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

I have a really picky cat that will only eat gravy food, but it makes him very very sick. He will literally starve before he eats something that he doesn't like, but any of the foods that he likes make him ill. He has been losing so much weight. We tried expensive prescription foods, but he wouldn't eat them. Tried every pate food out there (note: his vet was involved in this process, eventually she just said give him whatever he will eat) and this has been the ONLY food that he will consistently eat and does not make him sick. This food literally saved his life, he was withering away to nothing. It's a moist pate, no gravy but enough moisture that he will eat it up. It is the most foul I have a really picky cat that will only eat gravy food, but it makes him very very sick. He will literally starve before he eats something that he doesn't like, but any of the foods that he likes make him ill. He has been losing so much weight. We tried expensive prescription foods, but he wouldn't eat them. Tried every pate food out there (note: his vet was involved in this process, eventually she just said give him whatever he will eat) and this has been the ONLY food that he will consistently eat and does not make him sick. This food literally saved his life, he was withering away to nothing. It's a moist pate, no gravy but enough moisture that he will eat it up. It is the most foul smelling cat food (especially the seafood variety, which he does not like - he only likes the beef and poultry variety) but I can get past that since he will eat it. … more

I have a somewhat picky eater. My kitten seems to enjoy this food, as long as I do not refrigerate it and alternative the flavor daily. She eats 4-5 times a day currently so I will often alternate two flavors throughout the day. She usually eats this with enthusiasm. As with most foods I try, all bets are off once I refrigerate it. After that it’s really random if she will touch it no matter how I heat it, add water or milk, etc. This is NOT specific to Tiny Tiger though. To combat this I transfer the food to a tiny container with an air tight lid and leave it on the counter most of the day to get as many helpings out of it before refrigerating. This does concern me as I’m used to refrigerating I have a somewhat picky eater. My kitten seems to enjoy this food, as long as I do not refrigerate it and alternative the flavor daily. She eats 4-5 times a day currently so I will often alternate two flavors throughout the day. She usually eats this with enthusiasm. As with most foods I try, all bets are off once I refrigerate it. After that it’s really random if she will touch it no matter how I heat it, add water or milk, etc. This is NOT specific to Tiny Tiger though. To combat this I transfer the food to a tiny container with an air tight lid and leave it on the counter most of the day to get as many helpings out of it before refrigerating. This does concern me as I’m used to refrigerating immediately but so far it has been fine. Unfortunately I can’t afford to throw out 1/2 cans of food daily! … more

I have tried all 6 of the types of Tiny Tiger and they love them all. I give them 2 cans as a treat before I go to bed at night and in the morning every single bit of it is gone. Really, I think it's all gone before I even go to sleep! I just wish it didn't have by-products in it..I try to stay away from them, but the food with by products is usually a little cheaper and I have to watch my money. The main thing for me is the carb count as I have 2 diabetic cats and all Tiny Tiger has a low carb count, so I'll stick with it.

Ive tried many canned food manufacturers over the years. I was recently using Blue cat food both dry and wet but I noticed the cats would take a few bites and walk away so I presumed they didn’t like the taste. So I bought Tiny Tiger since it was grain free and would not cause skin issues and weight that you get from corn. Also it did not have mechanically deboned meat and from a rendering plant where you had no idea what kind of meat there was in the can as all it said was meat by products. So in serving my cats this new food Tiny Tiger I was impressed with the smell of it and the cats loved the taste and smell and they clean their bowels completely in one sitting. I will use nothing else with Ive tried many canned food manufacturers over the years. I was recently using Blue cat food both dry and wet but I noticed the cats would take a few bites and walk away so I presumed they didn’t like the taste. So I bought Tiny Tiger since it was grain free and would not cause skin issues and weight that you get from corn. Also it did not have mechanically deboned meat and from a rendering plant where you had no idea what kind of meat there was in the can as all it said was meat by products. So in serving my cats this new food Tiny Tiger I was impressed with the smell of it and the cats loved the taste and smell and they clean their bowels completely in one sitting. I will use nothing else with my own cats or with my rescue cats. … more

I have 6 cats that I feed a variety of foods and it cost me a small fortune! I also have a TNR female feral cat show up a couple of years ago, that I built a shelter for and feed as well. I just can’t afford to feed her the same food I feed my 6 indoor cats. I normally feed her Friskies. In years past when I have been on tighter budgets I have fed my cats the grocery store brands like Friskies and Fancy Feast. My cats threw up a lot more on these brands and their coat quality would go down. This led me to do a ton of research on cat food. I have since found better but still affordable food for my cats that has made a world of difference. I wanted to do a little better for the feral cat as well I have 6 cats that I feed a variety of foods and it cost me a small fortune! I also have a TNR female feral cat show up a couple of years ago, that I built a shelter for and feed as well. I just can’t afford to feed her the same food I feed my 6 indoor cats. I normally feed her Friskies. In years past when I have been on tighter budgets I have fed my cats the grocery store brands like Friskies and Fancy Feast. My cats threw up a lot more on these brands and their coat quality would go down. This led me to do a ton of research on cat food. I have since found better but still affordable food for my cats that has made a world of difference. I wanted to do a little better for the feral cat as well. I tried this and she loves it (and she can be picky). I have a friend that feeds Tiny Tiger to her cat with a sensitive stomach and he has never thrown up with this food. The ingredients are not perfect but I feel they are much better than Friskies or Fancy Feast. Tiny Tiger also scores overall a bit better than those brands on the cat food database. It smells and looks a lot better as well. Although, not really important, but the packaging is cute too! The reason I give it 5 stars is for the plain fact that this is an option. It’s superior to the grocery store brands and it’s the same price, if not cheaper. It’s a fantastic option when you have a tight budget, or a fixed income. Cat food seems to be either really expensive and quality or super cheap and junk. There are not enough in between options. Very pleased this food exist as a healthier alternative to the big name grocery store brands, for people and their pets! … more

My cat will absolutely not touch this. I can literally not feed her anything else all day, know she's hungry and she'll take a taste and walk away. Not sure if it would any different with the seafood recipes. Her usual item are the Tiger Chunks. No problem with those and glad I stocked up on two boxes of the chunks. But yeah, no luck what so ever with the pate, it just stays in the bowl.

Really liked this product when I first bought it. Affordable, small cans, grain free and made in USA, plus my cat loves it. But after ~6 months of use my Cats teeth started showing terrible signs of plaque which led to sores on his face. Unsure if it was stomatitis or cat acne I reached out to the vet for help treating the sores. He’s never had any problems like this before so I can’t only link it to the change in food. Going to try a different brand for a while to see if problems reverse.

Let me start by saying I have 7 cats, food is a big part of the daily routine. I have an older female cat who has mouth issues and will only eat soft food. She has become extremely picky and she actually will eat a can of this for me. The only downfall for my personal situation is that with her mouth issues she needs a smoother pate and not many companies offer it, so I have a designated cup blender just for her foods. But as long as she eats it I am happy and so is she.

It’s certainly seems a good value, and all three of my cats love it, but I suspect it’s not great for them long term. Not a vet but I’m not impressed with the ingredient list; you get what you pay for. Decent if you can’t afford anything better I suppose. Probably better for them than Fancy Feast.

I have six seniors I care for and they are fed 3-4 times a day wet food to help keep their weight up. No one has straight up walked away or ignored the food, but only about half of them will eat it up like any other brand. I'm guessing it's because the other 3 are used to being pampered with their every wish met at this time of their life and I changed it up on them a bit, hoping to help me with cost. Because it's a 'like' for some of them, I'd say give it a try; I will purchase it again.