
Chicken in Gravy Cat Food by Nature's Table
Not the Best Value for My Money, But It's Fine
summarizeEditor's Summary
I recently picked up this kibble at the local pet store to try out with my cats. The packaging design is pretty eye-catching, with a warm red color and a field design that looks like it's straight out of a grandma's village. However, the price is a bit steep for what you get. I'm always on the lookout for new options that really deliver, especially when it comes to feeding both dry and wet food.














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What's the price of this kibble?
The price is 49 rubles, which is a pretty standard price for kibble in the market.
What flavors are available?
There are four flavors available: chicken, beef, salmon, and turkey.
Is the packaging eco-friendly?
Honestly, I'm not sure if it's eco-friendly or not. The packaging is pretty sturdy, though.
Can I return the kibble if my cat doesn't like it?
I'd check with the pet store first to see about their return policy.
How much kibble does a serving size consist of?
A serving size is 85 grams, which is a decent size for a meal.
Are there any coupons or discounts available?
I haven't seen any coupons or discounts available for this kibble.
Can I get a refund if I'm not satisfied with the kibble?
It's always a good idea to check with the pet store first to see about their refund policy.
Is the kibble suitable for kittens?
I'd recommend checking with your vet first to see if this kibble is suitable for kittens.
check_circlePros
- •The packaging design is really eye-catching and the edges are rounded, so the packet doesn't tear easily.
- •My cats love the sauce, and the chicken flavor is a hit with them.
- •The weight of 85 grams is a decent size for a meal.
- •The ingredients list is informative, even if it's a bit hard to read.
- •The packaging is pretty sturdy and can withstand some rough handling.
- •The kibble itself feels quite dense, which is a plus.
cancelCons
- •The price of 49 rubles is a bit steep for the quality you get.
- •There's no indication of the percentage of ingredients used in the kibble.
- •The liquid content is minimal, which might be a problem for some cats.
- •The information on the back is mostly taken up by a description of the benefits, which feels a bit like marketing speak.
- •The field design on the packaging is a bit too much for my taste.
- •The kibble itself is a bit too crunchy for my liking.



