Fancy Feast Classic Tender Beef Feast Canned Cat Food, 3-oz can, case of 4

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  • Contains no artificial colors or preservatives.
  • Created with real, high-quality ingredients, delivering 100% complete, balanced nutrition for your adult kitty.
  • Developed with expert nutritionist partners for a unique, unforgettable taste experience.
  • Crafted with real beef and liver with a smooth pate texture.
  • Features a protein-rich gourmet meal in a savory gravy for a purr-fect flavor-filled adventure.

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About Fancy Feast Pates

Love is in the Details

From smooth pates to rich gravies and delicate broths, Fancy Feast lovingly crafts an array of mouthwatering wet foods for your cat. Pamper your kitty with delicious tastes and textures designed to delight with every exquisite detail.

Impeccable Pates

Deliciously smooth, finely ground pates offer a taste and texture cats love.

Real Protein

Each recipe is carefully crafted with real, high-quality meat, poultry or seafood.

Nutrition That Delights

These Fancy Feast recipes provide 100% complete and balanced nutrition for adult cats.

Crafted in US Facilities

Fancy Feast meals are crafted in US facilities, for your peace of mind and your cat’s total satisfaction.

About Fancy Feast

As a gourmet cat food brand loved by cats worldwide, Fancy Feast is known for creating unique taste experiences that delight cats again and again. With more than 100 irresistible recipes ranging from smooth pates and tender bites to gourmet gravies and delicate broths, there’s a plate to please any palate. Fancy Feast has been making cat food with love since 1982, crafting the delicious tastes and irresistible textures that cats crave for over 30 years.

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10 Customer Questions

What is the iodine percentage in Fancy Feast Beef Pate?

Are the products used in making the cat food from rendered animals?

Answer by Chewy • Dec 04, 2021
Meat by-products consist of non-rendered, clean internal organ meats (usually cattle and swine). It does not contain hair, hoof, horn, hide trimmings, manure, or stomach contents except in trace amounts as may unavoidably occur even with good factory practice.

What is the magnesium content of this food?

Answer by Chewy • Jan 29, 2019
This recipe contains a magnesium content of 0.02% on an as fed basis.

What is the protein and phosphorus percentage on a dry matter basis?

Answer by Chewy • Sep 01, 2024
On a dry matter basis, this recipe has a protein content of 52.7% and phosphorus content of 1.89%.
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1387 Customer Reviews

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By Darlene on Dec 16, 2025

Price increased

Fancy Feast (Purina) increased their price from .35 to $.90 a can. I believe the mark up was 171% from 2017 to 2024. I called them. It may be made here but all

Fancy Feast (Purina) increased their price from .35 to $.90 a can. I believe the mark up was 171% from 2017 to 2024. I called them. It may be made here but all the ingredients come from China (cargo containers full). In the WSJ last summer an article stated they would not be increasing their prices on pet food. Nice of them since they made a walloping profit prior to this. Well my local grocery store sells cheaper than Chewy does. So what happened? This is one of the few flavors my cats don't get sick on. So my question is did Purina (owned by Nestles) increase their prices again because of tariffs? This is no reflection on Chewy I'm just asking?

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Christine on Jan 12, 2026

Bad Food

I have been ordering this brand and flavor for decades. My cats have not been eating the last shipments. This past shipment made them all vomit and were sick for

I have been ordering this brand and flavor for decades. My cats have not been eating the last shipments. This past shipment made them all vomit and were sick for days. This food has changed, and it is bad. Same with other flavors. I am going to have find an alternative.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Marguerite on Nov 12, 2025

A change of diet

I've been feeding Fancy Feast Pate "flavors" for some time now, mostly chicken, liver and fish. I thought I would replace the fish for the beef to change things

I've been feeding Fancy Feast Pate "flavors" for some time now, mostly chicken, liver and fish. I thought I would replace the fish for the beef to change things up for the cats. I introduced it slowly into the mix and they both really seem to like it. Cats are fickle creatures so we'll see how long they have a favorable view of this flavor. They have not tired of the chicken or liver as of yet. I rotate the flavors day to day. I have a lot of confidence in Fancy Feast as opposed to some other brands.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Ann on Dec 5, 2025

Cats won't eat fancy feast anymore

Our 3 year old cats have always like their fancy feast pate. Beef was their go-to and sometimes they'd eat the chicken or liver for something different. The latest

Our 3 year old cats have always like their fancy feast pate. Beef was their go-to and sometimes they'd eat the chicken or liver for something different. The latest batch they will not eat at all, which makes me think the brand has changed the ingredients or something. Bummer to have to find a new food.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Ursula on Jan 9, 2026

Milky treats

I won't be ordering the milky treats anymore because this was the second time that the container was broken and the treats were all over the box. The box needs to

I won't be ordering the milky treats anymore because this was the second time that the container was broken and the treats were all over the box. The box needs to be bubble wrapped.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Rita on Dec 6, 2025
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This had changed, now cats won’t eat this.

I bought this flavor as a rotation for my cats. My cats are very finicky and want variety. They used to like this, but now they each would sniff it, then walked

I bought this flavor as a rotation for my cats. My cats are very finicky and want variety. They used to like this, but now they each would sniff it, then walked away or tried to bury it. They looked at me afterward as were saying “what-gives mom”! “This stinks”!

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Sarah on Oct 26, 2025

Cat doesn’t like it anymore

I don’t know what has been going on, but cat has not been wanting to eat this flavor anymore. Same thing has happened with another fancy feast flavor. I’ve been

I don’t know what has been going on, but cat has not been wanting to eat this flavor anymore. Same thing has happened with another fancy feast flavor. I’ve been seeing a lot of reviews and Reddit threads where pet parents who have been getting their food delivered from chewy have been having the same problems, cats not wanting to go near it. Something is going on with the batches chewy is sending out. And of course, there is no way to request a refund on food not touched. So it’s a waste of money and cat food.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Elise on Dec 17, 2025

Cat's favorite flavor of food

This is Wilbur's favorite food. I don't know why a cat would like beef given that no domestic cat is going to take down and eat a cow in the wild, but I don't question

This is Wilbur's favorite food. I don't know why a cat would like beef given that no domestic cat is going to take down and eat a cow in the wild, but I don't question it. As long as he eats it that's good enough for me.

Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By robin on Jan 10, 2026

dented cans

with each order, more and more dented cans come in, I toss out the real bad ones, I don't want to risk botulism with my cats... but otherwise I like Chewy a lot

with each order, more and more dented cans come in, I toss out the real bad ones, I don't want to risk botulism with my cats... but otherwise I like Chewy a lot

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Gale on Oct 20, 2025

It’s Pate Day!

Oliver is twelve now and for his first eleven years he ate Fancy Feast seafood, turkey, and beef grilled and in gravy, flavors rotated daily. I didn’t give him pate

Oliver is twelve now and for his first eleven years he ate Fancy Feast seafood, turkey, and beef grilled and in gravy, flavors rotated daily. I didn’t give him pate because its appearance creeped me out. Well one day last year I decided to add seafood pate to his menu and he absolutely loves it; so much so that I just swapped out his grilled beef for beef pate. He now eats pate every other day and he is a happy boy.