🐱 TruLuxe Grain-Free Natural Wet Cat Food by Weruva Review

I like to change my cat's food every other day so that she gets her nutrition from different sources. And I wanted to feed him something other than just chicken and rabbit. He can't eat fish and doesn't like lamb or beef :( Although he LOVES this duck and chicken combo! I will keep buying it!

I have literally spent hundreds of hours searching for low phosphorus, low sodium, not too many carbs, not too many calories, high quality protein etc. to research . etc. Food for my elderly cat with stage 3 kidney disease. His diet now consists entirely of Weruva wet food and steak fries is his #1 favorite enthusiasm eats.

I have been feeding my cat this cat food for 3 years. I noticed that since using the new packaging there is a lot more sauce compared to before. Attention buyers! I'd rather raise the price than lower the quality in such a mean way. I'm disappointed. Planning to switch to a different brand. At the moment I'm just ordering one more because I don't have time to research.

My cat loves this food. Every box I've bought has been great until this last batch when all the so-called fish pieces looked like mush or more like mashed potatoes. Even vegetables were not recognized, but, unlike previous cases, were crushed and flattened to the consistency of vegetable puree. The box contains 24 jars and is similar in texture to baby food. A box of groceries is expensive and I don't want to receive groceries that don't match the manufacturer's description and Revain will not…

Be very careful: mine Boys eat this food during the year who had a $1,000 bill for a vet emergency and a very sick child. According to our vet, Ollie vomited pure blood through the food. It also caused all of his liver values to reach dangerously high levels. After 24 hours of intravenous fluids and refusal of this food, his indicators began to decrease. We no longer feed Weruva. Vomiting stopped, and after two weeks the indicators returned to normal.

So my cat has CRF and obviously needs a special diet. I usually buy her a Royal Canin (and there's a species that she suits because she's the pickiest of the picky). I've tried literally every other product on the market and haven't had much success other than the Forza food sold here on Amazon (although she got fed up and I had to switch places). within acceptable amounts for feeding a cat with CKD, so I went with that. She will actually eat it. It's not her royal dog, but she's not starving…

My 17 year old cat with multiple health issues (diabetes, hyperthyroidism, arthritis) and dulled senses (old cat = smell, sight and hearing are declining) all loves this food too and gets happy when it's time to feed - he's usually so picky (he doesn't even eat "human remains"), but he eats this amount of food. We like the variety of packaging because he eats everything and doesn't get bored with the same food over and over again (good nutritional choices too - he particularly likes duck and…

Found Weruva while doing a lot of research on wet food for my furry Alvin when he was suffering from kidney failure. Didn't know that most cat foods contain ridiculously high levels of phosphorus and sodium. This version of the Weruva TruLuxe fits the bill perfectly. Australian grass-fed beef with pumpkin, sweet potatoes and sliced carrots. He loved it! While not specifically designed to treat this condition, and due to the high cost, it was worth it. It is made from food-grade food and…

I have an older cat with all sorts of problems. He didn't do well with wet food even when he was young (tender digestive system), but Weruva does it better than a dozen other premium brands I've tried. I've always fed him mostly kibble as he worked best with his system and he could graze as he pleased (he's a big cat). Then about 18 months ago his kidneys started to show signs of deterioration (he's 15) and I had to increase my water intake - more wet food. People complain about the high…