Paté Variety Pack Wet Dog Food, 13 oz. Can, 12 Pack (Rachael Ray) | Includes 3 Flavors of Real Beef & Pumpkin, Real Chicken & Apple, and Gentle Digestion with Real Chicken, Pumpkin & Salmon

Great product, dog loves it. Only real concern is the packaging. The box is thin and frequently arrives damaged. When ordering you may want to have it in an additional Amazon box to keep everything together.

Both my chihuahua and German shepherd love the taste and we love how gentle it is on their stomachs.

Thor loved it. Great price

I have a finicky senior citizen golden retriever. He is the center of my house hold and an indoor dog. I tried very hard to balance his nutrition or some thing that’s fair to him some of the dog food I’ve purchased he seems like he physically cannot choke down and cannot stand this food he seems to really like and eats readily.I know what you’re thinking… Don’t switch his food and he won’t be spoiled/ picky/ finicky. Ha! Easy for you to say. The problem is he gets skin allergies very easily and so I’ve had to switch his food a couple of times to find some thing that won’t give him a rash.. for some reason he will eat food for a while of a specific brand or variety even if I switch flavors eventually he will stop eating that food entirely and will start to completely refuse it. He gobbles this up. I only give him a couple ounces at a time mixed with dry. The dog loves the Nutrish. i previously tried Wholehearted, which I prefer to buy. The dog will actually do epic hunger strikes that will last days if I don’t feed him some thing else. I have tried waiting him out and it’s not pretty. Usually the food in question ends up spoiling and I have to throw it away. So I bought two cases of this product which is meat paste / paté style and two cases of the similar packaged Gravy stew wholehearted. The whole hearted is slightly lower cost, appears nutritious and has an easy pop top and a nice gravy stew texture (easy to pour put of the can on busy mornings. The wholehearted LOOKs healthy with visible chunks of meat and vegetables in it, so I feel really good about buying it however my dog despises it. Adamantly Hates it. Sniffs it, makes a stink stank stunk face and walks away. My Golden loves the taste of this “Nutrish”food and will eat it immediately. He will not eat the whole hearted which just sits and spoils in his bowl while he looks sad. My dog will hunger strike for up to three days rather than eat food he doesn’t like. I finally gave up and switched foods to this which is annoying because you have to stick a fork into the can and try to get out the correct amount.It’s extremely dense I only feed part of a can with a mix of dry food. The dog will eat this easily and eat the dry food too; if its is mixed with this. Pro: apparently this stuff is delicious for dogs. Con: it’s a pain to get out of the can, also more expensive than generic. Once I’m out of the other stuff, I will just buy this one because otherwise I risk food waste if the food six too long and I can’t stand seeing my dog hunger strike. He is serious about it!!! I cant outlast him ! So he gets his way with this. I mix it with a high quality grain free salmon based dry food. Hopefully this food is not too bad for him. Read the label I have my doubts about the nutrition part of Nutrish. They should call it Delish. It seems to have a decent mix of proteins to fats and fillers ratio. Good luck doggy owners.

This is my husky's favorite dog food and the only one he will eat every day. It helps that there are 3 different flavors. I wish I could alternate with the stew type food but it has eggs and he's allergic to eggs. I also wish that it would come in a cheaper large can size like Pedigree (which he started refusing to eat).

I serve this for my dog’s evening meal mixed with a prescription kibble. She likes all flavors and it is tolerated well ie. no diarrhea. She only likes the expensive kibble that is for my other dog. We adopted her a few months ago and she has feeding issues but is improving (I have to hold her bowl for her to finish the last bit). She has gained weight which is what she needed. I recommend heating the patè.

The dog food itself is fine. Our dog likes it. But we easily lose 3-5 cans out of every box due to extreme denting. Food is way too expensive to be losing 25% to damage.

I have a spoiled dog. He loves canned food, but was getting white dandruff like flakes on his rear end no matter what I bought. Even oatmeal shampoo didn't help much. Then I switched to Nutrish. I'm not quite finished with my 1st carton but flakes have already started diminishing. And he's not chewing on his behind as much anymore. For my pup this is food that acts like a medicine. And he loves it, almost licks the shine off the bowl getting every last little morsel