KOHA Limited Ingredient Diet Rabbit Pate Wet Cat Food - Novel Protein Recipe - Sensitive Stomach - Grain, Pea & Potato Free - 3 oz (Pack of 24)

My cat has skin allergies. I have tried to get him to eat other foods, but he eats the one same kibble all the time and he’s very finicky about his wet cat food . I decided to take away all of his other foods and treats away and give him KOHLA Rabbit for the first time since I was looking for a single source protein, which is really hard to find by the way. He actually ate it right up. Now this is my go to food for him. It seems to be helping. I would rather depend on a healthy food source than continually given him a steroid shot.

My cats are on a limited protein source, rabbit in particular. They love it. It’s pricey but has quality ingredients. It is not smelly. For a while there was a shortage on this flavor.

I ordered the same product directly from Koha, but the shipping was delayed, and I had to buy an alternative. I bought it from this company assuming it’s the same thing. However, you can certainly tell by the picture that it’s not the same product. I triple checked the ingredients and the package, but it’s identical. I couldn’t have taken a risk by giving it to my cat, who is suffering from food allergies. Very disappointed in quality of this food that might affect the health of my pet.

I can’t describe my shock and happiness. After a full year of trying everythingggg - this is the only wet food that works for my maine coon. Beside raw food, he either throws up or gets an allergic skin reaction after consuming any dry or wet food brand. I finally found an alternative !!!!

This has saved my kitty’s tummy! He’s long haired and is always struggling with hairballs. Since starting this we’ve been puke free 🎉

We have a cat who can only have rabbit protein due to allergies. She's also pretty finicky and has avoided some other LI food. This food does have a bit of an odor, which I think attracts her. She's also had fewer issues with throwing up versus some other foods in her past.

It seems like good food with good ingredients. My cat with IBD is going through an episode and sometimes he’d want to eat this. I didn’t see adverse side effects or reactions so I think rabbit is still a good protein for him. It is hard to find limited ingredients so this can be a good choice. My cat ultimately preferred a bland fish skin & coat from blue buffalo, so we stopped using the rabbit but whilst it lasted, he would eat it without it giving terrible reactions

A few months ago, I adopted a cat that refuses to eat anything an average cat would snarf - beef, chicken, tuna, fish... anything. If it's not kibble, she won't eat it. She was diagnosed with urinary issues and pancreatitis, and I've struggled to find single protein wet food or broth that she'll even try. I figured out that she likes duck flavored kibble, but she refused any wet food. I decided to try KOHA and was SO GLAD that I could buy 3 cans instead of 24 like many others that I've tried. I purchased 3 limited ingredient duck and 3 limited ingredient rabbit. She ate some of the duck - which was amazing since she usually sniffs and leaves. The next day, I gave her the rabbit and she immediately dove in. I'm not kidding! I gave her more that evening with some warm water, and she did the same. At the end of the second can, I bought a case. Thank you, KOHA!