Weruva B.F.F. OMG - Best Feline Friend Oh My Gravy!, Variety Pack, Potluck O' Pouches, Wet Cat Food, 2.8Oz Pouches (Pack of 12)

I don’t usually write reviews, but Weruva BFF wet cat food deserves one. I have extremely picky cats, and finding a food they’ll consistently eat has been a struggle for years. This is one of the very few wet foods that they get genuinely excited about. The bowls are clean every time, which honestly says everything. What really stands out to me is the quality of the food. You can actually see real shredded meat and gravy, not mystery mush. It smells fresh (as fresh as cat food can smell), looks appetizing, and doesn’t have that overly processed look that a lot of other brands do. I feel good knowing I’m feeding my cats something made with quality ingredients. I also appreciate the variety of flavors Weruva offers. It keeps my cats from getting bored and helps me rotate proteins without upsetting their routine. Every flavor we’ve tried so far has been a hit, which is rare in my household. Yes, it’s a little pricier than some grocery-store brands, but in my opinion it’s completely worth it. Less wasted food, happier cats, and peace of mind knowing they’re eating something nutritious makes the cost justified. If you have picky cats or you care about feeding them high-quality wet food, I highly recommend giving Weruva BFF a try. This has become a staple in our home and I don’t see myself switching anytime soon.

My cat has a is a finicky eater. I have spent a fortune on different canned foods and I end up throwing so much of it away because it isn't cheap as we all know. Though she does love Fancy Feast, there simply isn't enough gravy for her tastes. She likes to eat those 3 oz portion right from the can because the gravy accumulates at the top. Then she will slurp the gravy off the top but won't touch the meat. I throw out about 3 cans a day minus the gravy. Weruva really understood the assignment because I have tried every brand that advertises heaping portions of gravy and this is the first brand that met the challenge. These are the pouches. I bought both pouches and 3 oz cans. The pouches have very heavier thick gravy like a bisque. The 3 oz cans have lots of gravy too but it is more of a broth. She loves both. She is also more interested in the actual meat and fish. The pouches have a large portion and I could here her gulping her food. I was surprised to see her eat the meat too! I have spent fortunes on food for one cat to find this brand. There are many flavors including duck, lamb and a variety of fish.

This was the only food I could get my cat to eat.

My cat is very picky, will eat this when hungry, but will turn her nose up sometimes .

My picky eater cat loves these. I mainly got these for the variety cause my cat gets tired of the same flavor all the time so these are perfect. Two of each flavor to try and so far she loves them all. They smell good and fresh and I keep them in the fridge after opening since I only feed her a tiny amount for a snack. One pack lasts me about 2 days and I'm so glad I found something she actually enjoys eating.

All of my cats love this food! It is a little pricey, so I don't feed it everyday. Great for hiding meds in too!

I have 3 male cats who tried and loved this. My female hasn't tried it yet. There are two problems I see with this food right now, potentially 3 and that's why I removed two stars. 1) the packaging is so confusing and overwhelming to my neurodivergent brain that it takes too long to figure out the different product lines and weird flavor names. I really just something simple and straightforward so I don't have to spend 20 minutes trying to figure out if this is equal to what my cats current eat. 2) I noticed these foods have have way less fat than other brands, and therefore, fewer calories. That means that what looks like a less expensive brand could end up being more expensive because I'd have to feed my 15 lb cat 5 cans per day, and my 12 lbs cats 4 cans each , according to their instructions. I currently put out a can in the morning, evening and before bed and my younger boys eat dry as well. So that's like 3 to 4 cans of food per day and they often don't eat it all. I bought these pouches as a treat to hide stool softener in so they only get 1 per day, split between all 3 boys. I couldn't afford to feed 13 cans per day for 3 cats. 3) I used to use reveal fish with broth for this purpose (not the meal) but their cans are impossible to open without cutting my fingers or using tools. Last night I looked into weruvas canned foods and saw similar reviews on another pet food site, stating that they had to use tools to open the weruva cans too. This makes me unable to switch to this brand permanently. You may be saying money by manufacturing in Thailand, but it's really inconvenient for your customers who are cutting their fingers on your cans

In going to just cut and paste the same review for both of the multipacks (I got both the potluck and rainbow and alternate between the two, Munchie hasn't seemed to notice any real difference) So, this is the first cat food review I am actually happy to write! My boy Munchie is going to be 1 year later this month, and it has practically taken til now to figure his food out. I started him on Blue Buffalo Wilderness for kittens, after a while he got tired of it, so I tried the freedom for kittens, no. Regular blue for kittens, no. Tried going back to wilderness, no. Kitten Crave, no. So I figured maybe its time to try adult food. Wilderness again in adult salmon, no. Wellness, no. Tiki cat, no. Same brand, but cats in the kitchen, no. He even stopped liking his delectables once I switched from kitten to adult. It was terrible. One day I was in our local store and was looking for a pouch of some kind (he originally loved the delectables so much he still responds to the word pouch by running over, tail in the air, looking for a treat) because he was barely eating any wet food and just won't drink plain water, so I was starting to get concerned. (I finally found him a hard food and while I'll always get it, I did not want him on an all kibble diet). This one caught my eye because, well, its cute. At $1.49 a pouch, I was really hoping he would like it. So far i had no luck with anything other than a pate, so I just prayed minced would be good too. I put it in his bowl and poof! Gone! I was floored. I cant remember what that flavor was, but I went back as soon as I could and got 5 more, all of them disappeared! Hes a little hesitant on ( I think its sweet cheeks?) the tuna and chicken, but it will eventually disappear. I honestly think he's sick of chicken since thats all kitten food seems to come in. Once I knew he liked them i got the multipacks here, significantly cheaper, and he is finally happy. He rotates through all the flavors, so I'm happy hes getting variety in his diet too. His coat is wicked soft now too, he was soft before but now, it's just amazing. So, he is now officially gets a pouch of this split between two meals, and a scoop of crave indoor. Hopefully the battle is over! Not only was it worrying, it was so expensive!