RevealNatural Wet Cat Food, 12 Count, Grain Free, Limited Ingredient Canned Food for Cats, Fish and Chicken Variety in Gravy, 2.47 oz Cans

My cat absolutely loves Reveal Natural Wet Cat Food. The first thing I noticed is how fresh and real the ingredients look — you can actually see the shredded meat and broth, not some mystery mash. It smells like actual food, which makes me feel good about what I’m giving my pet.What I really appreciate is the short ingredient list — no fillers or junk, just simple, natural food that my cat devours every time. Even my picky eater, who usually turns her nose up at new foods, cleans the bowl when I serve this.It’s a little more premium than some brands, but the quality is clear, and knowing my cat is getting healthy, protein-rich meals makes it worth every penny.

Our cats like this food but remember it's a topper. Cats need taurine and this is meat only which is good for cats who are carnivores but doesn't have necessary vitamins and minerals. Good food for in between meals

My cats love this food. And I love feeding them REAL food, not processed crap that slowly kills them like McD

I've always been cautious about what I feed my pets, especially since I've had my own long journey with food sensitivities. That's why I originally chose Reveal Natural Wet Cat Food for my cats, who have sensitive GI tracts. Their limited-ingredient promise had been working well, until today.I tried a new box of Reveal gravy and was immediately alarmed when one of my cats started showing signs of discomfort right after eating. He was meowing and seemed in pain, which in the past has meant stomach issues for him. Remembering my own struggles with certain food ingredients, I quickly checked the product details on Amazon.To my disappointment, I found ingredients like "Locust Bean Gum" and, even worse, "Carrageenan" listed. I avoid these in my own diet because they cause me serious stomach problems, and I certainly didn't want my pets consuming them either. What's frustrating is that these ingredients weren't prominently displayed; they were tucked away under 'Important information' which was further down the page, but carrageenan was not listed under "key ingredients" at the top of the page which feels a bit misleading. A consumer doesn't want to know the key ingredients, we want to know ALL OF THE INGREDIENTS! It feels like that was intentionally left out of the top graphic knowing that consumers don't want to feed it to their pets.I've always seen Reveal as a high-quality brand, especially with their focus on 'limited ingredients' and being 'simply better pet food'. But finding these ingredients, known to cause gut issues, hidden in the product has made me question their transparency. It's especially disappointing considering their products are not cheap.This experience has made me rethink my choice. It's important to me that my pets' food is safe and healthy, just like my own. And trust is key – I need to feel confident that a brand is upfront about what's in their products. I'll be looking for a new brand that's clearer about their ingredients. For anyone with pets that have sensitive stomachs, it's worth taking a close look at the ingredients list to avoid any unwelcome surprises.

My super picky cat loves this food. It's a bit on the pricey side but it seems like a very high quality cat food that is healthy. The gravy makes it even more appealing to my cat because of the thick consistency. I would recommend this food to any cat owner.

First off, I love this brand! I love the limited ingredients and my cats love it too. I usually get the broth cans, but I decided to change it up and get the gravy cans this time. The gravy cans have way more liquid than meat and my cats don't seem to like it as much. I'll finish the box I bought, but I'll continue to only get the broth ones from now on.

There are two primarie things we've experienced with cats. First, all of our cats have been male, and second two of the three have had urinary tract problems. After the first two had to have expensive surgery to clear blocked urnary tracts, we've finally figured out the importance of getting our cats plenty of water.To do this we buy urinary tract designed food and mix with water. But to assure our cat gets additional water, since he never wants to drink from a water bowl, we give him his evening "snack" and this is where Reveal comes in. Its a wet food packed in water and because he's already had his regular meal, we give him a small scoop of Reveal with additional water in his bowl and he loves it.We didn't turn to Reveal as a replacement for regular food, but as a supplemental meal. Howie, our cat, now expects something later in his day and Reveal fills this expectation nicely.I'm not a nutritionist, so I won't get into the nutritional aspect of Reveal versus Purina or Science Diet, amoj gothers, but to us Reveal is a niche product that we've embraced as part of Howie's overall well being.

Kittys approve and so do we. It looks like real fish and we appreciate the lack of unnecessary ingredients.