I really like this cat food. It's moisture-rich, which is amazing, and the fact that it's highly palatable is a big plus. I love that it has real meat and high protein content. My cat has never been this happy with her meal. I definitely recommend this product, it's worth every penny.

I have discovered throughout the past few years my cat has allergies to chicken, turkey, and duck. I have 2 cats and my other cat has hard time chewing food. It is so hard finding food that does not have chicken in it. About 90% of all products even salmon canned wet food has chicken. I have heard good things about venison and how it’s less likely for an allergy. I discovered this brand and was very impressed by the ingredients (not a huge fan of chickpea for them, but way cleaner than mostly any other food). I have tried the raw food in Ziwi, and they don’t like the taste and have gotten sick from it. I have tried a raw/cooked meat on my own and they don’t like it. I try when I can to do everything holistically for my cats and her I can, and kibble food isn’t good for our cats since it was made for convince. I believe it’s best for moisture since most cats don’t drink enough water. Just know it’s very expensive to feed 2 cats on this food with strictly wet food, but if it means a better life and allergy free I will do it. You won’t regret this food. Both cats are picky eaters and they love this food. If you have a picky eater go to the Ziwi website and see how to transition food. My cat that has a hard time chewing is very picky, now she is the first one over when I feed them.

I have fed my cat Ziwi Peak for years; recently 7 mm bones in the food injured my cat. After eating, my cat vomited up his food which surprised me because this had never happened before. As I was cleaning up the vomit, I noticed small pieces of bone in the food. I pulled out 6 small bones, two of which were 7 mm long and 4 of which were 2-5 mm long. My cat stopped eating and drinking after that so I took him to a Pet Emergency Clinic . The vets at the clinic told me that the bones were too large to be in cat food, and that the bones had caused injury to my cat's digestive system. The vets were concerned that a bacterial infection could occur due to the injured tissue, and my cat started antibiotics. It has been 4 days now, and my cat is still barely eating or drinking. I knew that Ziwi Peak includes ground bone in the food, but these pieces are too large. I am wondering if there have been changes made in the production of the food since Ziwi Peak was sold to a China based private equity firm in late 2021.

I got this on sale and my cats seem to like this brand the most. I like the clean healthy ingredients. I’ve tried a few different flavors and the cats like them all. Wish it was cheaper bc now my spoiled cats expect expensive fancy food. Hope it goes on sale again soon. I’ve also given them the dry food and they also really like those flavors too.

Since there have only been two reviews on this so far I feel I must write comment b/c the numbers are skewed with one person hating Ziwipeak and another loving it;) My cat loves Ziwipeak and I went to great effort to get this to him, despite the cost. I have mixed feelings about this food because it doesn’t have everything I’d like out of a cat food (but I haven’t found one company that does…yet) but my cat really enjoys it and it is a higher quality cat food. The pros about this cat food: high quality (it smells fresh and I haven’t had a can with discolorations or anything suspicious), it’s a pate that’s mostly meat (so you don’t see chunks of other stuff like you may with other brands), and most importantly--there are no grains! It’s low in carbohydrates; according to Ziwipeak’s website it’s only 1.5% carbs, and if you read the ingredients they are mostly meat and then vitamins/minerals. The meat is free of antibiotics and hormones. And there are no artificial colors or preservatives. The ingredients are from New Zealand. This may not be a pro if you’re looking for U.S. meat (in which case I suggest Hound and Gatos), but the rabbit isn’t sourced from China (like Nature’s Variety). The cons: price! On Amazon it comes to $3.25/can, which is steep considering it has carrageenan. Though, I’ve seen it more expensive elsewhere. That leads me to the biggest con--it has carrageenan! Carrageenan has been linked to suppressing the immune system and inflaming intestinal lining; and I wish companies would just stop using it as the risks outweigh the benefits (of a slightly fluffier pate). My cat has IBD, so he already has inflamed bowels and I’ve been seeking companies that don’t use carrageenan. My feline has several brands of no-grain food to choose from, but lately prefers the rabbit & lamb Ziwipeak. Since my cat is ill and not eating well I have bought Ziwipeak from a couple of different online companies because my goal currently is to get non-grain/low carb calories into his body. After he’s gotten pass this inflamed bout I will go back to the carrageenan free kinds (or raw. I’ve really been looking at a raw diet b/c it seems to help IBD cats, but that’s another tangent.) ---UPDATE 9/7/16--NO MORE CARAGEENAN! I didn't realize this review was sitting out here with info on carageenan until someone reminded me. I still buy ZiwiPeak on a semi-regular basis and there hasn't been carageenan in it for awhile. So, yay! Other things to consider: There are bones in this food. I was alarmed to find my cat chewing a flat (pencil eraser-sized) bone, but after speaking with my vet and doing research on BARF diets I realize that bone isn’t something I’m going to concern myself with because a.) The food wasn’t cooked so the bone isn’t brittle, and b.) If I move my cat to a raw diet I’d want the bone anyway. I only mention this as a consideration if your cat has a health ailment where bones shouldn’t be consumed. This flavor is a mixed protein, so if you’re seeking a can with one protein this isn’t it. (Some IBD cat owners look for one protein source.) My cat loves rabbit and we’ve tried several brands of rabbit. For some reason he really loves this brand. It’s mixed with lamb, but my cat likes lamb too. If you’re looking for fast delivery don’t do the free shipping on Amazon with this. While I found Amazon to be slightly cheaper this order took longer to ship than Chewy and Pet360, so don’t order this in a frantic state hoping it would arrive soon (like I did). Give yourself amble time for delivery, pay extra for quicker delivery, or go with a company that delivers faster. If you’re leery of buying a case because of the price I recommend checking out Only Natural Pet, where you can buy by the can. It’s even more expensive but you can find out if your cat likes Ziwipeak and then order a case from Amazon, or elsewhere depending on who has what deals that day;).

Play Video I can’t believe my cat loves this food! Even after eating it again, he looks for more and really enjoys it.😻🐈‍⬛ It’s truly a great choice, especially for neutered cats.😻 The cans were not damaged and were of good quality.👏🏻😻

I have 2 points on this - too expensive - has chickpeas in the ingredients Was expecting high quality animal source of protein for this price , not worth it 🤷‍♀️

Mon chaton adore. Livraison parfaite. Dommage que ce soit aussi cher.

Ce n'est pas une pâtée que mon chat a aimé. Il a préféré Agneau/maquereau. J'ai haché du blanc de poulet et j'y ai ajouté cette pâtée au bœuf afin qu'il la mange... vu le prix. Peut-être que des chats sont moins difficiles, à vous d'essayer dans ce cas.

Emballage, livraison... Parfaits. Mon chat a adoré ainsi que le maquereau de la même marque, et le mélange agneau/maquereau. Je recommande.