Purina Fancy Feast Natural, Purely Filets Adult Wet Cat Food Complement

Each fillet is basically a whole bag of the packet treats so comparing that here and in stores you are getting basically twice as much with these for the same amount of money. Each fillet is about the same as all 10 packets of the hand flaked combined together.We have tried the tuna and salmon fillets now which is what we got in the Fancy Feast hand flaked treats before.Even though it is the same choices, from the same company and even in the same style, our cats have reacted a bit different to these fillets over the mini flaked version.One cat that would break its own neck to get to the smaller version before other cats turns his head away on these, even when broken down to little bits. We don't know why.Others react as well with these as they do the smaller counterparts.If you can resist giving them the whole fillet and split it up, you are getting a much better bang with the buck choosing these as these are .9x ounces where as a bag is just over 1 ounce for the entire bag of 10 packets and you currently get 10 of these for $20 compared to 5 bags for $19 or more.It is hard to tell in the picture but the actual fillet is roughly 5-6 inches long, 1.5-2 inches wide and about 1/2 to 3/4 inch thick.If trying 10 at a time is too much it appears stores now have them in singles for a few bucks each if you want to test the waters. The 10 pack on Amazon appears as of right now the cheapest when buying in bulk.Update- The cat that turned away that loved the smaller packs has either given in or was just having a off week. It loves these now as well. Only thing they could do more of is water or the "sauce" without sacrificing the meat. They love the juice as much as the meat! Updating from 4 to 5 stars!

I bought one of these at the store for our little 8-ish year old cat to see how he'd like it. He's thin, is missing a few teeth, and has trouble putting on weight. Dry food isn't his favorite and seems to upset his stomach (still trying to find a good one that he'll eat reliably), and he doesn't like canned food except as a pate, but I want to give him something with a bit of texture to keep him from having litter box trouble, and make the dry food more interesting.He really does like the oceanfish (mackerel) pouches, and will eat dry food with half a filet on top. It has been a good way to get him to eat a little more than usual.I got the oceanfish because it is the only variety of filet without added salt, and also because he likes char and mackerel flavors best out of all the foods I've given him.It seems a bit silly to buy pouches of fish when I know I could just buy fish and cook it myself more cheaply, but this does have the great advantage of being shelf stable in small portions, so I don't have to worry about spoilage.

I feed this to my cat as I administer subcutaneous fluid for his renal failure. It's his reward for patiently allowing the treatment and gets him to hold still fairly well, until he's no longer hungry. The price here is better than in my local stores and since I feed it frequently, that's a big savings for me.

My cats LOVE LOVE LOVE these appetizers!This is REAL Salmon, the real deal, in the fish form (NO pate, NO shredded...just REAL fish as it should be!) I break the fish up for my cats to eat it in bite size pieces and the second they see me take the package out of the cabinet my one cat starts meowing in a scream form and I literally can get it open fast enough!! She gobbles it up so quickly and then looks for another package!! I like it because it’s all natural fish and nothing else added. If your cat likes fish or is bored with the same thing, try this!! The other fish choices are great too!! My cats like them all!!

My ragamuffin Cat loves these Tuna filletshowever ...I have noticed that the portions have become smaller when ordering two cases at a time I would prefer to have a longer fillets, as he gets full and I don’t have to give him 2These are expensive (2 dollars per item) they are $20 a box (for 10)if I gave him one in the morning and one in the evening then I run out before the week is over if I receive smaller fillets then I have to give him two for his meal as he lives to eat and one is not enough to fill him upthey are not considered a topper of foodIn this household they are expensive ....he gets them for a Meal or treat when he’s been a good kitty

My older cat is 13+ yrs old, and my younger cat is 3+ yrs old. They're both fussy eaters, and my youngest cat doesn't care for these no matter the flavor. My older cat seems to like it though, especially the chicken flavor. Both of my cats also eat other brands of dry kibble and treats throughout the day. This product has a similarity to canned tuna fish going off of look and texture. I wouldn't recommend this product for cats that love gravy as it seems pretty dry. My only issue is that they are almost $2/packet which is really pricey for cat food in my opinion, Royal Canin doesn't even cost that much. It's just a so-so product in my opinion.

Considering you’re getting a legit piece of protein that isn’t other animal parts and it is packaged nicely already, I’ll pay the what it costs at the present time, but if it raises, I won’t be able to afford it. So I suppose it’s-a “poor persons one luxury for their pets” kinda thing.I can also feed it to my pups as well s my cats for a treat time special snack

Cat loves this treat! Solid salmon, no fillers, no chemicals, just salmon, salmon juice, and salt. I flake it with a fork for my picky elderly cat and he eats the entire piece. This is not meant to be a meal, however a treat or supplement or topper to entice appetite. Expensive, but worth it if my cat enjoys it. Product of Thailand. All pieces I've used are fresh and smell wonderful.