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Hector Is that the- fridge I hear?     Purred: Sun Jan 20, '08 10:22am PST  Hi everyone, Hector seemd to prefer the chunked texture of wet food to the pate-type of texture. The Wellness is more of the pate-type and he will eat it off of my hands (spoiled boy). Can anyone tell me which types of corn and wheat free canned foods come in the chunky texture? Thanks my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

McDuff- (4/10/94-12/- 14/09) Take time to- smell the- flowers     Purred: Sun Jan 20, '08 11:14am PST  Wellness has pouches, too, that are the chunky with gravy type!! my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Boris I'm cute and I- know how to use- that :)     Purred: Sun Jan 20, '08 11:27am PST  Some of the Merrick's wet is chunky, and most of it is grain free or has very little grain (read the ingredients list in the back of the can to make sure). I am a Wellness grain free fiend (I will refuse Wellness wet that still contains grains, though they are moving in the direction of grain free more and more), but have accepted Merrick's without problems, which is a feat given how extremely picky I am becoming now that I am maturing. The flavors for that that I know are chunkier in texture are "New England Boil" and "Thanksgiving Day Dinner". We are still experimenting with other flavors, so I don't know if all of them are chunky (to my palate, "California roll" wasn't, but your experience may vary). my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Merlin - An Angel- Forever *Poof*     Purred: Sun Jan 20, '08 12:26pm PST  Most premium grain and by product free canned foods are pate/loaf style Maybe you can try one of these slice/chunky brands: Weruva Avoderm Natual Select Cuts Fromm By Nature pouch food my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Merlin - An Angel- Forever *Poof*     Purred: Sun Jan 20, '08 12:32pm PST  Merrick my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Member Since 12/31/1969     Purred: Sun Jan 20, '08 3:44pm PST  Innova EVO is good thats what I feed along with Instincts. my posts [notify]

Mush Mush 550590     Purred: Sun Jan 27, '08 7:43am PST  HALO Purely for Pets is in the middle-not exactly pate but not too chunky either. It can be a bit pricey too. Good Luck! Edited by author Sun Jan 27, '08 7:43am PST my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Riddick i like feeling- tall     Purred: Sun Jan 27, '08 12:49pm PST  riddick loves the Wureva wet food, especially the paella one since it had big chunks of mussels and such. they have quite a few different varieties but we haven't had a chance to try those yet my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

Riddick i like feeling- tall     Purred: Sun Jan 27, '08 12:53pm PST  riddick loves the Wureva wet food, especially the paella one since it had big chunks of mussels and such. they have quite a few different varieties but we haven't had a chance to try those yet my posts | my page | msg me | my family's posts | gift me | become friends [notify]

♥ Liliya Zimah Taiga Lily Flower     Purred: Mon Jan 28, '08 12:38pm PST  Sheba cat food is textured and doesn't contain any glutens. Although, I don't think Sheba is a meal with full balanced nuitrition. It's just meat. It took a while, but I can get my cat to eat Sheba duck, but it's not her favorite. She eats Harmony Farms salmon like she's starving to death. I guess that means she really likes it. [notify]

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