Hi James, thanks for pointing that out. We are currently re-assessing our product and brand ratings and will aim to correct inconsistencies like this. Overall, I believe that the wet recipes should also receive an A-, but the original author will have to review this as well.

Kristin, this rating is based, not just on the price of the food, but on the perceived value for your money. Weruva is a very low-calorie food, so you’re paying more per calorie and therefore more per day for each product. Perhaps these ratings do need to be updated to reflect the latest information, but this is what we had in mind when writing these reviews.

WELLNESS: 4 foods reviewed with a price range of $0.15 to $0.24 per ounce. (AVG .2025) You scored the brand a 7/10 in price.
Product Name Food Type Price per Ounce Our Grade
Complete Health Pate Chicken Entree Grain-Free Canned Cat Food Wet $0.19 A-
CORE Signature Selects Flaked Skipjack Tuna & Wild Salmon Entree in Broth Canned Cat Food Wet $0.15 A-
CORE Grain-Free Indoor Formula Dry Cat Food Dry $0.23 B-
Wellness CORE Kitten Turkey & Chicken Liver Recipe Canned Food Dry $0.24 A-

WERUVA: 3 foods reviewed with a price range of $0.31 to $0.29 per ounce. (AVG .33) You scored Weruva a 4/10 in price.
Product Name Food Type Price per Ounce Our Grade
Weruva Paw Lickin’ Chicken Wet $0.31 B+
Weruva Cats in the Kitchen Love Me Tender Chicken & Duck in Gravy Wet $0.39 B+
Weruva Cats in the Kitchen Chicken Frick ‘A Zee Aus Jus Wet $0.31 A

RAWZ: 3 foods reviewed with a price range of $0.45 to $0.61 per ounce. (AVG 1.54) You scored RAWZ 6/10 for price.
Product Name Food Type Main Protein Source Price Per Ounce Our Grade
RAWZ Meal Free Dehydrated Chicken, Turkey, and Chicken Recipe Dry Food Dry Chicken $0.48 B
RAWZ 96% Turkey and Turkey Liver Pate Wet Turkey $0.45 B
RAWZ Aujou Aku Tuna and Salmon Recipe Wet Food Pouches Wet Tuna $0.61 B

Hi susan I would love to ask you also to share your recipe! I am down to 7 cats from an original 13 taken in from a hoarder situation (a neighbor). Some have past and I was able to get a home for only 2 – they have health issues as can be expected. They have come a long way and doing well except a few with “IBS” as described by the vet; one more seriously where he had biopsy surgery. Thank goodness not cancer, yet…. but he needs close monitoring (does still throw up alot) The time and money I spend on trying to get them the best quality of life that they have left is taking its toll on me. I get very disappointed after being overwhelmed with all the information I’ve read and some of the ingredients still found in some of the most expensive “limited” ingredient options; or the prescription diet foods (there is one which has thyroid, another with urinary track blockages and infections, etc) They all like wet and dry and each with their own preferences, etc. But you are right – they bring a joy so its a commitment that I’ve gratefully made to myself. Thank you Susan