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)

Great product. Cat doesn’t vomit it, but hard to get. Long lead time.

Our Kitties love this food and it has stopped them from puking up their food like with other brands. We will continue to order this brand for them. Highly recommended.

Fussy Cat Tuna and Salmon looks a lot more like people food than cat food when you first open the can. Our two cats love it and we can clearly tell the difference in their overall health, fur quality, and happiness since we switched over a few years ago. Our 8-yr old Siamese that we brought into our home from living in the wild for 2 years after being abandoned is our two Scotties' best friend and the difference in her health is nothing short of a miracle. Very high quality food and a lot of love has made a world of difference in her life. The other cat is 24 years old(!) Yes, in people years, and although pretty slow and sleeps a lot, is otherwise healthy and loves to jump on your lap for ear scratches. The same can be said for her. Feeding her a high quality diet has made the difference and we are completely sold on Fussy Cat. Please give it a try. We happily recommend it.

My cat loved this cat food!

I’ve been feeding this to my cats for five years, and it’s one of their very favorites. They tend to tire of a lot of the other foods they’ve liked, but not this one. Seriously, if one day they won’t eat it, I’ll be watching them for signs they need to go to the vet. I love that it’s a good-quality food, too - no byproduct meal or the like. It’s not particularly cheap, but I’d rather not feed my cats the garbage that’s in cheaper cat foods.

Fussy cat? I got one. He's sitting on my lap as I type this. 7:30 am and 4:30 pm, he's an alarm clock. He's gotta have his Fussie Cat Cat Food. And he gets it. Because he and I have a bond. And I want that bond to go on forever...

I started buying Fussie Cat some eight years ago and it was very, very good then. Not any more. Most, if not all, of the cans have very dark, often large pieces, of tuna which the cats avoid. They'll stop eating it if there are tiny pieces of it in their dish. Sometimes they throw it up. Now I stand and go through the tuna before giving it to them if I happen to buy it. I now give human tuna in water most of the time. I was told by a salesman that it is the fish blood that is in the dark tuna (I'm not fisherman so I can't verify this). Whatever it is don't give it to your cat!

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.