I try most new cat food products that are at least "worthy", so bought two cans of the new "Culinary Creations". Like usual, I chose a chicken flavor, since that is what my cats are most likely to eat. Four of my cats did eat some of this food--and seemed to like it at first--but I think the novelty wore off and most of the food was wasted. They did, however, drink ALL the juice. I believe two cats threw up that night. While I can't be certain that this can be attributed to eating the Culinary Creations, there is definitely a correlation.

I was disappointed that I accidentally had selected a can for KITTENS. The word "KITTEN" wis in small print near the bottom of the label and I just didn't notice it while in the store. Most brands clearly mark food that is for kittens, but I think Hill's Science Diet failed to do so in this case.

In the kitten food, the first ingredient is WATER, and it is followed by a slew of other ingredients. I just don't understand why catfood has to contain so many ingredients.

Pros: Supposedly "Veterinarian Recommended"

Cons: Cats didn't especially like it