We buy a lot of canned cat food through the Add-on & Subscribe & Save programs plus deals when they can be found. Ive reviewed most of them and have no complaints with them and our 6-cats plus the 2-strays we feed rarely miss the breakfast meal that is exclusively canned food that is either Friskies or 9-Lives. The local food stores don't sell it in case lots and though its available at the box pet stores the price is often better here. We had 22-cases delivered in our last shipment and Id have to say that anyone who is upset about receiving a dented can to the point they rate it low based solely on that point has a very high level of expectation considering these are aluminum cans going through the shipping process. In the many cases purchased Id saw only a few cans were popped and had to be discarded but a dent hasn't ever effected the contents. The items received have always been 5-star in quality and whenever the price is somewhere between lass than or about equal to the food stores there is no better place than here for us to get it. Theres no way Im buying several cases of cat food locally when it comes by the can because case lots is so much easier to handle. If you're really going to be upset about a dented can then going to a store is probably the best alternative. We feed our cats grain free dry food the rest of the day but the cans are actually less expensive than what were paying for Taste of the Wild and similar brands.