Purina Fancy Feast Broths Seafood Bisque Complement Lickable Grain Free Wet Cat Food Variety Pack - (12) 1.4 oz. Pouches

I used to buy their other variation with various fish options and opted to step it up for a couple dollars more to expand my cat’s taste buds. Well that was a mistake now they won’t eat anything other than the lobster, crab, and shrimp! They won’t touch tuna, whitefish or salmon anymore. They will literally sit there with the other variety and stare at me like I offended them with this offering. So I am now doomed to spend a couple dollars more each time on my spoiled little brats. They won’t even eat churro sticks of salmon and tuna anymore only crab and scallop. On top of that their dry cat is expensive because I get the freezes dried shrimp in it or have to venture out into the duck, pheasant or red meat varieties, because apparently chicken is far too boring for their taste pallets. I have created monsters! All personal problems aside these are the best you can get for your cat’s they will love it, but buyer beware your cat’s might not go back to mid range fish anymore.

I have a picky cat but he LOVES all these! It is just the right amount for a treat too.

Cats love the broth. Smell is good because the cats eat it.

Loving the soup as a new treat. He is senior cat who loves variety. Broth smells delicious and eaten up just as fast as I put it out. Love the variety selections of choices so he does have quite a selection.

Church likes these but only after I make sure every piece of tomato is removed from his dish, elsewise he won't touch it. His favs are the crab and lobster, he could give or take the shrimp but I'm smart and offer it up when he feels as though I've starved him for more than 10 hours. LOL!!! I don't know which Fancy Feast Chef got this bright idea but I've spent the better portion of my 64 years with cats of all sizes, shapes and breeds and not one of them ever liked tomatoes. EVER!!! Infact tomatoes produce lycopean which is an enzime that aggrivates arthrytis in every living thing. So cats pushing 9 years and up are getting into their golden years and possibily are starting to feel the twinge of said disease and shouldn't be subjected to certain foods in there meals and treats. Something most of the general public isn't always aware of but purvaers of gormet cat food should take into consideration when they offer something sold as a treat for people's furbabies. I have made this point to purina as well. They are rather expensive but not readily available any place else that i've seen. Nice treat for your kitty once in a while.