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I got the 5.5 cans because they were a few bucks cheaper than the 3 oz cans. That was a mistake. I'd very often go to feed her food I'd put in the fridge only to decide that it smelled off even when it was in there less than 2 days! Very happy I switched back to the 3 oz cans she'll eat 1/2 of that in one sitting.
The lamb formula is particularly dense, so be aware of that when feeding it to your cat. It took me awhile to realize this was why my kitty wasn't crazy about it. I added a tiny splash of water, microwaved it for 8-10 seconds, stirred it to absorb the water and get rid of the hotspots. Worked like a charm. She doesn't love it as much as the duck, but it's progress.
As for the food in general, I think it's really helped improved her health. She still has issues (many, many issues) but she's perkier and her coat is beautiful. She also eats wet food at a much better pace than dry food. There were many stomach upsets after she gulped down too much kibble too fast.
I really like this food for her and I don't care to switch, but I wish I'd known ahead of time that there are chunks of veggies in it. I stir her food up a lot anyway, so I'm usually able to remove the peas and carrots (and she's good about eating around them), but they really serve no purpose here. If they are there for fiber, they could easily be blended into the mix. Otherwise, cat's don't need veggies. They're carnivores!
So if you're looking for a natural wet food where you don't have to put in a lot of effort at feeding time, I'd look at something else.
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