Purina Fancy Feast Grilled Wet Cat Food Poultry and Beef Collection Wet Cat Food Variety Pack - (Pack of 24) 3 oz. Cans

my cat loved this food always licked the bowl clean texture was never a problem and the taste had to be amazing becuase every time i cracked that can open my cat ran to me it smelled so fresh and good

Consistently, the best price available. Amazon Prime delivers as expected. We have a terrific driver. Our packages are always tucked as close to the house as possible.Our cats do very well on Fancy Feast food, both dry and wet. Their exams with the vet are good.I do keep their food on the Subscribe & Save program.

The cats love it. All four of them!

My 16-year-old long-haired cat has been dealing with constipation on and off for a while, so I wanted to try adding wet food into her diet. Just one taste of this Fancy Feast left her DEMANDING more! Now, I get yelled at by the Fancy Beast every morning because she only gets half a can every night (dry food is available 24/7; I’m not starving her).Pros- cans are easy to open- cans are easy to cover with silicone lids- food is apparently still scrumptious right out of the fridge the next day- unopened cans stack nicely- great flavor varietyCon- my cat is now a monster in the morning even though she doesn’t get this til dinnerIf you don’t mind being yelled at by your feline friends and you’re looking to add some variety to their lives, this 3-flavor pack is a great idea.

My 8 year old cat has been eating Friskees most of his life along with different kinds of dry food. He had been vomiting after eating and I thought I would try switching his wet food to see if that would help the issue. I chose both SHEBA Cuts in Gravy Mixed Grill Entrée Canned Cat Food and Fancy Feast to see which my cat liked better and which he kept down better. I got the grilled poultry and beef 24 pack of this Fancy Feast cat food and a similar pack of Sheba. My cat prefers shreds and bits and will not eat pate.This food is in the small 3 ounce cats as opposed to the larger 6 ounce cans I had been buying. There are two beef varieties and one poultry one. The cans have ring tabs so no opener is needed. The food looks fine. It is shredded in gravy with a good proportion of shreds to gravy. It isn't watery at all. It smells fine too. Not too strong and it smells meaty. The ingredients are decent and my vet said the food would be fine for my cat if he liked it and held it down. The working theory is that he eats too fast then throws up so having smaller cans cuts down on how much he eats at one time which may cut down on his vomiting.After trying both and going through almost all of the cans, the answer to Sheba vs. Fancy Feast is clear. Baby prefers Fancy Feast without a doubt. He would often walk away from the Sheba but he never does with Fancy Feast. His vomiting has settled down but is not gone. He still manages to throw up a couple of times a week. It appears it is now mostly from dry food so I am going with one that is for sensitive stomachs and limiting how much I give him rather than leaving it out all day like I have been. This food appeals to my cat and it's pretty affordable. Frikees is cheaper by the ounce but my cat likes Fancy Feast and it seems better for him overall. He's healthy, energetic, and flourishing despite his penchant to gobble and then upchuck at times. This food isn't the VERY best food I could buy for my cat but it is better than many others and it is better tolerated than others have tried thus far. If your cat likes shredded cat food, this is a decent and affordable choice in my opinion.

My cat enjoys this brand!

My cats absolutely love fancy feast and the shreds are there favorite with the gravy.

My cats love this food! When you subscribe, each can is anywhere 10-20 cents cheaper than buying from Walmart.