Newman's Own Organics Adult Variety Pack Canned Cat Food

by Newman's Own

Product Features

• 24/5.5-oz cans

Product Details

• Shipping Weight: 10.1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B000BXT278
• Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (6 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #25,150 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies)

Product Description

Try Newman's Own Adult Cat Formulas today with this great Variety Pack. All of the four great flavors in a convenient assortment for your pet!

Six 5.5-oz cans of:
* Chicken & rice
* Chicken & salmon
* Turkey
* Turkey & vegetable.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

32 of 32 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Great company, good food... but could be better, January 24, 2007

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Cat Guy (Central NY - USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Newman's Own Organics Adult Variety Pack Canned Cat Food (Misc.)

First off, I have very little doubt that Newman's Own wet cat food is an excellent and healthy choice to feed one's cat. Feeding a cat a quality food, even if expensive compared to other catfoods, is worthwhile and if it prevents one health problem might even pay for itself. For those reasons, and because I support Newman's ideals in general, my cat has had the pleasure of enjoying many cans of Newman's food.

However, in comparison to other cat foods in this price range, my cat does have a couple of complaints. I should mention that my cat LOVES to eat, it is his primary motivation in life. Need him to take a pill? Just coat it in wet food and drop it in his dish. But, because he likes to eat so much, he must also have controlled portions - 1/3 can, twice a day. And that leads to his first complaint. Open a can of Newman's, and there is a lot of empty space, around the food and even large open cracks in the food. There certainly isn't the volume of solid food in a 5.5 oz can of Newman's compared to the competition. The second complaint: Newman seems to love his brown rice, which is ok, but he keeps the grains big and whole. My cat loves food, and cleans his dish every time... but he usually eats right around those big grains of rice.

Basically, my cat isn't getting as much food from a can of Newman's as from his favorite brands (Nature's Logic and Innova EVO), so we'll be cutting Newman out of the rotation.

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Mazie, like Life's Mikey, is very, very particular, August 24, 2007

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Fleet Street Editing "fleetstreetediting.com" (California) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Newman's Own Organics Adult Variety Pack Canned Cat Food (Misc.)

Mazie, my incredibly persnickety feline companion, is mad about Newman's Own canned cat food. Although I'm living on a necessarily frugal income, I know that buying Newman's Own products for both my cat and dog makes good sense in every way. I recently lost two other beloved pets to old age and disease and believe now that a better diet would have saved them a lot of physical pain and me a great deal of emotional turmoil and sadness. As my own diet becomes more organic and I reap the health benefits, I know Paul Newman and his daughter are on the right track for pets as well. I'll gladly skimp on less important things to know that my four-legged kids are eating right and animals around the world are being saved by the Newmans. It's truly a win-win situation.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Marvelous improvements in only 3 weeks! Great cat food!, September 16, 2010

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MG (Midwest) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Newman's Own Organics Adult Variety Pack Canned Cat Food (Misc.)

I want to share some amazing, and important, changes since switching to Newman's Own canned cat food.

I decided to switch my 2 indoor adult kitties from the convenient (for me) "dry-food-always-available" to (I first thought) a raw meat diet, and chose Newman's Own canned food for the transition. I'm so happy with this, and so are the boyz, that I'm staying with it.

The first 2 days they whined and nagged for their old dry food. I crumbled a few bits of dry into the canned for a couple of meals and that did the trick. If you're transition from dry to canned, don't be discouraged if they don't go for it immediately! Now they're settled into a 3 times daily 1/4 can, which I may try to transition into 2 feedings. I found the chicken and turkey versions at WalMart for $1.36/can, it's the only place in my town to get it, so will look at ordering online.

Here are the immediate benefits:
1) My older kitty, Skidmore, used to have chronic hairball and constipation problems. The younger cat, Dewey, is more dominant, and seems to make Skidmore groom him, so Skidmore spent about half his life not being able to eat or keep it down, then yarks up a hairball, then eats so voraciously that he barfed that, so I had to constantly monitor what he was doing and take food away for part of the day after he had just a little. He was miserable. Since I had to remove ALL the food, they both would be upset and constantly after me. However, since starting the Newman's Own canned food, Skidmore only barfed once the 2nd day, and since then I see no evidence of hairballs! He eats and keeps down the 1/4 can portions with no vomiting! They both leave for half an hour or so and come back to finish each meal, but it isn't sitting in their dishes very long.
2) Dewey (sorry if this is gross) always came running at the sound of wretching so he would get an extra warm meal. So he became somewhat overweight, with a fat pad around the tail. I see he had no interest in scarfing up the canned food, the one time Skidmore barfed it up.
3) I noticed the fat pad around Dewey's tail is gone! But since rapid weight loss puts cats at risk for fatty liver or pancreatitis, I started feeding him a little bigger portion to slow that down. Basically now, both of them now let me know when they need to eat, and I try to accommodate that since I'm home much of the day. It's worked into a 3x/day pattern mostly.
4) LITTERBOX! Poop quantity has decreased dramatically, because they're absorbing the nutrients and not passing all the fillers and animal by-products. Skidmore is no longer constipated, no more straining to go. Dewey used to have the most rank-smelling stools, and now there's basically NO ODOR! Also, Dewey used to have what I called "dead-rat-breath" but that's gone now, too. I had even taken him to the vet a couple years ago to see if there was some stomach problem, but there was none. It was just the crappy food. So there's an example of how I COULD have saved a vet bill with higher quality food. (They did suggest (and sell me) the Science Diet stuff but it made no difference.)
5) My biggest joy is knowing Skidmore is getting the nutrition he needs, and seeing him relaxed and playful all the time, not just in the periods between hairballs.

This stuff is definitely worth the price, and I thank the Newman's for their commitment to quality nutrition for all of us!