This is my cat Weasley's favorite wet food. The ingredients are quite good and so are the flavors. I think the portion size is perfect for dinner, I typically add water and topers to it as well. It is a fantastic base wet food. I will say the foil top can be quite difficult to open sometimes, it may tear off or explode a little in your face. If your cat is mischievous and likes to get into food when they're not supposed to, they might just eat right through the foil and eat 6 of them like mine did.

I have a rescue cat who apparently never had wet food earlier in life. Once he tasted the Sheba this is all he will eat and especially the cuts variety, does not like the pate. The portions are perfect and come in a good variety of flavors for him. Unfortunately it was getting very difficult to find Sheba in the stores, especially the cuts. Now that I have a subscription with delivery my boy will always be happy.

My eldest kitty is nearing 15 and minus a few teeth, meaning that she now has a hard time eating crunchy, dry food. On a mission to find her a new, suitable wet diet, I started purchasing different brands and varieties left and right. I came across these Sheba Perfect Portions pates with fingers crossed. After a few weeks of feeds, here are the pros and cons I've found.

The pros are that my picky kitty loves the flavor and absolutely licks the bowl clean. Also, the portions really are perfect for her and there is never any worry about having to store any left over open food. The cons are that the packaging is absolutely terrible. Half the time when I'd snap the two portions in half, the foil would tear awkwardly opening both sides and leaving me scrambling to store a serving for later (something I was trying to avoid for simplicity's sake). The other half of the time, even if I snapped the portions cleanly, getting the foil off was a pain and a half. I spent more time struggling to open the foil and not get the juice everywhere or spill food on the floor than my cat spent actually eating it.

In the end, I decided to go with another brand in a can and a universal cat top to store between feeds. Not ideal, but easier than fighting the Sheba foil packaging. But if the packaging was updated a little to make opening less of a struggle, I'd switch back in a second! If you don't mind wrestling with foil and cleaning up spilled juice, the food itself is a hit with the kitties! Only recommend for now if you like your cat food experience to include a free workout.

My cats really like this Sheba tuna & mackerel food. Couple of things I don't like...

First, the plastic & foil packages are IMPOSSIBLE to open without a sharp knife! I've never once been able to open even a single container by pulling on the very small tab. I have to take a sharp knife and poke through the foil, run it around the edge to get it open. I've gone through the plastic container besides the foil top, and this can be dangerous if you're not careful.

Next, each container is less than 3 oz in size. That's not much. Most "single serving" containers are at least 3-3 1/2 oz. Looking, they are 1.32 oz. Less than double a 3 oz can! It goes fast!

The fish is chunks, hard to find. Of course, being hard to find fish chunks is why my cats love it so much! But it gives them variety, as they won't eat beef or anything pate. So I'll keep paying for tiny servings.

My cat like any other cat is very finiky, Kobé is my cat name, who thinks he's my biological son but in all actuality he's my grandson, blessed from my child lol) However, we tried every food on the market. Some lasted 2 weeks topped then that was that, but SHEBA... is the only food he eats continuously. It has to be the cuts too, any pate help eat but with delay. I also like the fact you can break the serving into half. Saves me $$$ being Kobe only eats half a day, and dry food the tree remainder of the day. Price a little $$$ but great over all.