Tiny Tiger Chunks in Gravy Seafood Recipes Variety Pack Grain-Free Canned Cat Food

My two are extremely picky and will not touch any sort of pâté. They refused to eat American Journey dry food and want to eat Fancy Feast. They do like Tiny Tiger chunks in gravy. I rotate Fancy Feast and Tiny Tiger wet and they also get Friskie’s Gravy Swirlers dry food. My cats are large and they are very healthy. I decided to feed them good food to avoid illness and Vet bills. Say hello to Bella and Neige

It's tough reviewing cat food, because cats are extremely picky by their nature and, it seems, also pretty random. I've got two cats: one who has eaten higher quality, grain-free food his entire life, and another adopted from someone who gave her friskies and cat chow her whole life. Mr. High Quality wouldn't touch it, and Ms. Junk Food Cat loves it. For reference, they both really like the chunks in gravy grain-free cat food by American Journey. I will probably buy it again because the price is excellent and one of my cats really does enjoy it.

I’m a 6 mo old kit and I love when my mum serves delish fish, tuna is my fave, I cannot get enough! I gobble it down and immediately start doing my cutest purrs and meows to get her to give me some more. My mum says it’s good for me too... but all I know is it’s the yummiest!!

I love the Tiny Tiger brand, and use the pate for my senior cat. I like to do some variety with my younger cat, but it turns out, he's kinda picky and prefers the pate style foods over the chunky gravy. I like this is a grain free product, and it's inexpensive. No, it isn't all human grade, organic, or makes your cat sing and dance, and you certainly aren't paying for that. It's good nutrition, and they like it. The ingredients are simple enough to understand what is going into the food. No matter how good or expensive the food is, if they hate it...what's the point? I am blending it up until the next autoship, I've changed over to pates for him, lol. I am absolutely, 100% in control I love the Tiny Tiger brand, and use the pate for my senior cat. I like to do some variety with my younger cat, but it turns out, he's kinda picky and prefers the pate style foods over the chunky gravy. I like this is a grain free product, and it's inexpensive. No, it isn't all human grade, organic, or makes your cat sing and dance, and you certainly aren't paying for that. It's good nutrition, and they like it. The ingredients are simple enough to understand what is going into the food. No matter how good or expensive the food is, if they hate it...what's the point? I am blending it up until the next autoship, I've changed over to pates for him, lol. I am absolutely, 100% in control of my cats life and he doesn't tell me what to do at all. (I am totally lying at this point...he runs my life entirely) … more

I trap and foster feral cats; during our last trapping clinic, three cats were scheduled to be euthanized, so I took them home. We ended up keeping one of the three, and we've now decided to keep another. I feed the fosters Tiny Tiger once I have them in my care. Outdoors, Newton & Fig ate very cheap dry food. While I know that raw feeding (under PMR guidelines) is best, it's difficult with my living situation. I started them on Tiki Cat and continued to feed my foster cats Tiny Tiger. Well, my cats ended up rejecting Tiki Cat and will now only accept the Tiny Tiger. I don't LOVE it, because in eating this, they miss out on the natural moisture and nutrients in shredded or whole meats, but I trap and foster feral cats; during our last trapping clinic, three cats were scheduled to be euthanized, so I took them home. We ended up keeping one of the three, and we've now decided to keep another. I feed the fosters Tiny Tiger once I have them in my care. Outdoors, Newton & Fig ate very cheap dry food. While I know that raw feeding (under PMR guidelines) is best, it's difficult with my living situation. I started them on Tiki Cat and continued to feed my foster cats Tiny Tiger. Well, my cats ended up rejecting Tiki Cat and will now only accept the Tiny Tiger. I don't LOVE it, because in eating this, they miss out on the natural moisture and nutrients in shredded or whole meats, but all that I have to do in that sense is supplement with whole frozen/thawed mice. The ingredients aren't fantastic, but they're certainly an upgrade from Friskies or 9Lives. … more

My tiny tiger is a good eater, preferring tiny little chunks in gravy, like this. Unfortunately, neither she nor any of my other 3 will eat them. Off they go to the feral colony! In fairness, my crew is VERY finicky. I've spoiled them rotten. There's nothing wrong with this, they just won't eat more than a bite or two.

I decided to try this because me and my cats prefer chunks which seems harder to find at a reasonable price. After trying to original variety pack i switched to the fish one, in both cases my cats liked them except the pink can for some reason, it always took them longer to finish it. Over all it's great but I do with they were in bigger cans, my boy is big, not fat, just a very large cat and tends to eat more. A five oz. Can would be nice

I tried this canned food to see if my cat would accept it as an alternative to fancy feast but she was not very open to this change. On a few occasions I ended up tossing it and replacing it with a can of FF (which she happily snarfed down) because she had avoided it for multiple hours while still begging for food. Since that first introduction, I have been able to successfully swap it in on occasion but only after several days of FF & never for 2 feedings in row. I don’t believe this to be a negative reflection of the food’s quality but more a reflection on just how spoiled my finicky kitty is. After about a month, I am finally down to 2 remaining cans of Tiny Tiger, which I intend to sporadically I tried this canned food to see if my cat would accept it as an alternative to fancy feast but she was not very open to this change. On a few occasions I ended up tossing it and replacing it with a can of FF (which she happily snarfed down) because she had avoided it for multiple hours while still begging for food. Since that first introduction, I have been able to successfully swap it in on occasion but only after several days of FF & never for 2 feedings in row. I don’t believe this to be a negative reflection of the food’s quality but more a reflection on just how spoiled my finicky kitty is. After about a month, I am finally down to 2 remaining cans of Tiny Tiger, which I intend to sporadically sneak in until it’s gone. I don’t expect I’ll purchase this again but I would still recommend it to others whose cats aren’t so picky. … more

My cat will eat some colors of this but not others. She will also eat it if I do not leave out any other food for an extended period of time (like a day), but overall she will wait and wait and wait and does not really like this food. I hope the cats at the shelter I donate it to will like it.

Tried many brands and wasted money due to a fussy kitten. Bought this brand and she's waking me up for breakfast. She loves this brand. Price is great too