Forza10 Wet Hypoallergenic Cat Food, Canned Wet Cat Food, for Adult Cats with Allergy and Skin and Coat Conditions, 32 Pack Case of 3.5 Ounce Each (Lamb)

The cats stuck there nose up at first but now they can't get enough I'M really happy with this and will buy more

I’ve been ordering this for my cat for several months. All was great until the most recent order. Upon opening the box I was nearly knocked out by the stench of spoiled cat food. Several of the tins were bad. Some of them had burst and had run all over the other tins. Believe me, it was not a pleasant task to sort that all out. At the price I paid, I can’t afford to do this again. I’m going to start making my own cat food for my sensitive cat. I doubt I’ll order again. It is unfortunate because I saw a great improvement in my cat’s health since switching to this food.Update- the company reached out to me and is sending replacement food. They were very concerned and eager to resolve my problem. I was ready to write this company off, which made me sad because my allergy-plagued cat was really looking better-no more gnawing, scratching, losing hair. Really, he was miserable before I started him on this food. Good customer service means a lot to me. I’ll give these kind folks another try. My cat will be very happy.

My cat is allergic to chicken. Unless the ingredients are hydrolyzed, (they are not) this food is not hypoallergenic. I was dumb, saw the hypo Tage and the vet credentials and just believed. I shouldn't have. My cat immediately reacted to the food. He started scratching at himself within 24 hours and I had to put him in a modified cone to keep him from scratching himself bloody.He's currently fed RC hydrolyzed protein food. I was hoping to find some wet food for him, since he really prefers it, but this is not it.I wish I had read the ingredients. I'm super bummed.

We have an older cat that has 'idiopathic kidney issues" -- or something like that. In reality, it means the cat occasionally has crystals in his urine, and thinks the litter box is causing the pain. His alternate choice: the living room couch or loveseat. (We have at least four layers of piddle pad protection...) Anyway, in combination with the dry food, he's only dousing the couch/loveseat every week to ten days, instead of two or three times a day. The wet food isn't his favorite flavor, but he eats most of it when the other cats get their wet food (morning and evening, as a treat.) We had older cats in our past that wouldn't touch any of the special kidney diet food from other companies, so this is a godsend. Incidentally, all three cats prefer the Forza dry food to the other premium brand we now have too much of. FWIW: We added litter boxes, changed litter brands, put obstacles on the couch, litter boxes right next to the couch, and anything else we could think of. Changing to Forza was the only thing that made a difference.

I originally bought a case of this because I was looking for something to fit a more hypoallergenic diet yet was still cost effective. My cats love this food so much that I've switched all of my cats to it, not just the one that needs a hypoallergenic cat food.Overall, compared to the other wet foods I was purchasing for my animals, this food is very cost effective and lasts a long time meaning I don't have to worry about stocking up as often. I will be continuing to purchase Forza 10 cat foods for the foreseeable future.

This food seems high quality. I say seems because I didn’t eat it myself. It is very fishy smelling, which seems obvious, but it was potent. The cat had zero interest in it. I started feeding it to a feral cat in my neighborhood. She ate it for a while but even she stopped. I still have 4 containers of it in the fridge…

My picky finicky cats never adapt to new food easily. For the record, all of the cat parents I've ever known (or will know) have that exact same issue with their cats too. Shockingly enough, they like this one. Figures as it is $$. The only other drawback is it's very smelly... and oh yeah... be prepared for the label reading 'sheep lungs' as 1st ingredient. (Gross!!)

My cat has itchy skin rashes and the vets say that it could be a food allergy since he doesnt have fleas. It has been trial and error with different brands and different ingredients to figure out if he is possibly allergic to chicken or fish, or what. So much cat food contains chicken or fish, and my cat was still itching... I took a chance with this one, and so far the scratching has been cut down tremendously. will keep ordering!