Solid Gold Wet Cat Food Shreds in Gravy - Canned Cat Food Made w/Real Tuna & Mackerel - Five Oceans Grain Free 16ct/6oz Can

I've been purchasing this brand of food for my pets for more than a decade. My dog had a severe skin condition with open sores and someone suggested I try this Solid Gold brand food. The dog had already been through all kinds of alergy and other treatments without any remedy. 2 weeks after switching to Solid Gold, the dog's skin cleared up 100%. The cat food appears to be of equal quality and Solid Gold pet food is all that I buy.

My cat loves this! She is picky with taste, texture and smell. Not sure how she got so picky, considering she was a stray that ate trash before I adopted her. I have to switch her food up every now and then but for now, she gulps this down and doesn’t leave any bits left. There are chunks of fishes with nothing else and it doesn’t smell as fishy as other brands. It has gravy but is not like soup.

My last four cats lived into their 20s, one of them coming within a few months of being 29 years of age, and I credit the quality of their food for a great deal of that.I have two cats now - an 8-year-old and a 2-year-old. My cats are free-fed kibble, and I use Blue Buffalo kibble for that. But, I also split a 5-6-oz can of wet food between them each morning, and, if they eat that, I'll split another can between them in the late afternoon. While my cats are okay with the various BB kibble recipes, they prefer more variety in their wet food.I don't feed them junk, so I choose between a large variety of canned foods, and try to keep track of what they like and what they don't like, but the most important thing is that the ingredients be good. The cats I have now are pickier than my last two, and I thought they were fussy. They have flat out rejected some of the most expensive brands on the market, and they don't like the 100% meat canned foods, which seems odd to me, but it's a fact.They like the Sold Gold brand. I have tried, I think, all of their recipes, and I don't think they've walked away from any of them. That's good, since there's little point in offering them great ingredients if they aren't going to eat it.As examples, the ingredients of the Solid Gold Sea Bream & Tuna Recipe in Gravy begin with: Water sufficient for processing; Sea Bream; Tuna; Tapioca Starch; Sunflower Oil; Canola Oil; Carrots; Pumpkin; Spinach, and goes on to list a bunch of other stuff, mostly vitamins, minerals, and so on, with nothing that looks scary. The Solid Gold Mackerel & Tuna Recipe in Gravy ingredients are similar, only with Mackerel rather than Sea Bream. There is no corn, soy, wheat, gluten, or byproducts, and that's important to me, too.So, the Solid Gold brand meets my specifications, as well as the taste requirements that my cats put on their food, and, as a plus, it's affordable - not cheap, but affordable, as opposed to some others.

As everyone with pets knows, our cats, dogs (or whatever you have), have distinct personalities and taste buds. A particular food item that may be shunned by some pets, might eagerly be devoured by others in a heart beat - and who would be right?Having said that, all I can do is to evaluate the 3 adopted (formerly feral) cats that we have in our home. We have 3 formerly feral cats - a Momma and two of her full grown kittens (female and male). They are absolutely hooked on various Applaws and Reveal brand of canned food and whenever I serve them that line of food, they go nuts and inhale everything.Periodically, I like to try other products in an effort to give our cats some different choices, mixing it up a bit. So when I saw this Solid Gold Wet Cat Food Shreds in Gravy offering, I thought, "why not..."When the box arrived (I ordered a case of 24) - I was eager to serve the cats their new treat. But alas, it was not to be. They each walked up to the new food, gave it a smell (one cat actually tasted it), and all just walked away. No matter what I tried, none of them wanted anything to do with this food - bummer, and a complete waste of money to be sure. Then I tried giving them this food at different times during the day - nothing worked. They wanted nothing to do with it.So the moral of the story is, "don't buy cat food that looks like something you'd like yourself (as many of us tend to do)!"Now get this, I gave this newly purchased box of this food to a neighbor who has 5 cats (all indoor), and after several days, I inquired with them as to how their cats liked this flavor. The neighbor responded that none of their cats wanted nothing to do with it - which she found odd - and she gave the box back to me. So now, I just put it out in our back yard (we live by the woods), and allow the possums and raccoons to eat what was left, as they'll devour anything.So in the end, the purchase of this Solid Gold wet canned cat food was a total waste of money, and a mistake I won't make again.So, as is the case with any pet food, your mileage may vary, and some of you cats may like this food.

I have become a HUGE fan of Solid Gold's wet cat food products since discovering them earlier this year. These products are made of actual meat, with no byproducts or fillers, and my cat really enjoys it. The gravy that's included with the meat seems to be very flavorful, and the protein is so filling that my cat only eats about a tablespoon of this at a time, a few times a day, and seems totally satisfied. Apart from this, I had reason to contact Solid Gold because I had some questions about the product. The product manager got back to me right away and followed up with me to make sure that all of my questions and concerns were addressed. I love a company that stands by its product, and also commits to continuous improvement. I will be buying Solid Gold wet cat food until my cat decides that she doesn't like it anymore (which we cat owners know that our cats are wont to do, eventually).