Instinct Original Minced Cups, Wet Cat Food, Rabbit, 3.5 oz (12 Count)

Finding food, my cat eats has been difficult over the years, but he loves the instinct, wet food. We do give him Dry most of the time, but at night he gets wet and these are super convenient peel off the top and you can either let him eat it right out of the plastic container or transfer it to a bowl. Unlike a can, there are no sharp lids to deal with and they are very easy to recycle. Just rinse them out after use and throw them in your recycling bin. Most important thing though is that my cat loves them. We have these on subscribe and save now and they come every month.

Good quality

Two of four dry food loving cats give this tails up and two eat some. It looks like stew, with bite-size chunks in dark gravy. One can gave four cats nice portions to accompany dry kibble. This is an occasional treat, not a mainstay.

Got these when the 5.5 oz cans were out of stock, and the 3 oz cans were a disaster (mostly a disgusting brown water with very little food). Sadly, my cats would not eat this version. I have a cat needing a novel protein and Rabbit seems to be the best for her. It took a lot of trials to not only find the right protein, but a version my cat liked. Sadly The Instinct Rabbit is so often out of stock! FYI Insticts rabbit canned foods (other than their Limited Ingredient version) contains 2 proteins - rabbit and pork, which is perfect for my cat as she seems to have a poultry allergy. Took off one star just because my cats are picky. Advise that you skip the 3 oz metal cans as they were the most disgusting mess I have ever seen.

Picky cat approved. Handy serving size. Soft texture.

Probably not a product error , but made my cat vomit when she ate it and then vomited again. She has food allergies and only safe protein is rabbit and pork , she loved the taste however something in it doesn't agree with her. Overall the ingredients and everything is great , donated to shelter

Good quality ingredients.

I am giving it one star because my cat wouldn't touch it. Even though she was very hungry and it was her regular meal time, she sniffed around this food and then left the room. I left it out to give her another chance to try it, but she also rejected it the second time she sniffed it. It doesn't matter what the "experts" say or how good the marketing is, if a healthy, hungry cat won't even try it, it's pretty worthless. At over $2.00/can, it's way too expensive for this type of disappointing result. Buying pet food by the can (one can) should be an option so that it can be tried without wasting money or product.