Review on Blue Healthy Gourmet Flaked 5 5 Oz by Paula Oster

Obviously I agree with other reviewers who have had bad experiences with this strain. I ordered this after I had a box of a different strain that my cat really liked. I think I'd add a bit of variety, I got the flake variety. BIG mistake. Like other reviewers, I think this variety is grossly mislabeled. It's not flake. It's more of a hunk than anything. Not that I would have expected (no sauce)!), but that was not the point. Four cans of that strain and she vomits food. There are actually three cans in it but I wasn't sure if that was the reason. But it is and she doesn't want to touch it now and I don't blame her. When I look through the reviews of different types of Blue Buffalo cat food, I see a lot of negative reviews (and a lot of photos) about food that makes cats sick, cans with mold. / Damage, the expiry date has passed, and this cat's home must not be touched. what to do with it So I go back to her old food which she likes and has no side effects to. Finding inexpensive food for a cat who is allergic to both wheat and fish is a neat trick, but I've learned my lesson. I will not give this case to anyone for fear their kittens will get sick. (I thought about that before finishing this review. I ordered my first BB bag in early July. One cat liked it. My other cat ate a different food but sometimes vomited after eating this one. I did not combine them but the problems escalated and we had to euthanize him in mid-August due to repeated bouts of pancreatitis.Looking back I wonder if canned food was what knocked my older cat down.There is obviously a long history of problems with BB and reviews different issues so i really need to think about it.)