🐱 Merrick Purrfect Bistro Grain-Free Wet Cat Food Review

We stopped this brand for a while due to declining quality, but good quality is back and our kittens are happy. You devour it! 😻

We use this to complement our adult cat. good ingredients. He has no problem with that. It arrived quickly and would definitely buy again.

Quality and stability have changed from time to time lately. My cat loved it and for the last 2 times she won't touch it. I don't know if they've changed the formula, but even I can tell the color and consistency has changed significantly for each case over the past few months. Unfortunately, that's why I ended up with this brand. No quality control

My cats love this product. The pie was a little dry. I had to add some chicken broth (home made/unsalted) to give the food a texture that should be easy for my older cats to digest. I can't complain about the nutritional value of the food compared to other cat foods. The price could be a little lower for comfort reasons.

I have ordered this from Revain several times. The last case (purchased on July 2, 2019) had changes. When I opened the jar the food wasn't sticking to the walls. It looked strange at first, but then I noticed that the glass now has a non-stick coating. My cat is very picky and eats about half of this food. With the glass replacement, my cat now eats all of the food! Maybe it was some kind of flavor that got into the food from old tin cans. Who knows. But now everything is fine. UPDATE…

I am just finishing a pack of 24 jars of another brand of pie that was given to me. Among the 24 glasses were several types of seafood and a variation of beef. My four cats definitely look forward to these pie tins (as long as the pie is someone else's); At the moment it is the second stamp they have received. The cats are treated to real tuna juice and meat when we can the tuna ourselves. They also enjoy real chicken etc. in such situations. With the Merrick brand, four cats are given…

Based on the ingredients list, this canned cat food is almost as good as it is in less expensive canned cat foods if you are against feeding carb fillers (I am against) or meat dishes and offal (I'm not). It contains the unexplained ingredients "alfalfa" and "cranberry", neither of which the cat needs. Adding cranberries to cat food has become fashionable, ostensibly to combat urinary tract problems, but I doubt there's any real science behind it. Cats that are fed dry food are prone to these…