Nature’s Recipe Grain Free Chicken Recipe, Chicken & Venison Recipe and Chicken & Duck Recipe in Savory Broth Variety Pack Wet Dog Food, 12-2.75 oz. Cups, 2 Count

These are great and easy to feed my pet Fox. He loves them and they don't give him diarrhea like most of the canned dog food. They come in a large variety of flavors, to keep him from getting bored. Just wish they would come in larger packages. Cats like them too!

They are big enough for one to feed a 5 pound dog. Was expecting more but my 10 year old yorkie is off and on food and he finds these delicious.

Natures recipe that comes in the little cups is a wonderful pic for my little Shih Poo. However, she eats 2 cups at each meal and we feed her twice a day. So that’s 4 cups a day. We thought we would switch to the can. However the cans were bigger, but yet my dog would not eat it at all. They were gelled over and they were nasty looking And they didn’t smell good. But when I open the cups and you get the smell and it smells wonderful and if I like the smell, of course my dog’s gonna like the smell because it smells like human food looks like human food and is human food. She loves it , but don’t buy the can . The only downside about the small cups is there a very expensive. And when you live on Social Security, it’s hard to afford it however, I make away from my dog because she’s my best friend.

My CHUG (Chihuahua Pug) is very picky. We have tried the expensive, fresh food, all kinds of kibble and premium priced foods. He won't eat it until there is bacon grease, cheese or other tasty toppings. Nature's Recipe is different. You can see and smell the quality as soon as you open the tub. Yes I still add toppings, but he cleans his bowl everytime, unlike other foods that I was throwing away. I rotate all of the flavors, finally a happy belly! Thank you.

this is pricey but my dog really enjoys it. A few months ago, I started to mix this with kibble to stretch it out because initially I just gave my dog (a yorkie) 2 to 3 cups of this a day in a single meal (she spaces it out herself because she just nibbles from her bowl all day). One thing I will recommend is testing out each flavor individually. One of the flavors gives my dog diarrhea while the rest in the box doesn't do anything to her. It didn't dawn on me that it was the food - specifically a certain flavor in this pack - until recently when I held off mixing with kibble and went back to giving her cups. (I thought the kibble was the culprit). This isn't a batch related issue as I buy multiple boxes and this has happened repeatedly for about a year now.