Weruva Wet Cat Food with Tuna & Salmon in Gravy, Pack of 8, Tuna & Salmon Start Me Up, 5.5oz Can

Red-meat tuna and wild-caught salmon in gravy make up this Weruva wet cat food, sold as a pack of 8 cans of 5.5 oz each. The cans hold tender chicken pieces as well, and the 44 ounces across the pack give you a stocked shelf for regular meals. The recipe is grain-free, gluten-free and carrageenan-free.

What the 8-can pack holds

• Eight cans, each holding 5.5 oz of tuna and salmon in gravy
• 44 ounces of food across the whole pack
• Tuna, salmon and tender chicken pieces in the recipe

Tuna, salmon and the gravy in these cans

The recipe lists red-meat tuna and wild-caught salmon, and the tuna broth carries both through the can. Tender pieces of chicken sit alongside them in the gravy.

Weruva describes these as extra juicy flavours with even more gravy than its other recipes, and the gravy is the item form stated on the label. The formula leaves out grain, gluten and carrageenan, along with corn, wheat and soy. It also contains no artificial colours or preservatives. The cans are produced in human food facilities that work under B.R.C. Global Standards for Food.

What do buyers ask about these tuna and salmon cans?

How much food is in one pack?

The pack holds 8 cans of 5.5 oz, which comes to 44 ounces in total.

What protein sources are in the recipe?

The recipe lists red-meat tuna and wild-caught salmon, plus tender pieces of chicken.

Is this grain-free and gluten-free cat food?

Yes, the recipe is grain-free and gluten-free, and it also leaves out corn, wheat and soy.

Does the recipe contain carrageenan?

No, Weruva makes this formula without carrageenan.

What is the food's texture?

The food comes in a gravy, with tuna, salmon and chicken pieces in it.

What is on the ingredient list?

The list opens with tuna broth, tuna and salmon, followed by sunflower oil, tapioca starch and natural flavor. Calcium sulfate, guar gum, celery extract and coconut oil come next, along with taurine and tricalcium phosphate.

The minerals and vitamins listed include salt, vitamin E supplement, zinc oxide, niacin supplement (vitamin B3), reduced iron and thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1). Further down are vitamin A supplement, sodium selenite, vitamin B12 supplement, manganese sulfate and pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6). The list also names copper amino acid complex, calcium pantothenate, riboflavin supplement (vitamin B2), biotin supplement, vitamin D3 supplement, folic acid, potassium iodide and menadione sodium bisulfite complex.