Weruva Pumpkin Patch Up! Pumpkin Pouches for Dogs & Cats

My kitten was having runny poops and this fixed it. However I'm not sure how long it took. I give her half of a 2.8 oz pouch a day every day. It has now been at least three months on it and she has a much shinier and silkier coat than my other two cats who do not eat it. I have repurchased this product at least five times. I will say the taste and smell is not loved by her, just tolerated. I have to add wet food to it to get her interested.

My dog is not usually a big fan of pumpkin but she does a big song and dance routine over these Weruva packs. I add to them to her food or sometimes just feed alone as a treat, whenever her stools look like they need firming up. I love that they have limited ingredients, no GMO ingredients, no corn, wheat or soy.

Great addition to our little pups food! Helps them with oral hygiene, coat and they love the taste

I like the ingredients for my cat but I have to add in little quantity to their favorite food. I wish they like the taste better otherwise it helps with their constipation.

Each morning my kitty looks forward to having this product mixed in with his wet food and a bit of water + petrolmalt + 5 drops of BM gold. All of this helps keep kitty regular.

Used for a long time. Last order was runny. Dog got sick. Scared of it now.

I've been using the Weruva puréed pumpkin pouches through two pets now. With my current pet who is a dog, I give her steamed, chopped vegetables with a packet of the puréed pumpkin and she gets that as a small treat twice a day. I put probably a cup of the chopped veggies in a bowl with one of the 2.8 ounce pouches and mix them all together and she gets a couple of teaspoons twice a day after her breakfast and after her dinner. It's good for stomach issues which she doesn't really have but it's also good for digestion and add fiber. And she likes it. She will actually just lap it up if I happen to fill some on the floor

Our guy is a rescue and has always had a sensitive stomach.Once we graduated from kitten food (because he had been malnourished) we continued to feed him high nutritional food. However, according to the vet, the food we now feed our cat is 100% protein and suggested we incorporate one tablespoon of pumpkin each day so that he can get more fiber into his diet. (massage those anal glands)Also, in the summer our feline gets hairballs and I found that a small dollop of coconut oil helps with this.When I found this product with all of the products together I was happy but apprehensive. Because how many times do we buy an expensive product that our felines don’t like.But I took a risk and my cat LOVES it. I started mixing it in with his canned food and now he will eat it on his own.I only use about one tablespoon and store the rest in the fridge. Which is nice because before I discovered this product I was buying canned pumpkin and it would go bad before it was all used up.I hope that the formula never changes because this pumpkin will be a lifetime purchase for him.