Those were the days
This is the only food my older cat with epilepsy wants to eat. That hasn’t changed, but the quality of the food definitely has. In batches 09 and 115 (the last three orders), there are pieces of bone in the cans! As a result, I have to check every portion individually, mash it with a fork, and pick out the bones before giving it to my cat. It leaves a bad taste and makes me worry that I might cause my pets an episode requiring veterinary care. Changing food is simply not an option for us.