My cats go crazy over this food. There are some peas, string beans and carotts in it and they gobble them up. They have many different flavors and I swap them everytime I buy them. I would highly recommend this product. It has all natural ingredients that are food grade.

handicapped91

Peabody, MA

I recently switched my cats to a grain free diet and we have since tried almost every single canned cat food available at Petco. Since they really enjoy the Spot's Stew variety dry food I decided to try a few different flavors of the canned food on them. They really enjoyed them! We tried the Turkey, Lamb, and Chicken & Beef and all three were a hit. I'm going to grab some of the other flavors the next time I am at the store. The three ounce sized can is the perfect size for my two cats to share for breakfast and dinner since they get dry food all day as well. The 5.5 ounce can is just a little bit too big and they can't really finish it all. Halo is an excellent company with wonderful ethics and it really cares about the animals. It is made in the US and uses only premium meats, fruits, and vegetables. There's no by-product of anything in this stuff! Also, after doing a bit of research I discovered that the company is co-owned by Ellen DeGeneres! I guess she feeds the food to her animals and as a true animal lover she bought part of the company! If Ellen thinks that their food is good enough that she'll buy part of the company then it must be pretty darn good stuff. I feel confident serving it to my cats, knowing that it is a premium product made in the United States from quality ingredients. I highly recommend this!

capers01

Vernon Rockville, CT

This is a pricey brand but if you look at the ingredients on the label you can see why. It doesn't have all the fillers and meat-byproducts that most pet foods contain. Even the consistency of the food is different than most. It smells like real food and you can see chunks of veggies in the food. My cat loves it and never leaves a drop behind.

shellyb8293

Bellevue, NE

This must be the healthiest cat food brand out there. After some google searching on what is good and what's bad in cat food ("By-Products", "Meat Meals", etc.), I narrowed my kitty food shopping list to 2 brands: #1: Halo, #2: Wellness. Halo food, smells and looks like human baby food. Seriously. You could probably eat that right out of the can and you'd be happy with the quality! (Not that I've tried it..) It's of course pricy, but once in a while I get offers from Halo (signed up via email), so i can get a large supply of their cans at a better price. I have to say though that I feed my cat more Wellness than Halo, for the following reasons: price, and the fact that Halo contains so much water (of course it's good for their digestion), and it seems that the actual quantity of food if you don't count the water is not enough for my always-hungry kitty! So if I feed her the same amount of ounces as with Wellness, she'll be hungry. My kitty prefers the salmon flavor over chicken.

artbint

Flushing, NY

Spot's Stew is the only commercially available pet food I would ever feed my cat. It is expensive, but so are vet bills. My Oriental Shorthair was diagnosed with incurable IBS and when I started feeding him Spot's Stew his "incurable" condition cleared right up! Cat's really do not need to be eating all of the filler and grade D meats they put in popular cat food brands. Another thing I love about the food is that the company, Halo, really cares about animals. It's great to see companies that aren't in it JUST for profit. I wouldn't feed my cat anything I wouldn't eat myself, and Halo's Spot's Stew is made with all human grade ingredients!! And my cats love it! Emphatically recommended.

jenniferw

Bronx, NY