Sheba Perfect Portions Kitten Wet Cat Food Pate Chicken Entree and Salmon Entree, 2.6 oz. Twin-Pack Trays (12 Count, 24 Servings) (Pack of 2)

My kitten loves this, especially the salmon flavor. It is extremely convenient for portioning size and not having to store the leftovers in the fridge. The food smells like it's constituent foods, the chicken smells like chicken and the salmon smells like salmon.

great and tasty food for my cat, he loves it and begs for more all the time lolll i like to mix it with his dry food and he tears it up every time 😂😂

Great products. My kittens love this food. They come running as soon as they hear the foil seal being opened. They can't get enough. And they are growing up so fast. It was like a growth spurt when I started feeding them Sheba

Kittens love these. I love how it’s packed in a half portion, makes it perfect for my two kittens mealtime.

I am fostering kittens and this is all we can get them to eat!!! They LOVE it. The rescue I work with buys a lot of this food because it is truly helping us bring these kittens back to life from being outside in the elements.

This seems like a good value, per ounce. My kittens reliably eat it. Added another food and they all got diarrhea, so back to only Sheba. Quality is fair, real meat ingredients and I’m assuming by-products include feet, brain, intestines, etc, parts of a prey a predator would eat in the wild, so that’s a good thing I hope.HOWEVER, I have 5 kittens so I have to open the little pods, very difficult to open. Not easy to use. Messy. And our 13 week old kittens eat 6 of these pods EACH per day. For kittens, who need to eat 3-4 times a day, recommended amount of 4-7 servings per kitten, that’s me opening 12-21 pods PER DAY! I’m looking for larger servings for kittens in a different brand once we get our intestines back to regular.

Omg we were given some of these for our new kitten and she loves them so much. Might be me but honestly they dont have a bad pet food smell you normally get with most wet foods. We've started mixing it with some kitten formula. Now she runs right to us when she hears the *snap*. 100% recommend this for any new kitten parent.

I remember how excited my foster kittenz were when I'd bring this out! For my review, I actually have a tip to share for anyone who's transitioning their kittens from kitten formula to wet food:If they are old enough to start transitioning to wet food (around 5-6 weeks old), I highly recommend the transition to wet food be gradual so their tummies won't be upset from the very sudden change in diet!Start with mixing the wet food with the kitten formula like this: 90% kitten formula/10% wet food ..... 80% formula/20% food ...... 70% formula/30% food ... and so on. Day by day, you'll wanna slowly increase the amount of wet food in their formula, as this will be a lot easier for their digestive system to handle with the new food introductions!! :3I've fostered rescue kittens for the first time last year, and when my family offered to help, they ordered this food brand for them while they were still being bottle-fed. A family member gave one of the kittens this wet food (without mixing formula in), and the transition was too abrupt on them, so that one had very brief potty troubles :( I had to bottle feed them formula again and had to reintroduce them to the food slowly, little by little mixed with their formula, and they no longer had stomach issues, THANK GOODNESSI know I should probably review the wet food itself, but I thought I'd leave this tip here in case they are/were in a similar situation me and my family was in when fostering kittens!