Fussie Cat Premium Tuna w/Chicken in Gravy

about the same price or cheaper than fancy feast. WAY better ingredients. Crush it up in the bag with your fingers first before opening the bags it will make your cat like it that much more and all of it comes out the bag when you do that. I do wish it was a little bit cheaper in bulk but I do understand you get what you pay for. My cats eat it until its gone, the others they just drink the gravy. the first day I gave it to my cats they were confused and left it but after giving it a taste finally they destroyed it LOL

The buses, can I have finally?I found something that she loved.Unfortunately, the first box I got was $10 now, when I went back to reorder it and to put it on auto.Ship, it's $57 a box.What the heck is that!!!

My kitty loves it.

The ingredients are okay: Water Sufficient for Processing, Tuna, Deboned Chicken, Tapioca Starch, and Glycine as the first five ingredients, with nothing scary in the rest of the list. I'd rather see meat, poultry, or fish as the first ingredient, but water is important too, and cats often don't drink enough of it if they don't get it from their food. My largest complaint about this product is one that I have about most cat foods that come in a pouch, and that is that there is a lot of waste involved. Unless you're willing to cut the pouch open and scrape the food into the bowl with a knife, a significant portion of it will be unavailable, as you can't simply squeeze it out of the pouch. Unfortunately, a lot of cat foods are moving away from cans to pouches in order to save on production costs, I assume, but I'll stick with the cans. Cans are much easier.

My cats are obsessed with this wet food. We tried several brands and even within fussy cat, several flavors. This is the only one they consistently eat. They are very healthy giant breed cats. There are big chunks of fish in it so there is plenty of protein.

I hate the pouches; the cans are so much easier to deal with.

The cat food is obviously high-quality. The packaging is such that the only way to get every bit of food out is to cut the envelope open with the scissors and spread it out flat and then scrape every bit of it out into the bowl. In this process, it will be difficult to keep the juice and food bits off of your hands, and the scissors involved will have to be thoroughly cleaned. If you simply open the package at one end and squeeze out the food, you will leave about 20% of it and possibly lodged into crevices on the interior.

My only problem with this product is the pouch. It's messy and the gravy spills. You have to dig at the bottom to get product. Prefer cans. But assume all manufacturers switching to reduce costs.