They won't eat it at all and I bought 6 large ones! Not even the stray cat! They smell it and walk away, I don't recommend it

I noticed that the stray kittens eat it with appetite and without any problem.

I shake well before opening the can, and then once more with a long spoon, so that the sauce that rises to the top mixes well. Then I keep any leftovers in the fridge, closing it with a lid from a similar-sized tomato paste container (washed). It heats up easily if needed, by dipping the can in hot (not boiling) water and stirring.

It is a very economical option, which I recommend, as well as the corresponding series for adult cats.

edit: I emphasize that the review concerns a primarily economical choice, not the best can with the best ingredients.
No problem has been observed by any vet in any kitten that consumes it.

Because I happen to have several cats inside and outside the house, this one is the worst I have tried. Worse than the worst. I decided to try it again because a small kitten of about 2.5 months happened to come to my garden - it was probably lost from its mother and yes, it is still the worst. Big or small cats simply do not want it. They barely lick the sauce. The cubes tell you "eat it by yourself". And those cubes are the largest I have seen in cat food. And they are supposed to be for kittens and they put huge cubes? With what logic? I tried to give them to the kitten, but it couldn't manage at all. If you think you can blend them and make a kind of liquid paste and thus make it easier for the kitten to eat, yes, I tried it. It ate once, maybe out of hunger, but never again. Meanwhile, if you make the food like that, as a liquid paste, the cats won't even approach it. I suppose the problem is the cubes, so once you blend them, you practically ruin the whole food. The cats, instead of licking the sauce, if you blend it, they take a sniff and leave. ALL of them.