Tiki Cat Velvet Mousse Variety Pack Grain-Free Wet Cat Food, 2.8-oz pouch, case of 12

My 15 year old cat was starting to lose weight and muscle mass even though he had a great appetite. I noticed he was having more issues chewing and avoiding food that required chewing. I used the fancy feast shredded chicken meals but they didn't stop the weight loss. He was eating about 4 a day. Come to find out, those only had less than 300 calories each so I was pretty much starving him. He acted like it too. These Tiki Cat Mousse pouches have been a hit with Fonzie and he is eating about 3 pouches a day for a total of about 3000 calories. His weight stabilized already in less than 10 days of starting it and he is no longer randomly vomiting like he did after trying other wet foods. Do not My 15 year old cat was starting to lose weight and muscle mass even though he had a great appetite. I noticed he was having more issues chewing and avoiding food that required chewing. I used the fancy feast shredded chicken meals but they didn't stop the weight loss. He was eating about 4 a day. Come to find out, those only had less than 300 calories each so I was pretty much starving him. He acted like it too. These Tiki Cat Mousse pouches have been a hit with Fonzie and he is eating about 3 pouches a day for a total of about 3000 calories. His weight stabilized already in less than 10 days of starting it and he is no longer randomly vomiting like he did after trying other wet foods. Do not hesitate to try this, especially if your cat is older. I thought I was going to have to say goodbye to my oldest cat and now I feel optimistic about having a lot more time with him. He's back to his spunky self. … more

I was so thrilled to find this because my 2 furbabies like pate, and bisque style food with no meat/fish pieces, and that is actual full balanced meal, not treat, like those others that are only treats. REGRETFULLY both turned their noses up, and left (well not me), but the kitchen. I tried every flavor thinking/hoping it was just the flavor, and same reaction. I am feeding it to the strays, which of course are not picky. At first I thought it was the "green tea" that is added, but then found green tea in other pouce food, so not sure what smells turns them off, because they never even bothered to lick it. I cannot say I recommend this, nor that I don't, because it's obvious that there I was so thrilled to find this because my 2 furbabies like pate, and bisque style food with no meat/fish pieces, and that is actual full balanced meal, not treat, like those others that are only treats. REGRETFULLY both turned their noses up, and left (well not me), but the kitchen. I tried every flavor thinking/hoping it was just the flavor, and same reaction. I am feeding it to the strays, which of course are not picky. At first I thought it was the "green tea" that is added, but then found green tea in other pouce food, so not sure what smells turns them off, because they never even bothered to lick it. I cannot say I recommend this, nor that I don't, because it's obvious that there are cats out there (from other reviews) where it was a hit. what I would recommend is getting one bag of each flavor, and then only get the flavors they like....if they end up eating it. The consistancy is more of a pate', or maybe closer to a thinner pate' depending on the flavor, then actual a mousse texture/consistancy...at least the ones that I opened....far from being a mousse. I hope it works out for you, because this type of food, especially if full-balanced (not treats), it's easier to "force feed" old/sick cats, or use to mix meds into it where it fits into the syringes. … more

My cat likes food that she can lick, that is smooth or really gravy-like. (She does eat kibble too, but separately). We have been feeding her Hartz Delectables Bisque flavors which she loved... but they are a “treat” not food. Also, they have been out of stock and hard to find. SO. I searched for new lickable food and found this! Omg she loves it! The flavors sound yummy, the pouches are bigger for meal size, the texture is creamy and smooth and lickable (not like a canned pate’), not to mention the packaging is really cool

My cat is sick and can only eat small meals. Even when my cat was healthy she always preferred to eat just gravy so I thought I would give these a try. My cat Lilly really likes these, especially the chicken flavored ones. I added a little bit of water and heated it up before giving to Lilly but she is very picky. She has since slowed her interest in eating these but I blame that more on her sickness, we still give them to her but just not for every meal anymore (she eats 6 or more mini meals a day).

My cats love this stuff! We couldn’t find my cats’ normal food in stores and they wouldn’t eat the other wet foods we brought home. Somebody at a pet store recommended Tiki cats and they instantly ate it and cleared their dishes! We were able to find their other food again and they started turning their noses up to it knowing they could be getting better food so now this is all we buy along with the squeeze treats!

When I saw these I thought they would be more like the Tiki Cat Stix that my cat loves. They are not. They are very large pouches, that are inconvenient because they are not single servings, they are more like two or three servings, and you have to find a way to close the pouch and save it for the next feeding. And the texture of the food is like a pate, just softer, no gravy at all. Sadly, my cat tried one pouch and now it is gathering dust in the back of the cupboard. My cat did not like this product at all.

I have a cat that’s allergic to chicken. You don’t realize most of their food has some sort of chicken in the ingredients. I have been fortunate enough to find a few foods without. But, its taken some searching. CHEWY’S ships fast. I know, if I need it before my scheduled Autoship, its only a couple days away if I need it sooner.

My cats live for, and live on, Hertz Bisque, Stew, and Chowder and since they aren't available I thought Tiki Cat sounded like a perfect substitute. One cat smelled it and walked away and the other one ate a few licks and walked away. ??? The texture of the food is very thick. So I have a box of cat food to give away.

The mousse-y texture of this food is the best I’ve found for cats that can’t chew and have to rely on just their tongue to eat. Whether the cat is old, has gingivitis, severe periodontal disease, paralyzed jaw, etc., they can lap this up on their own so you can ditch the spoon and syringe feeding. I’ve tried other foods like Weruva Slide n Serve but no other brand that I know of has this perfect mousse-y texture and great ingredients.

I'm on the fence about Tiki Cat's Velvet Mousse cat food. I would eat it if I were a cat because it smells so good but mine just aren't too keen on eating it. I have to mix it with a textured product to get them to eat it.