Purina Friskies Wet Cat Food Pate, Chicken and Tuna Dinner - (Pack of 24) 5.5 oz. Cans

THIS IS PATE CANNED CAT FOOD AND MY CATS LOVE IT. THEY EAT IT WHEN THEY WON'T EAT ANY OTHER BRANDS. THIS COMES 24 CANS TO A CASE AND IS VERY REASONABLY PRICED. The smell isn't revolting like other cat foods, and when I open a can, my cats are right there. It looks pretty much like the canned meat used to make the potted ham sandwiches so that isn't bad either. And having it delivered to you door is so much better than loading and unloading the case several times. So if your cats are picky, try Friskies.

Reoccurring buyer. I pick the chicken/tuna pate fo my multiple cats household.

Only pate-type cat food my cats will eat. THEY LOVE IT.

I rated this "specific delivery" a 4 rather than a five, only because it arrived with one can crushed which had leaked all over the inside package and other cans of food. It was a mess and smelled awful the package and cans were quite warm given the high heat conditions. Had to wash all of the undamaged cans to get rid of the odor. This is the thrid time I have received crushed cans. I also had a couple from Chewey, but when I requested that they NOT ship multiple sets without any buffering to avoid, the next order I got they had added cardborad baffles seperators and no crushed cans. Amazon may want to consider doing the same to avoid these problems as well. That said, the cats love the food and it is very hearty and fills them up.

3 picky cats. They all love this stuff. Good price.

The only wet food our babies eat!

My cat Hamilton seems to like it. It's good value for the price. The other, cheaper stuff makes him go to the box more frequently. This brand seems to stabilize his digestion and he does not have any issues. It has a good amount of gravy, which the vet recommended for my boy who doesn't like to drink a lot of water. The smell is kind of strong and the texture is pretty solid. Cans are easy to open. I don't know about the flavor of course, but Hamilton seems to enjoy it. Chicken and Tuna is in my regular rotation for him. Oh but don't microwave it. The cat prefers it warmed but I learned the hard way that microwaving cat food makes the house smell like... well, exactly like you'd imagine that hot cat food smells. Hamilton was in cat heaven but I needed to open a few windows!

I prefer other canned wet foods but can no longer afford the outrageous pricing, and the false marketing practices. I purchase a minimum of 5 cases (120 cans) a month or 7 cases of pate only about every month and half. I think their quality has gone downhill, via cat feedback. There are only a few options out there and my cats say no to the flavors of store brands. All cats like gravy but BUYER BEWARE, what Friskies is marketing is not only costing them less to mfg., the bits, and shreds, the cats rarely will eat the bits and shreds portions only lick up every bit of supposed gravy. Wish more cat owners would show their feedback about what their cats are doing w/these products. .Your throwing your money away, and the shreds and bits taste like sponges. Trust me the cats tell the truth every time. When strays won't eat that portion of the canned food that's A STATEMENT. Friskies recently upped their prices again, and are giving u nothing for these incredible increases. The Pet Food Industry should now be called the Pet Greed Industry & they are not taking responsibility for the now unaffordable ways to feed strays. As always the heck w/the poor and needy as long as we increase profits. Friskies does not offer much in the way of Chicken (plenty of by product) in their pate line. Cats do not prefer turkey by product. My cats are eating less and less of the canned pate, though the pate's were their favorites and Friskies just did another increase. I will no longer purchase gravy and shreds to throw out 3/4 of the can of food that they will not eat tried giving to strays but they won't eat it either. This feedback comes amidst other customers feedback in the grocery stores. Friskies Poultry Platter is not chicken as the marketing suggests its a bit of turkey by product.