Weruva Pumpkin Patch Up! Pumpkin Puree Pet Food Supplement for Dogs & Cats, 1.05oz Pouch (Pack of 12)

These are excellent as a supplement to dog food. I’m sure they work well with cats also and it gives them a little extra flavor. My dogs love them and they’re great for digestion. I believe in adding pumpkin to every dog’s food I think it’s a necessity I make sure that I’m never out of these. These are a good price and a good value. They sell them in the pet store as well but I believe that they might be a little cheaper here. I’m not sure but I think So.

**Update 4/11/24** My two cats, now 8 years old are still doing great on this pumpkin. The pumpkin has helped tremendously with nausea, vomiting, poops being too hard. I wanted to give an update because I was worried some of my pics might be misleading. I want to be clear that the consistency of this product, in my opinion, is similar to apple sauce, which I spread onto their raw food, like icing on a cake. I add water to their food bowls because I am obsessed with making sure they drink lots of water daily with every meal. Also, both cats had bloodwork done recently, and everything is in normal range, including glucose levels. I was concerned the pumpkin might raise their sugar levels but it did not. Plus it adds healthy carbs to their very high protein diets. I use clips, from work lol, to close the pouches and refrigerate unused portions. One pouch lasts 2 days for 2 cats. The product is a winner all around. So grateful I found it. ————- This pumpkin works like a charm for my 7 year old male cat. I have two cats, male/female. On raw diets. The male has a sensitive tummy. If he eats too quickly, he throws up. If he’s too hungry and eats, he throws up. Lately, his poop has been very, very hard. He would run out of the litter box and leave little gifts for me in different parts of the house. I know my baby. It wasn’t because he had litter box issues or behavioral issues. It simply hurt him to poop. I have always given my cats plenty of water in the same bowl as their food, without mixing the water in, about 2-3 teaspoons with each meal. See pics. Too many cats end up with kidney issues because they don’t have enough water/moisture in their diet. I want to do everything I can so my cats have healthy kidney function. They always drink their water but apparently, my male cat needed more moisture in his diet. My brother recommended pumpkin. He gives his doggie pumpkin because her poop would be too hard, otherwise. This product is perfect because of the ingredients, just pumpkin and water, and the packaging is perfect for cats because cans would be too big. I had to try different ways of giving them the pumpkin. I didn’t want to hide it in their food, so I just placed a small amount in the same bowl, next to their food. They licked it a little. I also tried watering it down, since they have no problem drinking the water that is in their food bowl. See pic. That worked, but some of the pumpkin would be wasted because they wouldn’t drink all the water. They would eat about 90-95% of the pumpkin that way. Now that they have gotten used to the pumpkin, I spread it on top of their food like an icing. Lol. I still give them their water in the same food bowl without mixing it in. They eat and drink EVERYTHING. Don’t give up. Try different things. See my different pics. This works. My beautiful male child has not thrown up, since we started using this product, no more running out of the litter box either. The last pic is my beautiful boy. He is so much more comfortable and happy now. The poops are much smoother coming out. My little female does not have digestive issues, but I give her pumpkin also. And she’s fine with it. I highly recommend this product! Tip: if you want to introduce a new food to your cat, always do it gradually, of course, and make sure they’re good and hungry. They are more likely to turn their noses up at something if they aren’t really that hungry. Good luck!

My dogs and cats love this pumpkin Puree. I put it on their foods and sometimes just feed it to them straight from a spoon. It’s eatable. Great digestion and it helps my dogs and cats health. I have bought this twice already and will continue to buy it before I run out. Great value for my money .

It worked on stopping my kittens diarrhea. Too expensive and would be much easier to get it out if the pouch was narrow and long, like a lot of the others are. Also, deceiving on amount. The package is twice a the size it needs to be. I'm assuming thats to make it look like a lot for the ridiculous price. I'll grow some, a long with my other winter squashes, and start making my own. Heck, even buying pumpkins at Halloween, and canning it in 1/2 pint jars, would be cheaper. But it worked for my needs.

Love these! These pumpkin packets are fantastic! Very easy to use and the portion sizes are perfect for my puppy. I love how convenient they are and they are also perfect for on-the-go feeding. The way they are packaged makes it so much easier to avoid wasting food and the quality is great! I’ll definitely be buying these again.

Really helps if pet has upset tummy

I got this for my cat to help with digestion and add a little variety to her meals. At first, she really liked it—licked the bowl clean! The texture is smooth and the single-serve pouches are super convenient. It smells great and was pretty reasonably priced. But after a few servings, she started turning her nose up at it. I’m not sure if she got bored of the taste or just decided she wasn’t in the mood for pumpkin anymore. It’s a great product in terms of quality and ingredients, but it seems like it’s hit-or-miss depending on your pet’s preferences. Still, I’d recommend trying it—especially if your cat has tummy troubles. Just don’t be surprised if the enthusiasm fades after a few meals.

Good product & the packaging makes a single serving & travels well. I add pumpkin into my dog's food where the she seems to have issues with her anal glands not always expressing on their own. The pumpkin helps solidify her waste & keeps us from costly vet appointments & unpleasantly having to have a person express her.