Royal CaninFeline Health Nutrition Adult Instinctive Adult Thin Slices in Gravy Cat Food, 3 oz (Pack of 24)

My cat loves this cat food. She won’t eat anything else.

Had been feeding Mr. Charles Fancy Feast wet and Purina One dry, he wasn't keen on the former, but liked the latter. Tried Royal Canin for Maine Coons and noticed better fur and he ate it all without a problem. Tried this, the Instinctive and he absolutely gobbled it. After a few weeks he's more active, his fur is glossier, he's a bit trimmer, and he loves his wet food. Costs more, but we're guessing the vet bills will be less and even if they aren't, Charley is well worth it. Great product.

Seems good there is a slight gravy which my cat likes. He’s eating it but I think he’s getting used to it.

I have 2 cats they are 4 years old from the start I wanted nothing but the best for them so I researched food and found alot of cat foods are not good for your cats health then I foundRoyal canin and was told it is made by veterans who actually care for your aminals and their healthFun fact that I learned if you have a boy cat this food will help keep Chrystal from forming in his urethra...It may cost more than other brands and can be hard to find sometimes due to product demands and all that but it's worth the hunt my cats love the taste and lick the plates cleanI recommend doing your own research and trying different things for yourself and most definitely have a back up brand ready that your pets like as well in case you can't find any royal caninI use 1 can to split between the 2 cats twice a day alot of food comes out of that little can they also have royal canin dry food available to them to graise all day the dry food also helps my girl cat with preventing blatter infectionsTalk to your vet ... call a vet and ask questions it's worth it

This product is great, I've had a subscription for a few years now, and my cats love it. A word of advice though: be sure to inspect the packaging when you receive a set of cans. They can be dented and leaking inside the shrink wrap during transit. I've received cans like this now and then which of course have to be discarded due to spoilage. You end up paying more per can when you have to throw some away. The warehouse needs to be mindful that the cans do easily open if too much weight or pressure is applied to their tops.

Our Maine Coons & picky little rescue cat love Royal Canin canned food and it's noticeably beneficial for decreasing hairball activity & improving elimination. RC is definitely a good quality product that they actually eat: we tried many gluten-free, meat-only expensive organic products that they wouldn't touch. As far as I can figure out the gluten additives don't cause any problems and I suspect they may help our cats with elimination as they're not digested (much like feral cats pass undigestible animal hair & the like). Just a guess on my part, I'm no biologist.The downside is that it's gotten SHOCKINGLY EXPENSIVE in the past 5 years (>30% price increase(!!) although Amazon has the best prices we can find) and the smell has gotten much stronger, but the cats don't leave any in their bowls. It's also becoming a bit hit-or-miss as far as getting it on time (we use Subscribe & Save, currently not offered for Royal Canin canned foods - seems to be a manufacturer issue & not Amazon's fault.)One of our cats has a compromised digestive system and the RC food have helped a LOT with that; we've also had great luck adding Purina Fortiflora Feline Nutritional Supplement Box, 30gm, sprinkling one packet over their wet food for maintenance in avoiding diarrhea (it also seems to be a taste enhancer for them.) One packet gets split 3 ways once a day & that's a sufficient maintenance dosage.However if RC continues escalating their pricing "just because they can," we'll definitely be trying some other brands to see if anything else can compete.

My cat scarfs this food up so fast I have to tell him to slow down!