9 reviews forYarrah Organic Pâté 6 x 400g

My elderly cat, who we believe has dementia as all vet results clear. She howls for no reason and forgets she's eaten etc she's old so hardly any teeth left so needs wet food and also her condition was looking poor. After only one week on this food she's back to just grazing, no howling and after 2 to 3 weeks her coat and her overall temperament has improved. She's like a young cat again.

I was expecting this product to be the exactly same as the pâté in trays, but the ingredients are slightly different. Our cat is not happy with that difference and would only eat a bit as a last resort :( We tried mixing the content of the tin and tray together, and it was even worse. If your cat likes the pâté in trays, I'd recommend not buying this one.

My cats like the chicken version but after almost a year of offering this as a bit of variety I've given up. Whenever I put this one down my cat snaps hs head round to look at me in shock disgust. He always leaves a fair amount if he will eat any at all, last time he was actually sick after a few mouthfulls so I've finally accepted he hates it and doesn't just need to get used to it. The other cat is hit and miss but its clear she also doesn't care for it. Even with toppers they don't like it.

Both this and the chicken pate lasts no time at all after it gets left out by our 2 that eat wet food. All 3 are very fond of the biscuits too.

All my cats love it, Ragdoll, BSH and Bengal! None that turned their nose up!

This pate has hard lumps in it which my cat who has not got many teeth and for whom I got this food, won't eat. They are hard lumps of liver I think. The actual pate is nice but I am going back to ordinary Yarrah Chunks and mashing it up.

Our three cats love this pate and turn their noses up at other food if we run out! One of our cats is 17 and finds it difficult to keep some food down, but he is able to easily digest this food. We also find that it is good value for money because the tin has no jelly in it, just pate. Great tasting (according to our cats) and ethical!

I have been having problems with one of my two short hair menaces, who after a while on various premium brands began to develop intolerance/allergy signs on his mouth. The vet recommended a prescription hypoallergenic diet, as frequently the culprit is a particular protein. Before committing myself to it (feeding different food to two cats seemed to me a disaster waiting to happen!), I tried Yarrah. The problem has not reoccurred. And both like the food more than other brands. Besides, from an ethical standpoint, Yarrah is an excellent option. I would recommend it without hesitation.

I have no doubt this is healthy food, but it isn't my cats favourite food. They both eat it finally but they prefer other brands.