Wet Cat Food

Texture and packaging are practical starting points: pâté and mousse are different from flakes, shreds and cuts in gravy. Cans, cups, pouches and divided trays also change how much food you open at one time.

How to choose in this category
  • Check whether a product is a complete food or supplemental topper. Broths and lickable treats should not be assumed to replace a complete meal.
  • A 2.6-ounce twin tray contains two compartments; it is not two 2.6-ounce portions. Confirm the outer pack count as well as the size of each container.
  • For variety packs, check all included recipes and textures. A large assortment is less useful when your cat only accepts one of them.
  • Follow the package's feeding and opened-food storage directions. One can or compartment is a package unit, not a universal meal size.

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