Tiny Tiger Chunks in EXTRA Gravy Beef & Poultry Recipes Variety Pack Grain-Free Canned Cat Food, 3-oz, case of 24

I have been trying to go grain-free for my cat's wet food. We use another brand of dry food and they love it. We recently tried their wet food and they were not fans of it. They would just kind of pick around at it. So I got the tiny tigers brand hoping they would like it. Wicked will eat the Tiny Tigers but Gypsy looks at me like, "mom, I know you have something better." So I'm not really sure what to try next. I just really want my girls to be happy AND healthy.

The cats kind of like the food, but that's how cats are. I'm just impressed how Chewy can get products to me so fast. With other online retailers making excuses about how it's so hard to provide on-time delivery, Chewy just does it. I can make a big order with a lot of items and two days later it's on the back porch. Truly impressive.

I have a very old cat that I have been trying to find foods that would interest her. I have tried 3 different cans of this food - and she only takes one lick - and she walks away --- it's not that she's not hungry - SHE IS - But she will NOT EAT THIS. She is closed in my room, so I can tell if she really dislikes it. We have 5 other cats in the family - and I've taken what she has left out to them, only 2 of them will eat it. And only a few bites... and into the garbage! Dang it!!

So I needed wet food for my two babies to check several different boxes: grain-free for sensitive tummies, ethically sourced, and very wet for picky eaters (the chicken is their overall favorite flavor). The smaller can size is good for portion control and keeping it fresh. I recommend getting a shallow (but not flat) feeding dish to maximize the kitties eating it all AND not making a mess. It is wonderfully wet for my gravy obsessed kitties. I feel the price is pretty good, too!

I bought this cuz it was big one get one free. My cats literally won’t eat it and they’re lil fatties. My stray who sorta lives inside now won’t eat it. I gave a bunch to my friend with outside strays and they won’t eat it. I have so many cans I keep giving it away but no ones cats will eat it. Maybe dogs will.

Thought I would give this a try...my VERY SENIOR cat only likes canned food in gravy. I have to give her thyroid medicine twice a day, so I crush it and put it in with canned food. This particular food has lots o f gravy, so she eats it all up!!

I bought this because it said chunks in extra gravy. There wasn't even as much gravy as fancy feast gravy lovers and the chunks were beads of mushed together brown things. My cats wouldn't eat the fancy feast and they wouldn't eat this.

My cats loved the taste of the gravy but left the meat. They are very finicky eaters. I have tried lots of wet cat food with gravy, and they always leave the meat bits. If you have cats that love gravy and meat, this would fit the bill.

Every cat owner will tell you that cats are finicky. One thing is slightly off and they shun it, while other things seem to be a favorite and when it comes to food this is accentuated 10 fold. So, this wet food has everything my cats like; gravy, small chunks of meat, and proportions perfect for my monsters. It is even grain-free which I thought would be a winner. Unfortunately, I was wrong. They did not like it. So, I have a theory. Cats, like kids, like junk food. If you give a kid a choice between a filet mignon and chicken nuggets and Doritos, they will almost always choose the latter. Cats, in my experience, are no different. That said, kids also know the difference between generic Doritos Every cat owner will tell you that cats are finicky. One thing is slightly off and they shun it, while other things seem to be a favorite and when it comes to food this is accentuated 10 fold. So, this wet food has everything my cats like; gravy, small chunks of meat, and proportions perfect for my monsters. It is even grain-free which I thought would be a winner. Unfortunately, I was wrong. They did not like it. So, I have a theory. Cats, like kids, like junk food. If you give a kid a choice between a filet mignon and chicken nuggets and Doritos, they will almost always choose the latter. Cats, in my experience, are no different. That said, kids also know the difference between generic Doritos and the real thing. This is a better product, but my finicky felines did not appreciate it (just like almost every toy I ever bought them). … more

My picky cat who adores gravy is pretty into this food. The other two also like it, so I consider it a success! I like it because it comes from Chewy in a paperboard box without any plastic nonsense. The cans have paper labels. This is a variety pack, but the picky cats don't seem to care, thank goodness.