Evanger'sComplements Rabbit for Dogs & Cats – 12 Count, 12.5 oz Each – Single-Protein Formula Cooked in Broth – Grain & Gluten Free – Wet Dog & Cat Food

I have fed my previous cats Evangers Rabbit in the past due to development of allergies to common proteins. This rabbit food is fantastic. Presently the rabbit food is less expensive than most of Evanger's other food. Pricier than many other cat foods; but I think it is understandable because this food is pure meat without fillers and thus would be higher cost to the manufacturer. So I gave a 5-star on everything including the price.

I was feeding my dog chicken rice and veggies with added vitamin and probiotics. She got so she didn’t want to eat the chicken anymore. I knew she liked rabbit so I ordered 12 cans. By adding it to my original recipe and doing away with the chicken, she is a very happy dog once again. It makes it easy to travel too. I take a can with me, open the peel back lid, and add rice and veggies from the nearest Chinese takeout. One can feeds my 15 pound dog for 3 or 4 days.

My dog has horrible food allergies and a sensitive stomach but this food causes no issues and he loves it. One thing to keep in mind is that this food is just meant to be a topper, not the main food.

I ordered canned rabbit for my very fussy dog, and she had been eating it. Earlier this month, instead of receiving the normal, rabbit that we had been getting on subscribe and save, we received the canned vegetarian meal. I tried it on her because the rabbit was totally gone. She ate it. So it was surprising. My dog loves the rabbit and at least eats the vegetarian. Just unsure how keen she is on it. Great product

This is the only food that my Yorkie can eat. This and a few veggies.

Seems to be a healthy product but pricey

Not sure about all versions of this product but the wet rabbit food for dogs and cats is horrible. It actually has little hard bones all thoroughout the can. I did not realize this initially because they do not list bones in the ingredients. My dog started throwing up horribly at different times and I thought it may have been her natural herbs the vet recommended. So I stopped giving them to her. But the throwing up continued and it increased to happening daily and multiple times a day. The vet was trying to figure out if it was health related since Evangers is supposed to be a good holistic food we did not think it was the problem initially. But my dogs stool always came out hard on this food and it never has been like that. So we discovered the problem was the food. She was also gagging like there was something in her throat and it had to be one of those hard bones. The bones are really hard. I picked some out to squeeze them and couldn't crush them. They claim their cooking process softens the bones but from the numerous bones I checked in multiple cans, I did not find any soft bones. This food literally made my dog sick to her stomach. Most dogs cannot even eat bones my Vet informed me, so I do not understand why Evangers would not include that there are bones listed in the ingredients. I am very disappointed with this product and the misinformation. No information on the Amazon site in the product desription lists that bones are in this food. I had to do a Google search to find out. My dog suffered because of this food and I suffered also from the trauma of seeing and knowing my fur baby was going through this. I have since switched to Wysong and thankfully there are no bones in the food. My dog is finally not having the horrific throwing up. This was the worst food experience we've ever had.

This is a good pet food for dogs and cats. It has limited ingredients and seems very natural. My cats like it.