GerberStage 2, Chicken and Gravy Jar, Baby Food, Mealtime Poultry Puree, 10-Pack

Best babe food…..reorder again

I'm one of the % of people who bought this for a sick (and very precious) dog. You folks.... your turkey baby food kept her alive for much longer than we thought was possible. I mean years longer than we'd expected. She had IBD and the prognosis was that it would progress on a downward slope until all of our interventions would no longer be effective. Three, maybe four years. Her breakfast was this turkey baby food, and she went nuts for it every morning. Lunch was your turkey and sweet potato, as was supper (with chopped baked potato and real turkey bits added -- she loved this version, too). She did get one meal of dog food. Your product was literally a life saver. She did not die from IBD. We had it under control (as much as that disease can be under control) for seven years.So, honestly, thank you, Gerber. We could not have done it without you.

My 15 year old cat was throwing up. A LOT. She wouldn't keep down her kibble. She lost a lot of weight and was lethargic and dehydrated. After reading reviews of this and seeing more pet owners than parents purchased this, I thought I'd give it a try. This has, hands down, brought my fur baby back to life! In 10 days, she has put back on the weight and more! She is active, her fur is shiny and soft. She purrs loudly and even chases after our other 7 year old cat. While this is not a complete substitute for cat food, it has been an essential addition to my cat's recovery and I'm so grateful for all the pet owner reviews!Please note: we also took her to the vet and she had an unrelated issue that wasn't causing the vomiting.

The media could not be loaded. I’m a DR and a retired COL, US Army. Which means, when I like something I shoot straight with making that known, and when I don’t like something, well, I shoot even straighter to point out what’s wrong.I get this stuff for my finicky cat, who is insanely in love with it. She's also a scaredy-cat, so in the video you see her being cautious when the plate of this stuff is put in front of her...but, then she goes wild, eh?Before you do this, just check with your vet first if it's okay for your own cat since it's formulated for babes and not cats. Other than a cat with severe kidney issues, this should be okay.And as a Doc, use this sparingly, as both a treat and a change of pace from your cat's regular food.It's 90 calories for a 2.5 oz jar which is not terribly high - it really won't make your baby or your fur baby fat.And you do save money when ordering a 10-pack instead of the one jar price you'd pay in a store.BTW, if you see caloric content on a can/jar/bag of pet food and it says KCAL, that the same thing as a human calorie.This is especially useful if your cat, or even your dog, is recovering from some sort of physical ailment or doesn't really want to eat much of anything. Based on my use of it for years, they'll enjoy this.So, a solid thumbs-up!

this is great tasting, nice texture smooth and not watery. It is very palatable and nutritious.

I have been rescuing cats and their babies ever since 1981 and when I rescue sick ones I give them unlimited amounts of this baby food until they get better and they always get better. I also use KMR for their mother's milk and terramycin for their eyes that I get from FatMan's Dog House real cheap.

The food was good, as usual but better packaging is needed. One jar was broken with shards sticking up. I stuck myself but, fortunately, did not get cut.

THIS IS MOSTLY MY 16 YEAR OLD CAT WILL EAT. SPOILED!