Fussie Cat Premium Tuna with Chicken in Aspic Grain-Free Wet Cat Food - 2.82oz Cans - Case of 24 Cans (Tuna with Chicken in Aspic)

This was cat's favorite, then it wasn't, then again. Fickle

I have 3 cats, one of which I thought might have been having food allergies, so I've been buying more natural food for him, such as grain-free, gluten-free, and meat-first types. All of my cats are picky in one way or another, but my oldest, for whom I've been buying this food, is the worst when it comes to being finicky. He would actually go hungry for days rather than eat what's put in front of him. Of course, I'd usually feel bad and end up giving him something else, but was wasting a lot of food. I saw the limited ingredients in this food and liked that the first ingredient was plain ol' meat or fish, not by-products, bones, or all sorts of fillers. I wasn't able to find a variety case, so I took a chance and ordered one case of tuna with chicken. I should also note that my most finicky cat does not like ANY other chicken cat food. He loves real chicken, but not whatever is called chicken in most cat food. My other two don't like it either. However, he absolutely LOVES this Fussie Cat tuna & chicken. My youngest cat, that I rescued from outside last year, also loves it, so I also feed it to her as well. The ingredients really are actual shredded pieces of tuna and chicken. They are not little chucks or pieces pressed into square shapes like most commercial cat food. They are actual shredded pieces of meat within aspic - NO gravy at all. Some of the pieces can be a bit large, though, so when I put it into their dish and see some large pieces, I just cut them up a little. No big deal. Overall, my cats really love this, and I love it because it contains real meat, which is what cats should be eating.

Our little one is very picky when it comes to eating. Only wet food that she consistently eats. This product is quite pricey but good quality without any additives.

This stuff is jumping up in price everywhere I can get it. Hard as it is to find a decent cat food without a lot of filler ingredients, I've stuck with Fussie Cat for years now, but it's coming in close to 2 bucks a can these days, which is crazy for a tiny bit of shredded chicken and fish. That said, both of my cats are picky eaters and won't touch a lot of other wet foods, and they love the chicken and tuna flavor. I've tried Tiki Cat and Ziwi Peak as well, which are also expensive, and they turned their noses up at everything else, so I feel a little stuck buying this stuff. Really wish there was a discount for buying in bulk. My male cat has chronic cystisis (crystals in his pee, sometimes making urinating painful and stressful for him) so I give him and his sister a wet food dinner every night to keep him hydrated and healthy. First I split a can between two plates, refill the can with water, and then split that water between the two plates as well. They like their "soup" and will get really upset if it's not promptly served.

Our cat has a weak stomach. He cannot eat dry cat food, and most cheaper canned cat food. For years, he is 12 years old, he would vomit once a week or more often. The vet tried different medications and we tired many other brands of cat food which helped, but did not cure his vomiting. We started using Fussie Cat food about a year ago, but continued to use dry cat food, too. (You see, we did not know it was also a problem for him} Over past 4 months we went exclusively to Fussie Cat food and he has stopped vomiting...that's right, stopped! He eats less, has a bowel movement less often, and looks great. He likes the food, so I like the food! We will use Fussie Cat food for him exclusively for here on out. Joe Williams

My cats are the pickiest cats ever when it comes to their food. Now, I know a ton of people have laughed at me and told me "They are cats, if they get hungry enough they will eat what you leave out for them." Still I wanted them to have something they liked and would both agree on and this is the ONLY thing that I found that they will eat on an every day basis. We put it on a subscription plan which makes it really easy and convenient because we don't have to worry about forgetting to pick up food. Plus, I like that it isn't filled with a ton of fillers and things kittens in particular shouldn't have. When you look at it it just looks like congealed chicken like if you left chicken soup in the refrigerator too long, but at least with this food you can tell that it is actually chicken. My cats hated anything that wasn't pate form before I found this and now they won't go back to eating anything except this. So I am happy because it is healthy , affordable, and convenient and they love it so I am very satisfied with this purchase !!

I need to cancel all future orders of the Fussie Cat Premium cat food as my cat no longer will eat it. Please confirm this cancellation. I would stop the shipment tomorrow if I could.

My fussiest cat thinks that four of the varieties of fussie cat are just yummy. The tuna and chicken is the ONLY canned chicken the fussie one will eat. The other one, sometimes prefers the no-grain dry food and will eat the stuff that looks exactly like cat vomit first. I don't understand it since he's a can I see what you are eating on your plate kind of a guy and eats cardboard but the other one, Mr. Fussie Cat will starve before he will touch other food so thank you for making it and it is more or just as affordable than a lot of the other cat vomit brands made in China (this one says it is not if you go to a detailed website). As someone who ends up throwing out a lot of uneaten food, this brand is worth it. By the by, they both fight over the tuna and prawns (not shrimp - they prefer prawns - they will eat the shrimp especially the one who eats cardboard). Variety is good so try some others. If your cat is used to eating the ones that look like cat vomit, you might have to use a fork to break up the chunks of real meat.