Blue Buffalo Tastefuls Wet Cat Food Paté – Only $13.74 (20% OFF)

Didn’t Work Well for Our Cat We tried this variety pack hoping to add some wet food into our older cat’s routine. I had seen mixed reviews but decided to give it a try anyway.Unfortunately, it didn’t agree with our cat. Over time, he became less interested in eating it and seemed off compared to his normal behavior. Eventually he stopped wanting it altogether.Once we switched back to his usual dry food, his appetite returned to normal. Of course, every pet is different, but this formula just didn’t seem to work well for our

Cat Favorite My cats really like this food. The price isn't bad given that I mix it wirh dry food. I certainky will buy it again.

Not For a long time kitties enjoyed BB but I’m suspecting recipes may have changed because it didn’t seem as good as it was. Some noticeable changes like their energy and fur not as shiny. They didn’t run for it like before. Quality not the same. What happened, Blue Buffalo?! Years ago your company helped my dog who had cancer she lived far longer than vet expected and I attributed it to the food. Sad to see this happen in pet food industry. My cats now prefer Tikicat and 4Health. BB you lost and lo

Pate cat food These are pate, no shreds or chunks. Kitty seemed to like them. Nice variety of flavors!

Willow Grey says Pate’ is best!! I have to give five stars because my 4 picky eaters enjoyed this wet cat food for a few years. Then all of a sudden they stopped cleaning their dishes and I knew it was time to start looking for something else.But if your cats haven’t had this yet, I’ll bet they’ll like it for awhile if not a year or two.It’s definitely worth the money. I always avoid shreds, my cats only like pate’.I’ve found another wet pate’, and it is quite pricey, but now my four girls are cleaning their dishes every time

Picky Eater One of the only foods my picky cat will eat.Adding a little water makes a good gravy and gets the cat more water.

A proven winner Since I began feeding Blue Buffalo to my cats shortly after the company went into business (I was a store demonstrator for Blue Buffalo for a couple of years), my cats have lived into their mid-20s or later, one of them nearly making it to 29 years old.When I look for cat food, I look for something with no corn, soy, wheat, gluten, or unnamed by-products. Meat, fish, or fowl should be the first ingredient.I free-feed Blue Buffalo kibble, which is always there for them, but I also split a 5.5 oz

Better for kitty than many others! I’m a wildlife biologist, so I spend a lot of time thinking about what animals eat—and that includes my cat. I’ve seen firsthand how poor nutrition affects long-term health and, unfortunately, a lot of cat foods contain fillers and/or artificial flavors (lookin’ at you, Fancy Feast).Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning they must eat meat to survive. They rely on nutrients found only in animal tissue—like taurine, arachidonic acid, and preformed vitamin A—and can’t synthesize these on their own