Fussie cat Premium Chicken w/Tuna in Gravy 2.47 Oz (Pack of 12)

My cat loves fussie cat.I love that she doesn't have digestive problems(throwing up) anymore.

My picky cat loves FussieCat!

My 17 year old loves this food! It is also sold in a specialty dog/pet food and grooming store here in Virginia. I do think these are good ingredients, even though from Thailand (sigh). I'm taking off 1 star because the recommended feeding for the packets seems to be very wrong - it says 1.5 packets per 2 pounds of body weight. I believe this is a mistake and it should read 1/2 packet per 2 pounds of body weight. I looked at their website to contact them, however, their "contact" feature is broken. Hum....

My kitty absolutely LOVES Fussie Cat wet food! It is one of the very few kinds of wet food she'll actually eat, as she is an extremely picky/finicky eater. I can't say I blame her though - she prefers wet food that actually looks, and smells, like REAL food (not some kind of processed, and mashed, food loaf). The Tuna with Anchovies is her favorite kind. The packets are easy to open, and they contain a lot of food in each. It comes out kind of in one piece though, so I have to mix it up for her first. Overall, I think it's very well made with high quality ingredients - a great value for the price. I highly recommend it!

Butterbean is fussy. Super fussy. She stopped eating wet food a few months ago. Loves her kibbles, loves her greenies, loves her churus, but will not eat wet food. She's very healthy, very happy. Very spoiled. Very loved. Yet we have gone through fancy feast, friskies, royal canin, hills, purina one, sheba, and numerous others. And finally this particular brand. And it's still a big fat NOPE. Sorry, but my fussy cat won't eat this brand either. Onward...

This is hit or miss with my cat and he won’t eat the whole pouch, when he does attempt. Nit like the cans though. He loves the canned Tuna and chicken liver, tuna & salmon, etc and eats the whole can in two seperate meals (morning and night). He is older with poor teeth and won’t eat a lot of dry unless it’s small, softer or mixed with canned Fussie. I have wasted so much money trying to find a cheaper alternative to the canned Fussie cat but it just goes in the garbage. He won’t eat anything he doesn’t like, whether his teeth are bothering him or not, but if I don’t get what he wants he will lose weight and then can’t fight any infections or health issue.Not sure why they are different but they should make it transparent. The brand was pretty forthright it seemed a few years back and they were adamant about transparency and the means of national or international laws and methods of sourcing ingredients and getting fish, in particular from country with high standards for pet food fish. Mainly similar as with human consumption level like Thailand and being very open about its sourcing. But something is different with the pouches and not being transparent about it upsets me and taints their reputation in my opinion. It makes me question their products when they start saying nothings different when you see all these reviews and people who know and are familiar with the food all say it’s something different.These are cheaper than cans and for me I was hoping to find an affordable variety pack other than driving to my local source to buy individual ones. But I guess it’s better than buying the pouches and wasting my money. They need to explain what the difference is though. Because there is something. Not the same at all.

Cats health has drastically improved on this brand and they love it!

Ha! I have 2 fussie cats who love Fussie Cat! This seems to be their favorite and they actually lick their plates clean. I like the fact that this product has NO chicken. My one cat is allergic to poultry so I have to be very careful what I buy. Thanks Fussie Cat for having a great menu!