WellnessCORE Signature Selects Flaked Adult Wet Cat Food, Natural, Protein-Rich, Grain Free, 2.8 Ounce, 12 Pack (Skipjack Tuna & Wild Salmon)

Started my cat on this food, then changed to a different brand. Finally went back to feeding her only this brand again. Noticed a change in her fur right away. Just the right texture, as she does not like pate.

My persnickety cats adore this food. They gobble it up and lick up every last drop of gravy, which is not the case with most foods. I like the quality ingredients, ample gravy, and no by-products in this formulation. This food is sometimes expensive, so I only buy it when I find a good price, and this seller had a better price than Petco, Chewy, and the usual stores. Quick shipping, no issues.

I have three cats. They are all picky eaters when it comes to wet food. They love the dried food, but I know the wet food gives them more water for their system so I keep on trying. They liked some of the Fancy Feast entrees, but I am happy to report that Wellness Core Grain-Free Selects is disappearing from their bowls. They like it.

Typical picky cat. Eats a full can like it’s the best thing ever, then won’t touch it. It seems a little too chunky for any of our cats without chopping it a little

Had finally found a food my cat liked. Can’t remember exactly where it was manufactured. South America or Thailand? It’s stamped on the box. Leaning towards Thailand. Should that matter?Anyway, was impressed by how tightly the package of 12 was. Needed scissors to cut through sealant to remove cans. When I had, discovered at least six were dented, but that should not affect contents, I thought, based on my cat’s response. He loved it. But the pattern continued with the next delivery. This could only happen if the cans were already dented when packed.But the second delivery was significant different from first. I opened a can after several others and discovered the proportions of meat and juices was off. The formula should have been thick and require some stirring (for me, at least) to ensure the thick and rich gravy, which he loved so much, and meat blended well.Instead this formula was so watery you couldn’t even refer to it gravy. This was a liquid. Ok. So there’s more than the other this time. So I scrapped my concern and scooped the usual amount into the bowl. The liquid had drained from the meat and formed a halo around the meat. That’s odd.Buster approached it cautiously before he walked away. Next morning same. Food untouched. When I finally woke up, decided to look closer look. Took a sniff. The odor was rancid and I pulled away. He didn’t touch it because it was contaminated. That’s when I should have called Amazon to report it, but delayed due to other circumstances. In fact, this should be reported to the FDA, or whichever agency is responsible for contamination of animal food products.There are two issues here:First, who ensures food manufactured outside the U.S. is safe to consume before distribution?Second, who is the liaison between manufacturer and distributor? Who inspects product before it’s shipped?There is so much more we can learn. To know when it’s safe to approach and when it’s not would be invaluable. To trust our instincts and senses as the experts do. And for Amazon, to recognize the scale of importance to consumers be communicated.

Cats love it but it is very expensive. I just give it to them a few times a week. I have been doing this for years. I have a cat that used to be on special food for stones but he has not had any stones in 2 years eating wellness. I mostly feed the wellness pate and some wellness dry indoor cat food on top.

My very picky cats love it. The consistency is always the same.

Along with Wellness "gravies" I continue to buy Wellness Signature skip jack tuna and wild salmon because of the quality ingredients, especially the wild salmon. Although marked "flaked", it is mostly liquid with scarcely any solid pieces. My cats are not impressed. The Signature chicken and wild salmon is marked "chunky", and this food has very large pieces more suited for a dog. My cats are typical in that they will refuse all "pates". I question why all the cat food companies push "pates" when in fact they are not popular with their clients.