I have exclusively bought your canned and freeze-dried products for years, but it is somewhat antithetical to feed healthy food to my cat that was cooked in a plastic-lined can. All plastics, PVA or not, are deleterious to an animal's health; Your cooked food pouches are also a misstep for this reason, and I think you are misunderstanding your customers.

In addition, you no longer sell 3oz cans. I don't feed multiple cats, and want to provide my cat the freshest (albeit, canned) food every time I feed him. Again, I think you are not understanding the market you serve. I have and will again be making my own cat food at this point - I'm not going to pay a premium price for premium ingredients packed (and heated) in plastic liners - or for 6oz cans that have to be stored in leftover containers in the fridge. I really was upset to have finally acquiesced to buy the 6oz cans and to find that they were plastic/polymer lined. A large part of why I purchased your product was because the cans were unlined.

I've been having a REALLY hard time finding a good food for my cat; he's diabetic, has recurring pancreatitis that makes his body not respond to his insulin injections, AND has IBD and food allergies. Having to find a food that is a novel protein, limited ingredients, and low in carbs has been a nightmare! I picked up a few cans of this from a small local pet shop and both of my cats love it! Our non-diabetic cat is usually a really picky eater and only licks the gravy off of foods, but she'll chow down on this. I was really worried when i opened the first can because of the white spots on top, but a quick google search found that it's normal fat separation since the food is packed raw and "cooked" by the canning process. :) There are only two things i dislike about this food... I can't order it on Chewy (which is only a convenience thing, since i get litter and medicine auto shipped!) and it takes a while to chop up the paté block and stir it all up with the liquid, which is the only way i can stir in crushed tablets to trick Nox into taking his medicine.