Question 1

What is the texture o this food?  Is it pate-style, or is it chunky or morsels?  My cats are picky about texture.  Thanks!

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My cat, too, is extremely picky - won't eat anything but patte until this, Now she won't eat the patte food I have in large quantities. .Just like the other respondent said. - My cat rushes over and licks the bowl clean- Eats every bit and all the gravy!

Question 2

Why does the price keep increasing so much??

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I don't know, but I agree that it's out of hand.  I bought 24-packs of 6 oz cans for $40 in 11/2020 and $36 in 8/2019, but now that the price is $54 (4/2022) I decided that enough is enough and have switched brands.

Question 3

What country is this sourced from?

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Thank you for the question, please see below for our sourcing:

Chicken - The chickens we use are raised in a cage-free, climate controlled environment. The raising of chickens is indoors, and this allows for greater control over the diet, and as the chickens are not exposed to the elements on a regular basis, it is easier to monitor their health and wellbeing. The chickens we source are part of an Animal Welfare Standard that sets forth ethical treatment guidelines that help protect livestock and cattle at the farm, during transport and at the time of processing. The diet of the chickens is non-GMO.

Beef Lamb - They are raised in Australia and New Zealand and are grass fed.the regulations in these countries is strict as it pertains to the humane treatment of the animals.

Fish - All fish, except for tilapia and basa, are wild caught in the ocean. As for the fish, it is purchased directly from the fishing companies, and along with the catch, there are certifications from the ships' captains that the catches are dolphin and turtle safe. There is an entity called Earth Island Institute that looks to protect the environment and maintain fishing sustainability, and Earth Island Institute recognizes the practices of our manufacturing facility.

I hope this is helpful. Please let us know if you have further questions or comments.

Question 4

Any plans to remove the toxin menadione from the BFF line?

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The below information is from the following link:

http://skeptvet.com/Blog/2011/07/vitamin-k3-menadione-in-pet-food-is-it-safe/

The entire article is definitely worth the time to read.  It explains, quite well, how urban myths can become misconstrued as factual.

I have fed BFF to my cats  (and other Waruva products), for about six year now and all my cat's are puuurrrfectly healthy.  The only thing I'd recommend is switching sources of protein on as regular a basis as possible.  This helps to mimic their natural diet.  In the wild, cats don't eat fish every day or birds, or ...

I hope this helps to clear up the vitamin K3 debate. ✌

..."Plant and animal sources of Vitamin K include two types, Vitamin K1 and Vitamin K2. Vitamin K3, or menadione, is a synthetic form of Vitamin K. By itself, it has little biological activity, but it can be converted to a more active form by bacteria in the gut and other pathways. It is useful as a Vitamin K supplement in pet foods because it is more stable and tolerates heating better than the other forms of Vitamin K. Advocates of
“natural” medicine and nutrition often claim, however, that unlike these other forms, Vitamin K3 is toxic to dogs and cats. So what is the basis for this?

Of course, the first foundation “natural” medicine advocates use for claiming menadione is harmful and should be replaced with Vitamins K1 or K2 is the appeal to nature fallacy. As I’ve already pointed out, this is a meaningless claim which tells us nothing about the safety of any food or supplement. So what about other, more meaningful forms of evidence?

Well, to begin with, no case of toxic effects from menadione in commercial dog or cat food has ever been substantiated. Millions of pets have been consuming this vitamin for 
decades, so if the supplement were to have any significant potential risk, one
would expect many documented cases of harm. ..."

An excellent point if ever there were an excellent point! Lol! 😉

ASIN	B00AHTVZDK
Additional Features	Kitty Gone Wild with Wild Salmon Au Jus
Age Range (Description)	All Life Stages
Age Range Description	All Life Stages
Allergen Information	Barley Free, Chicken Meat Free, Gluten Free, Soy Free, Wheat Free
Animal Food Diet Type	Veterinary Diet
Animal Food Ingredient Claim	Wild-Caught
Best Sellers Rank	#596 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #39 in Canned Cat Food
Brand	Weruva
Brand Name	Weruva
Breed Recommendation	All Breed Sizes
Container Type	Can
Customer Reviews	4.5 out of 5 stars 430 Reviews
Flavor	Kitty Gone Wild
Global Trade Identification Number	00878408008740, 00878408008825
Included Components	One (1) Case of Twenty-Four (24) 6oz Wet Cat Food Cans
Item Form	Chunk
Item Type Name	Wet Cat Food
Item Weight	11 pounds
Manufacturer	Weruva
Manufacturer Part Number	8825
Model Number	8825
Number of Items	24
Occasion	Birthday
Package Size Name	Pack of 24
Pet Type	Cat
Product Benefits	Supports kitten's physical and mental health
Recommended Uses For Product	Kitten Health Support, Hairball Control, Appetite Stimulation
Special Ingredients	all-natural;grain-free
Specific Uses For Product	Digestive Health
Target Species	Cat
UPC	878408008740 885310475522 878408008825 781163869443 885790579697 885790494945
Unit Count	144 Ounce
Warranty Description	Satisfaction Guaranteed through Weruva's Authorized Dealer Network

Weruva Cats in the Kitchen, Kitty Gone Wild with Wild Salmon Au Jus Cat Food, 6oz Can (Pack of 24)

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