Blue Buffalo Freedom Grain-Free Adult Wet Cat Food, Complete & Balanced Nutrition for Indoor Cats, Made with Natural Ingredients, Chicken Recipe, 3-oz. Cans (24 Count)

My mostly outdoor (formerly feral) cat loves this stuff. She only gets 1/4 can a day to supplement her main diet of dry food, but she's never had any health issues with it. I've ordered this 12 times over the last 3 years - chicken recipe, 5.5 oz cans, 24 pack. The first order came with a couple of damaged cans but, I took a chance that this was an anomaly and, happily, the next 10 orders were fine - sometimes a few dents but no leaks or seals broken. Today, there were 2 damaged cans with leaks and seals broken (and smelled awful). There's no way to know where the mishandling is taking place - manufacturer, Amazon, shipping. There also doesn't seem to be a way to make Amazon aware of this happening. I wish the cans were packed in a more secure way, starting with the manufacturer, but, also, at Amazon for delivery. The box this came in had no packing material and looked like it had been thrown around. I will probably order this again in the hopes, again, that this is not usual but, if damaged cans become a regular occurrence, I'll have to rethink.

Our cat loves this food!!! I am happy that it is grain free.

This brand is a hit with my cats and this formula my girls particularly like with no issues. I suspect the smaller cans help keep the freshness.

I have multiple cats and have been looking for a good healthy food for them. They like this product BUT I keep getting sent the bent cans that I have to throw away. They are not bent in shipping to me as they are mixed in the case with perfect cans. This is a good product but becomes a lousy value.

This is good food and kitties like the flavor

My 2 cats really like this. Had to find a replacement for Blue Buffalo Wellness Complete which had a formula change. My cats totally wouldn't touch the new formula which was frustrating because I just had tried 10 different foods before settling on that one. Had to start over and was so happy that I found one both cats love. They can only agree on pate and poultry. They also have been grain free for awhile so I wanted to keep them on that diet. Not the cheapest cat food but also not the most expensive. One cat recently cleared up bladder stones so I only give him this whereas the other cat eats some dry food to keep my checkbook balanced.My male cat has also lost weight on an all wet food diet. He doesn't binge like he did with dry food. He really likes the food but stops when he's had what he needs to feel satisfied. First time I've been able to get him close to his ideal weight without him acting like he's starving to death.Haven't had a check up yet to make sure the bladder stones haven't returned so I can't vouch for that right now. Hopefully it works so we don't have to switch to prescription food permanently.

My senior cat did not do well on this. She liked the flavor but over time would eat less and less. Started acting anxious and restless, had diarrhea and vomiting at times. I researched hypothyroidism in cats and my takeaway was that cats 1. Need to eat ONLY ANIMAL PROTEIN and 2. Need several different types of animal protein to prevent or fix tendency for hyperthyroidism. This food has carrots, sweet potatoes, cranberries and blueberries in it, not to mention some other questionable ingredients. Why would veggies and berries be in cat food?? Since switching her to a different brand that costs the same but has 4 different animal proteins and nothing else in it, her coat has become so shiny and she is calm and sleeping finally. No vomiting or diarrhea as of yet, fingers crossed. Shame on Blue Buffalo for putting veggies and berries in cat food. Sure it’s grain free but look at the other unnecessary and basically harmful ingredients!

Cans often come dented, which is just the way it goes, but I’m cancelling because the cost goes up every time. It’s been a $10 jump in 2 months. You’re better off buying at the pet store.