My cat has been eating Taste of the Wld wet food (Rocky mountain) since he was a kitten, he is a year old now. It is the ONLY wet food he wll eat. I had no problems switching him over to the "new improved formula." However, the trouble began with my last case of TOTW. The minute I opened the first can, I noticed that there was less gravy, the meat chuncks were smaller and the color of the food was a lot lighter. I gave it to my cat, he sniffed it and than looked at me and meowed. I tried to feed it to him for three days and he would not touch it-he walked away every time and ate nothing but dry food which I hate feeding him. I called the company and they asked for a can to test. They found that the color was lighter but there were no other inconsistencies and still within specifications. So I got another case from amazon hoping that it was just an "off" case and I got the same thing happened! Lighter in color, smaller, and less gravy-the lot numbers are different for each case but they're expiration date is 2014 so I think this is all coming from a new batch. I found a few cans at a pet store-the last four cans they had, all with 2013 expiration dates and my cat devoured them. He will not touch this new batch. I have no idea what to do, he will not eat anything else and there is definitely something different in this latest batch of food. Anyone else find this to be the case? Read more

I had to order this because I could not find it locally. I had just adopted a 3yr old rescue cat and was told that this was her brand of wet food. When it finally arrived my cat ignored it for some reason. I had been giving her other brands of grain free food, which she ate quite readily. Now we're back to Taste of the Wild, so there must have been other factors that caused her to ignore it, such as all that is involved in adapting to a new home. I am very relieved since it is much more reasonably priced and I like the description of the ingredients. She still doesn't like the kibble version and seems to prefer other brands, but I plan to try it again, as it is more reasonably priced, too. So far I have just used the Rocky Mountain Formula, but plan to try their other formula to have some variey. I have found a small local store which carries this brand, but now I really prefer the ease and cost saving of mail order! Read more

UPDATE (12/3/2011): The food in the last case that I bought was substantially different from previous cases. The pieces were much thicker and of a tougher consistency. Because of this, my cat was only licking up the gravy, picking at a few pieces, and leaving the rest in the dish. I don't know if it was more difficult to eat or less palatable, but I ended up having to donate the rest of the cans to an animal shelter. Because of the wide variation in preparation, I had to stop buying this food for Moxie. ORIGINAL: My cat goes crazy for this wet food. When he was younger (about 7 months ago), I tried to give him the same brand dry food supplemented with this wet food, but we had vomit problems with the wet food. When I re-introduced this wet food about a month ago because I was concerned about only giving him dry food, it was like night and day. He gobbles it all up every day, and there have been no vomit issues whatsoever. He knows that morning time is when he gets his morsels, and he sits in the middle of the kitchen and cries until I give it to him. I like that this food comes in larger chunks rather than tiny shredded pieces. It reduces the mess the cat makes in and around his bowl. I also like that there are few artificial ingredients, just like the same version dry food. The cans are only 3 ounces each, which is small if this were the only food you're feeding your cat, but for our purposes of half a can supplement a day, it's perfect. I just feed half a can and put the other half in the fridge for the next day. Read more

My cats are definitely spoiled and there isn’t anything I wouldn’t do for them. When it comes to their food I read all of the information available about the brand, ingredients and where it’s made, my partners cat was poisoned by the food made in China, I won’t take any chances buying substandard food to save a few dollars. Taste of the Wild is highly recommended for the quality of its ingredients. That being said my kitties love this food but they are picky in that they only lap up the gravy ! For some strange reason pate is what they want. No worries!! problem easily solved I simply take out my potato masher and mash away. Now one of my kitties is toothless, poor baby loves his dry food. Rather than watch him gum his Taste of the Wild dry food I take a handful of dry and stir it in his “mashed” wet food. I then add water in the empty can and divide it into each kitties bowl and voila ! Mushy cat yummy’s and they lap up every bit of this weird concoction. Despite having several cat fountains my toothless kitty refuses to drink enough water so adding extra to his food helps me feel better. This is a brand I trust and the quality is outstanding. I highly recommend you try this food for your fur babies. Read more

I mostly feed Blue Buffalo, and my cats have done very well with it. With rare exceptions, Blue Buffalo is the only kibble that I feed to my cats. However, my cats appreciate some variety in canned food so I look around for different quality foods that I can rotate into their feeding regimen. Among the things that I look for in any cat food are primary ingredients consisting of poultry, fish or meat, and an absence of corn, soy, wheat, or gluten of any kind. Two of my cats just turned twenty-two, a third will be twenty-two in a month, and a fourth is ten years of age, so I include canned food in their diet twice a day, to ensure proper hydration. While I rotate between the various Blue Buffalo canned food choices, I add other quality canned food choices to the diet plan, as well. My cats are satisfied with the same kibble day after day, but they get bored with the same canned food more than a couple of days in a row. The Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Feline Formula in Gravy was well received by all four of my cats, and I am very pleased with its ingredients. The ingredient list is my first test, and if I don't like the ingredients, my cats never get to taste the food. I happen to know that there are some pretty bad cat foods on the market that my cats will nevertheless like the taste of, so I don't leave everything up to an animal that is unable to read the ingredient list. The first ingredients are as follows: Salmon, fish broth, chicken broth, chicken liver, chicken, dried egg white, ocean fish, peas, modified potato starch, natural flavor, roasted salmon... I am always curious about listed ingredients such as "natural flavor" - natural flavor of what? But that strange ingredient is listed tenth from the top, so there's probably not very much of whatever it is. Other than that, everything in the ingredient list is recognizable to me as being either a natural food, vitamin, mineral or other necessary ingredient. In summary, the ingredients are very good and my cats like the taste, so Taste of the Wild is a go in this family. It's not the only food that I'll feed them by any means, and Blue Buffalo will continue to be my staple, as far as kibble goes, but Taste of the Wild has earned its place in my canned food rotation. Read more

They delovered them boiling hot so i was affraid to let my cat eat Read more