Purina Fancy Feast Grilled Wet Cat Food Tuna Feast in Wet Cat Food Gravy – (24) 3 oz. Cans
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- Fancy Feast wet cat food made without artificial colors or preservatives
- Crafted with real, high-quality ingredients to deliver 100 percent complete and balanced canned cat food
- Fancy Feast grilled cat food developed in partnership with our expert nutritionists to create a unique and unforgettable taste experience for your cat
- Crafted with real tuna in a light, savory gravy for cats
- Protein-rich, gourmet soft cat food recipe creates a flavor-filled experience. Savory gravy adds to the delicious taste
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fish and little shrimp in the can is simply amazing. Although. The customer images of a fish and little shrimp in the can is simply amazing. Although, I think such comments are from competing companies. My cat loves Fancy Feast Tuna in Gravy, in fact, she refuses to eat it if it doesn’t smell right. I trust my buddy’s judgement, and when she refuses to eat it, I throw it out. Her nose knows far more than ours will ever know. She can tell when cans of Fancy Feast are not fit for consumption. I don’t know if it’s the chemical smell or the meat she can smell, but I trust it when she turns her nose up at certain cans of Fancy Feast. The key is if your cat or dog doubts for an instant what he or she is preparing to eat, throw it out.I used to deliver to the cat food factories on the MS Gulf Coast. From what I observed, there is no quality issue at all. It appeared to be poor cats trapped in cages being forced to decide what food they liked. To this day, I wish I could have saved them all.The mixture was always the same, regardless of company, it was concentrated fish brine. This was in tanks and combined with dry food mixtures. To this day, I remember those poor cats in cages and the Hindu guy behind the flasks and beakers who didn’t give a second thought to the poor creatures enslaved to his experiments.Yeah, formaldehyde was used in the fish stored for human consumption — it was SO easy to smell once you know its smell. Once you get it on you it just won’t go away until you wash your clothes. I can only imagine what is in the cat food.Well, anyway, I think the pics of terrible fish and remnants of shrimp in the food are made by either competing companies or by people who order so much cat food that, yes, you might find a mistake now and then. My girl loves the Tuna Feast in Gravy, but she knows when something is wrong in the cans. Listen to your critters. They know far more than you think you know.
fish and little shrimp in the can is simply amazing. Although. The customer images of a fish and little shrimp in the can is simply amazing. Although, I think such comments are from competing companies. My cat loves Fancy Feast Tuna in Gravy, in fact, she refuses to eat it if it doesn’t smell right. I trust my buddy’s judgement, and when she refuses to eat it, I throw it out. Her nose knows far more than ours will ever know. She can tell when cans of Fancy Feast are not fit for consumption. I don’t know if it’s the chemical smell or the meat she can smell, but I trust it when she turns her nose up at certain cans of Fancy Feast. The key is if your cat or dog doubts for an instant what he or she is preparing to eat, throw it out.I used to deliver to the cat food factories on the MS Gulf Coast. From what I observed, there is no quality issue at all. It appeared to be poor cats trapped in cages being forced to decide what food they liked. To this day, I wish I could have saved them all.The mixture was always the same, regardless of company, it was concentrated fish brine. This was in tanks and combined with dry food mixtures. To this day, I remember those poor cats in cages and the Hindu guy behind the flasks and beakers who didn’t give a second thought to the poor creatures enslaved to his experiments.Yeah, formaldehyde was used in the fish stored for human consumption — it was SO easy to smell once you know its smell. Once you get it on you it just won’t go away until you wash your clothes. I can only imagine what is in the cat food.Well, anyway, I think the pics of terrible fish and remnants of shrimp in the food are made by either competing companies or by people who order so much cat food that, yes, you might find a mistake now and then. My girl loves the Tuna Feast in Gravy, but she knows when something is wrong in the cans. Listen to your critters. They know far more than you think you know.
Fancy feast cat food. My cats really like Fancy Feast so I buy it in bulk.
Cat approved. My cat loves this. Part of his food rotation.
Only thing my cat likes. Fancy feast has been messing with their recipe. My cat won’t eat many of their flavors now. But happy with the tuna.
My cat’s favorite. My cat is very picky about wet cat food and will not eat many kinds. After much trial and error we discovered that the fancy feast grilled line was what she liked best! She goes crazy for tuna!
High quality. I have a very picky kitty that will only eat seafood, and she loves it!
My funniest cat will eat it. All my cats love it.
My fussy cat likes it. This is a reasonably nutritious wet cat food at an affordable price that my cat actually likes.
great. Both of my cats love this food.