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

My kitty had oral surgery and I worried that she'd hurt her surgical area when eating. This was a good option because it's a mousse with a smooth texture. She liked the chicken, but not the other flavors. She doesn't really like fish, but your kitty might. Once she healed, she only ate the chicken flavor on occasion (bored with other food or really hungry). I will buy the chicken flavor again.

Nova is the pickiest when it comes to wet food but loves her dry food. I wanted to transition her to a wet diet but every time I tried wet food of different textures, she will just lick up the broth and refuse to eat meat chunks. After finally almost giving up, I tried this mousse since it seems like she likes wet food flavor but not the texture of meat bits. This is the consistency of runny pate and it’s great. She will immediately eat it and rarely doesn’t finish a packet. Super happy I found something she’ll actually eat and it’s a balanced meal!

My cat is very finicky but he seems to like this food. However, the packets make it really hard to only feed him part of the package at each meal. He doesn't eat big meals so if I put too much in his bowl at one time, the extra sits there and dries out and then he won't eat it. So, I attempt to only squeeze out some from the packet and then fold over the opening and clip it. But it's kind of messy and I worry about ants. Finicky finicky boy.

This has mostly been a hit, but because I'm doling it out among a few cats I find the pouches are a bit hard to deal with. Probably much easier if you're giving it to a single cat at one serving, and the quality seems very good—but with four cats I need something a little easier to dole out and store.

My cat is on medication and has made her an extremely picky eater. I have to feed her with a syringe twice a day before her medications. So, I need food that would be easy to use with a syringe. I was feeding her a different brand but it was discontinued and this is when I found Tiki Cat velvet food. It has the consistency that I need in order to feed her with a syringe and has better value for me and lasts a long time. Love it!

I’m thankful my picky kitty like Tiki Cat Velvet but the pouches have so much content that my cat doesn’t even eat half of it. I tried saving the rest until later but he won’t eat leftovers. Unfortunately I have to throw a lot away. I recommend they make smaller portions!

I'm curious whether this product was actually given to cats to see if they would like it. Of the four cats in my house, only one flavor (tuna & chicken) was liked by all. One cat refused all of the other flavors. The other three all liked the tuna & mackerel. From there, none of the cats liked the chicken & egg nor the plain chicken. It was hit and miss with the other flavors. Usually, the ones who tried it would just eat a little. Let's just say the dog was excited to finally steal food from the cats.

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

Senior cats have so many issues and eating happen to be one of them. My gal is 16 and I sometimes wonder if she can smell stuff. This is a new item for her and I dished out the Salmon in Broth - well she licked the bowl clean. It stinks (in a good way) and she dove into the bowl. So far it's a hit with her hopefully she will continue to like this food along with her others. It is like a thick paste in a pouch, not liquid. I'm very happy with this food and so is Page.