Tiny Tiger Pate Chicken Recipe Grain-Free Canned Cat Food, 3-oz, case of 24

purchased for our boots, who is one wet diet only- he will not eat his prescription uti (expensive food). so I read reviews and bought a case (sure wish we customers could create a trial box), boots covered his bowl, everyone else who loves to eat what's left in his bowl also covered his bowl. it's not appealing (human eyes-a dark hockey puck with a bit of greasy liquid) cat's eyes/nose smelly in a not good way, for a wet food it's certainly lots more dry than expected. totally wasted money on this purchase.

Initially I was skeptical over the price. But I tried it since the ingredients looked good. My Bengal is typically a picky eater, will usually only eat half a can of wet food a day. Since getting this not only does she clear the plate, she demands a 2nd can at night instead of just her morning can. Really wish they had more non fish/red meat flavors like venison, duck, rabbit because my girl won't touch seafood or beef. But this is easily going to have a permanent spot in the rotation.

Having picky eaters fur babies, if my cats like it and eat it, I am happy! I bought a case with 24 cans last month. This Month I purchase another case. I hope they will continue to eat it, God only knows how many times they have changed their like.

I had been getting the variety pack and noticed the cats really loved the chicken and beef, but not the turkey so much. Thankfully, Chewy let's you buy the individual flavors for the same price, so that makes it an easy decision.

My cat is not a fussy eater. He will eat anything that is chicken pate. When I saw that it was grain free I thought he would definitely like it. But so far I have wasted two cans and he refuses to take a bite. If I don’t find anyone to give this food to, I will have to toss it out.

Sorry, I have 9 rescue cats and feed 4-8 ferals outside. The Tiny Tiger became the outside cats food because none of the inside cats were interested. Coming to sup in the eve also are a variety of woods critters so I've no idea who or whom outside ate that food.

I have a large household of rescue cats and kittens, and wet food is expensive, but I try to give to them twice a week as a treat. I decided I would try out Tiny Tiger, but to my chagrin the babies, even the newly abandoned and always hungry kittens would not eat this. I should have called Chewy, but I just gave it away. I will not use this wet food again. If starving, abandoned kittens won't eat this then there must be something wrong....

I have thought for a while that my cat had a problem with grain in his food. He would throw up if he would eat just a little bit of dry food. A friend gave some cans of Tiny Tiger & so far it is agreeing with him. So I have started feeding it to him full time. He loves it & no throwup!

The food comes out of the can completely and easily. I don't have to scrape and scrape to get the gravy out,their favorite part. My five cats like it. I use 2 cans of food at mealtime. When one can is Tiny Tiger, and the second can is a different brand, they all go for the Tiny Tiger. The other bowls still have bits left over, but the bowl of Tiny Tiger is licked clean.

I thought the ingredients were right there in front but just found out it has pork which I would never feed to my cats much less also that the food is from all over the world! I am not going to buy anymore given that meat could contain anything even cat, dog , horse or whatever! Not happy to find this out. I have about 4 1/2 cases left.