Tiki Cat Baby Variety Pack Shreds Grain-Free Wet Cat Food, 2.4-oz can, case of 12

The vet dissed it. So of course I was immediately imagining how I would sneak the Little Heathens an occasional can on the sly. She said there were reports of urinary illness connected to this food. I looked around the web and didn't find any. Maybe she just doesn't like Hawaiians? So it doesn't matter coz the Little Minks haven't been so crazy about it lately. Trixie has been an Orijen Wild Reserve dry food for kittens devotee since we got her. (And maybe someday I will tell you about the oatmeal water trick I do to get cats to drink more water.) Honestly I'm not so worried about my cats drinking enough water. They see me drinking a lot and they want some too, sometimes, especially when temps rise. I think it's enough. They have three watering stations to choose from in our two story place including a fountain. Then, we followed the vets advice and discovered the joy of ORIJEN Premium Chicken & Salmon Entree in Bone Broth Pate Wet Kitten Cat Food. They cry for it, more than Tiki, I'm afraid. It's subtle, but the difference is poignant, giving me that feeling I used to have when I was young and so often in love and then sometimes, you know, getting it right.

My kitten is around 5 months and has mostly eaten pate wet foods. I wanted to get something with different texture for him to try so I got the shreds variety pack. 1. He barely touched the tiki cat wet food when I would put it on his plate but also, 2. It seemed like since he is so used to pate where he can essentially just lick up the food, he was gagging and seemed like almost choking on the shreds. If your kitten is used to pate, you may want to be careful when giving them the shreds.