Purrfect Bistro Wet Cat Food with Duck, 3 oz Cans, Pack of 24 | Grain free premium soft pate duck recipe, high in protein for strong muscles for adult cats

Merrick is an excellent brand for cats. It is grain free and my cats love it. I would never feed them a lesser brand because there good health is non-negotiable. Brands in supermarkets are never going to carry top pet foods because the public won't tolerate the price. However, if you bought 2 cans of Fancy Feast (a low quality popular supermarket food) for a 1 day feed, you could afford THIS brand and your cat would be much healthier.

My cats have been Merrick fans for years especially the Duck and Rabbit formulas. It is one of the best choices out there and I've read ingredients on more brands than I can count. The only other brand I would buy is Hound and Gatos.

I've been feeding my two cats this food for over a year now (actually probably 2 years). They LOVE it. They have literally never not eaten this food the minute I set the plates down--which is good, because I'm paying an arm and a leg for this stuff. It's worth it, though, because my cats are healthy AF. They have the softest silky coats (they're medium/long-haired grey cats; probably a mix of maine coon & siamese--seriously, people comment on my cats' softness), strong claws that poke me whenever they make biscuits into my arm / stomach / thigh / shoulder / head / etc., and they're full of energy. They also don't get chin pimples (maybe that's because I don't use plastic dishes? do your own research). Their poops are healthy, albeit a little stinky, but I mean nothing compares to kitten poops, right? Like, they don't smell half as bad as kitten poops so can I really complain? No. About the food itself: it smells pretty gross, like all cat food does. Not fishy, because it's not fish. Ducky, I guess. I like to rinse the can before tossing it, to keep the fur demons from breaking into the trash, and to mitigate smells. It has very little 'gravy', because it's a pate. I'm told that gravy is not always "gravy" for cats--lots of salt or fillers, maybe (do your own research)? Anyway, pate is pate. It's a dense, solid, can-shaped blob of food. It's not little cubes of meat and carrots and rice in a sauce. This can is full of food, with a drizzle of sauce to keep it moist. So, I feel like I'm getting the most for my money compared to those gravy cat foods (even though my cats go nuts for that gravy stuff--like me with a fresh, hot cheese pizza). My cats have been eating this since graduating from kitten food, and I intend to keep feeding it to them until it makes me go broke, or until they change their minds about duck pate, or until the vet says stop.

Maybe a good product, but my cat does not like it at all

Only one of my cats would eat it. Unlike other cat food cans, the content would get stuck inside and not come out when you flip it over; you would need to use a spoon/fork to scoop it out. Otherwise, it seems to be a quality product.

I have 5 cats snd they gobble this up.

We’ll see…this batch of the larger size cans is a very different texture that what I’ve received in the past 3+ years. Will return if the cats don’t eat it

Came early

My cats love it. I've ordered it twice now and the second batch came as salmon not duck but my cats still love it and have no allergies so it was fine. Would just recommend double checking when it arrives if your pets have allergies.

Les chats l'adore

Great deal, 24 5.5 ounce cans for $40CAD. The local stores can't match that. Cat loves it, quality product, would buy again for $40.

really great value for the money, my local pet shop sells merrick's purrfect bistro @$2.39/can + 5% discount and still doesnt beat the price from this seller. cats seem to love it too! i am cat sitting 2 female young adults.

Very weird texture, a lot of fat