Lily's Kitchen Made with Natural Ingredients Adult Wet Paté Cat Food Tray Organic Fish Grain-free recipe 19 x 85g

I have a young Birman male cat who has a very sensitive digestive system. He would vomit within a couple of hours of eating other brands, although expensive this organic food seems to be the only cat food he keeps down so for now it's Lilys for Rupert.

Thought we'd upgrade the standard of food for our cat. It did he appreciate it? No he most certainly didn't. Wasn't happy at all and we had to go back to good old whiskas. Still got a load of these in the cupboard. However, it looks and smells way better than other cat food. Maybe I'll end up having it in sandwiches.

This used to be a brand I trusted, but it's been taken over by Nestlé (who have not abolished child slavery from their chocolate supply chains). Even more to the point, the cat food recipes have changed - much more jelly in these packs than before. Only Yarrah makes organic cat food otherwise, and I refuse to feed my cats the carcinogenic rubbish in non-organic food

I need to keep my cats mostly on senior food for medical reasons, but I'm very limited on what I can feed the one cat without it becoming vomit central.He's always been that way, and his stomach just rebels at some foods. The trial and error stage when feeding them new foods is always a moment of profound relief, or lots of cleaning.Food fatigue is a real issue though, so I decided to try them on a couple of different flavoured Lily's Kitchen standard packs, because it was a brand recommendation from my vet. Plus, the senior pack of chicken I can get from Lily's Kitchen is one that has already passed the trial and error part.I'm pleased that so far they're enjoying the taste difference, there is no vomit central, and it doesn't seem to negatively affect the really old boy who now struggles with keeping on weight. Thus is has become a good occasional alternative to feed my cats without any negative consequences to their health. I call that a win.

Their royal highnesses enjoy it well enough, not as much of a hot as the dry food but definitely not a flop.

Well the cat won't touch it. She's never been especially fussy so not sure why she won't go near this but she's not eaten wet food for 3 days since trying to switch her onto this. I've tried mixing it with her old food (which usually disappears in seconds), I've tried putting cheese on top, sneaking treats into it. Just no. She's still eating plenty of dry food and begging for more as usual so I'm sure it's the Lily's stuff and not anything wrong with her appetite. Yet she's screeching at me for her wet food at the usual times and as soon as she sniffs this she's off.The only reason I wanted to switch to Lily's was because I wanted to put the cat on a higher meat diet. Unfortunately I've completely wasted my money. I'll be going back to Morrisons own brand (still 50% real meat but a ball ache to get hold of).Settled on 2 stars because I don't know that there's anything wrong with the food, and it doesn't drink up the house as its set there all day, but clearly its no good for us?

This seems like a high quality food which our two cats really enjoyed. Although they are not fussy and have never turned their nose up at anything. Will definitely buy again when on offer as it is a little pricey, but worth it for the quality.

Would have been great if they made them in 100 grams portion sizes