Review on 🐱 Grain-Free Wet Cat Food - Reveal 2.47oz Cans - Premium Nutrition, 100% Natural, No Additives, Limited Ingredients by Kristina Perez

Which given the price is probably good for my wallet. On the other hand, it's all meat with no junk. I have a cat who loves canned food but her stomach doesn't. I think I've tried almost every wet food on the market. Usually she throws it back. So does your stomach object to the addition of nutrients, chemicals, or preservatives? Or any other junk that the manufacturer includes? Maybe I'll never know. I feed her Hills Sensitive Stomach dry food. And yes, she thrashes sometimes, but not as often as most kibble brands and usually only when she eats too much at once. This canned chicken and cheese revelation was very comforting. Although she eats tuna in broth, she doesn't like it. Anyway, I'd rather give her a bird than a fish. I divide a small glass into 3 servings and give her a serving 2 or 3 times a day. She gets as much Dry Hills as she wants because she's not overweight. It looks and smells like real chicken and cheese. There is broth, but not much. Maybe she doesn't eat the chicken as quickly as other canned foods because it's shredded, although she likes it. She's had trouble with other brands I've tried. I'm halfway there and not only is she still eating it, she no longer has stomach problems. A big plus for my book.