Fussie Cat Premium Tuna with Chicken in Aspic Wet Cat Food, 2.47-oz pouch, case of 12

Noodles is all about Fussie cat. He's 14 years old (and is a feral turned domestic who is very skittish). This is one of the few brands that he will actually come to us for when I give him the dinner call. This particular pouch is his favorite, so when he decides to seek love in exchange for a meal, this is what we reward him with. Yes, it's a bribe, but he's not complaining.

This boy of mine has mild to moderate pancreatitis, and after a flareup can be extremely finicky. Yet he still has to have his medication. And he will refuse his usual wet food for a while, as I suppose we would if we had thrown up something and then someone handed us the same kind of meal the next day! Instead of wrestling with my cat, I am able to tempt him to take a crushed pill mixed in half of a pouch of this food. If he is off his food, I give him a full packet twice a day or more if he demands it. (a cat that has lost weight in my house is fed on demand just like a kitten.) The different flavors have appealed to him so far after the initial hesitancy over something new. I have never had him throw it up as he has other unfamiliar things even boiled chicken! I can’t explain it, but whatever works. The pouches are also a lot easier to handle if your hands are not strong. There is no need to worry about recycling cans or potentially cutting yourself on a flip top lid. It also helps the overall quality of the meals. I give my four cats since I’ve had to switched to half wet and half dry because of economic reasons. But I can’t afford to have them on low quality food because at least two of them would be headed to the vet in a couple months. (sensitive digestion and Seniors.) Speaking of seniors those of us with health issues also benefit from this being packaged with much lighter materials than a conventional case of 12-24 cans of something.