Fussie Cat Super Premium Chicken & Sweet Potato Formula in Gravy Grain-Free Wet Cat Food 2.82oz, case of 24

I've tried just about every kind of canned food there is and the only kind I can get my cats to eat is very expensive. I tried this and all three of my cats gobbled it up...in fact one was snorting while eating it. Even the picky little one loved it. The first ingredient is boneless white chicken, which is what my vet says to look for. Lots of vitamins including taurine which cats need. It has little bits of veggies and I thought they would just leave that in the dish, but they all ate that too. In fact it looks good enough for me to eat. I'm still trying other flavors, I've tried this and chicken with veggies and brown rice. They liked that one also. I also like how I can order straight from Amazon and not have to make a special trip to the out of the way Pet food store.

All three of our cats love the taste of this food, as well as the "pumpkin soup" version. As mentioned in a previous review, one of our cats was diagnosed with genetic hyperlipidemia, so we needed to find an extra-low fat canned food that was also high in protein. The Fussie Cat brand was the winner! This particular version smells like gourmet chicken pot pie. My cats don't like the peas included, so I remove those before putting the food on their plates. I'm very thankful for the Fussie Cat brand food!

The CAT loves it!!! Need I say more? Fussie Cat produces some of the finest quality cat foods on the market, if not the best. They are processed with REAL fish, chicken, etc. that can actually be recognized in the can. The company processes their cat foods as if they were making it for humans. Impressive! This is a new "flavor" for my cat since she rebelled, as only a cat can do, at her former fave - tuna with anchovies. She apparently didn't care for the anchovies but then, lots of us don't either. I'm sure that we will continue to order this cat food.

I have 2 boy cats who insist on this canned food. They love the gravy but eat around carrots, peas ( a previous cat used frozen peas for kitchen soccer) and potato chunks. Cats are carnivores and cannot be made into vegans. However, the food is low ash and for one boy who has had 2 different types of bladder stones, this is important. That said, the boys occasionally eat sparingly (so food is wasted) and pilfer food from the chicken and beef liver pate the 2 female cats prefer. I'm not sure if this is processing (something a little off about the can) or how it's handled in shipping (overheated?) Anyway, the boys insist on it but occasionally turn up their noses at it , even though all avidly and consistently eat the Fancy feast. If you can find this locally that would at least eliminate the possible overheating while shipping. If I didn't have one boy with a history of bladder stones I might not spend the money on this food. Some of the hypoallergenic vet prescription food I have had to use with allergic cats is made with peas or potatoes (mixed in dry food and so not seen as yucky) - this food might make it harder to find an alternative food if you cats should become allergic. I am thinking of the gravy components (which the boys love) since I think the cats get very little if any of the veggies.

It's chicken shreds, looks & smells like real chicken. A little bit of gravy with it too. Both cats love it...older boy wolfs it down, younger one licks and licks away, of course leaving some shreds and the peas behind. Have to smash up the peas. All in all, a great choice for UT health cat food, good price for high quality food. First time ordering this brand, and am impressed.

On a dry grain free diet of the highest quality, my cats were still losing hair and had terrible dandruff that I could not get rid of.. after having urinary tract problems and tiny pees in their litter box, my vet recommended switching to all wet food. I mash it with a fork and add a bit of water. The food is slightly chunky and looks like food for people. The cats love it and their coats and moods have never been better.

My fussy cat (ha!) is finally consistently eating wet food on this stuff! After discovering an allergy, I did a bit of research to find something fish- and grain-free for my tiny friend. It was unexpectedly difficult. But I did see the reviews for this and figured I'd already wasted enough money trying to get my little brat to eat, what was another $25-ish dollars? I'm now nearly finished with my 24-pack and I think she's pretty much finished off every bowl every night. We still have our days where she just wants her crunchies but she seems to tolerate and, gasp! even like this stuff. I like that the smell of it doesn't make me gag and that I haven't found any surprise vomit around my apartment. I can't promise your fussy cat will be into it, but mine is. For now.

I had purchased this product locally from a pet store and it was great. But this box was not the same, dried out. I didn't trust it and my cat threw it up and wouldn't eat these again. She loved the one's from the pet store. They were not the same.