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Review on Premium Limited Ingredient Diet Wet Cat Food - Natural Grain Free Canned Cat Food by Freely by Que Wade

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Freely have completely changed their formula - be careful.

About a year ago I adopted a rescue kitten; It took me a long time to realize that he was allergic to chicken (not uncommon in cats I thought), fish, turkey and beef, giving me a choice of lamb, duck and rabbit. I immediately discovered the Freely Rabbit Pie and was very happy with this product. My regular case arrived last week ($39.14 for 12 5.5 ounce cans) and when I opened the first can it was this gnarled, horribly oily mess in the can. Since I was out of food, I took about half of what he usually got and mixed it with a tablespoon of raw lamb. He ate normally but that night his BM was terrible; He didn't even cover it so I could see it wasn't normal. different color, liquid with some harshness and SMELL! Oh smell. The only thing he ate that day was a disgusting looking, loose looking rabbit chow. since he eats two tablespoons of raw lamb every day. I went back to the grocery box just to check and opened the second can of groceries; it was a small round blob trying to look like a circle that was just in oil. Well there are some cats that have iron stomachs and can take a lot of oil so they might do fine with this new formula but I will never use it. the first glass wasn't that thick, but it wasn't round either; more pieces of meat, so even the production of this large amount of food in the case does not correspond. I contacted the company and told them about the problem; They were very nice but said they stopped making pies and made this new "stew". Like I said, if your cat can handle oilseed food, you'll probably be fine. The whole time he was with me, my cat ate dry pie and loved it. I now have to look for a new rabbit food and unfortunately I can no longer recommend Freely wet rabbit food.

Pros
  • One year trial
Cons
  • Nothing here