed 6-flavor pack is perfect for variety, and each portion is just the right size. I love that it’s a balanced recipe with quality ingredients and no grains. The cat licks the bowl clean every time! Great for adding moisture to her diet and keeping mealtime exciting. Definitely stocking up on more!

The packs are small and convenient for a single serving. There are several flavors, which is good for variety in the diet. The smell is natural, without strong odors. The texture is smooth, and the packs are easy to open. The expiration date was fine, and delivery was fast

I really wanted to try this cat food, but upon receiving it I seen it was made in China. With the many problems with pet food made in China, I did not want to take a chance with my girls. Threw it out. My fault I did not do my research.

This OPET wet cat food variety pack looks super boutique and fancy, and when you open the little tins the texture is wild. It’s not a chunky pate at all. It’s more like a mousse/flan consistency. My cats absolutely inhaled it. Ingredients on the box look solid on paper. Lots of real meats listed (chicken, liver, duck, rabbit, goat milk, krill, fish roe, etc.), plus added nutrients like taurine and vitamins. So from a “does this look like actual food?” perspective, it’s doing the right things. But I’m gonna be blunt: it says “human grade” and then I saw it’s made in China. I’m not trying to be dramatic, but I’m automatically skeptical of big claims like that when it’s imported and priced like premium food. And speaking of price… $18.99 for six tiny 1.41 oz tins is rough. Just too small for this price. If this was cheaper, I’d feel different. But expensive + China + huge marketing claims makes me hesitate. If your cats are picky and you want a special treat food, they’ll probably love it. I just can’t personally justify it at that price.

I gave this a four star review and not five because the pots are so tiny and the food is very expensive. My cats would need two at a time to be satisfied. My cats are very large and eat like savages. Maybe this food is better for smaller cats, but I do have to say, my cats absolutely loved it. I may order again as a treat, but definitely too expensive to feed on a daily basis.

This cat food looks like real pate and has interesting combinations. My two fussy cats love it, the only downside is it only comes in packs of 6.

My sixteen-year-old lady has become increasingly fussy with her food, so it was anyone’s guess whether she would actually like this pâté. But I have to say, she absolutely loves it and seems to devour it every time. The mousse texture is perfect for an older cat, and it feels like a high-quality, gentle option for seniors or picky eaters. I also really like that it’s additive-free, it just gives a bit of reassurance that you’re feeding them something decent. Yes, it is a little on the pricey side, but when you find something your cat genuinely adores (especially at this age), it feels worth it. Hopefully if it becomes more popular the price will come down. Overall, this has gone down a storm with our lady. Highly recommended!

I hadn’t come across OPET wet cat food before, so I wasn’t quite sure what to expect, but I’m really impressed. It feels like a more premium product from the outset. The food comes in easy-to-peel aluminium containers, with six individual portions in a beautifully presented box. Almost the sort of packaging you might expect for cosmetics or toiletries. It’s really stylish and would actually make a great gift for a cat owner. Of course, the cats themselves won’t care about the fancy box, but their humans certainly will! The texture is a smooth mousse, very much like a soft pâté, which makes it easy to serve and ideal for older or picky cats. It has a fairly neutral smell too, definitely not unpleasant or overpowering. Each recipe contains 75% red meat and there are no artificial additives. There are six different flavours in the selection, to add a bit of variety. It is quite expensive compared to regular wet food, but as with any cat food, individual tastes vary and some cats will love it, while others may turn up their noses. My daughter’s cat, however, seems to find it very tasty indeed and it’s proved well worth the extra expense for an occasional treat.

The OPET Wet Cat Food Pate is a fancy little treat for picky or older cats, boasting 100% human-grade meat and a silky mousse texture that's great for licking, and looks and smells decent enough. It comes in handy 40g pots, perfect for a fresh, mess-free serving every time, with no leftovers to worry about. The formula includes some curious extras like Antarctic Krill, Manuka Honey, and even Black Truffle – yes, really! While the ingredients sound top-notch and might tempt even the fussiest feline, the price feels a bit extravagant for cat food – the addition of black truffle especially seems like overkill considering I found one of my cats gnawing on a spent firework on the kitchen doormat last night, and half a baked potato from someone's bin the night before... This is nothing new for this brand, as I've previously been tasked with reviewing their Pigeon Bisque liquid cat food – yes, really! If you’re after a premium boost for your cat's meals and don't mind splashing out, it’s worth a go. But for everyday feeding, there are cheaper and simpler options that do the job just fine, with just as quality meats. For context: even currently discounted by -15% with Subscribe & Save to £13.59 (£56.63 / kg) for a measly 240g total (40g x 6), it's still more than 10 times more expensive per kilogram than the 800g tins of pure meat I feed my four cats, which is purchased from Zooplus/Bitiba.

OPET wet cat food is the height of luxury, coming in a beautifully presented box with six individual 40g aluminium trays. The selection includes Pollock and Fish Roe, Goose and Goose Liver, Duck and Goat Milk, Chicken and Krill, Pork and Manuka Honey, and Rabbit and Black Truffle. The ingredients are impressive. The Pollock and Fish Roe recipe contains pollock at 33%, chicken breast at 32%, water, fish roe at 5%, chicken liver at 5%, plus egg powder, chicken fat, spirulina powder, and flaxseed powder. Each recipe contains 75% red meat with no artificial additives. It's worth noting that there is substantial chicken content even in the fish-based recipes. The texture is a smooth, soft mousse that resembles a luxurious pâté, making it ideal for serving and particularly good for older or picky eaters. The smell is pleasantly meaty but light, distinctly better than typical commercial cat foods and not at all overpowering. The packaging itself deserves mention. The easy-to-peel aluminium containers and beautiful presentation feel more like premium cosmetics than pet food, making this an excellent gift option for cat owners who appreciate the finer things. Of course, the cats themselves won't notice the stylish box, but their humans certainly will. As for the important part, cats genuinely love this food, mine basically will not leave until gorged on what I pit down, so I cut it into quarters and put down a chunk and then keep it in the fridge for an hour or so and spread through the day. Our cat purrs loudly while eating something it loves, and lots of purring with this, plus the bowl has a mirror finish as not a scrap left; . This is clearly a product designed with both feline and human satisfaction in mind. The main drawback is the price at £400 a kilo!! . This won't work as everyday food for most budgets and I feel is probably too rich for most cat tummy's , as an occasional weekend treat it's absolutely worth the trying as let's face it, cats mostly have a very repetitive menu plan. . For a cat lover willing to splurge occasionally, OPET offers a genuinely premium experience that impresses both cats and their owners.

This wet cat food from OPET is the height of luxury, with six different recipes in individual aluminium trays of 40g each. Flavours: Pollock & Fish Roe, Goose & Goose Liver, Duck & Goat Milk, Chicken & Krill, Pork & Manuka Honey, Robbit & Black Truffle. Ingredients: Good enough that I could eat them myself. For example, here is Pollock & Fish Roe: pollock 33%, chicken breast 32%, water, fish roe 5%, chicken liver 5%, egg powder, chicken fat, spirulina powder, flaxseed powder. You'll notice that there a lot of chicken in what is named as a fish recipe, and that is true of all the flavours. Texture & Smell: it is a soft pate with a high moisture content, and probably closer to a mousse. The smell is meaty but light and pleasant, and much better than typical cat foods. Taste Test: my cat is mad for these, purring loudly while he eats, which he doesn't usually do. A real hit. Negatives: none at all. Verdict: this is a taste of the high life, and a lovely treat for the cat. They are expensive, so it won't become his default food, but it is worth the price and I will buy these occasionally as a treat for the old boy.