PureBitesTuna Broths for Cats, only 4 Ingredients, case of 18

I got this to feed some of the outside cats. They seem fine with it. They're definitely less picky than my partner's elderly inside cat that tends to prefer junk food. It seems like liquidy, soupy wet food, similar to many other brands of pouch wet food. The main difference here is that is seems to have less bad ingredients, generally healthier than the average cat food. I haven't tried any myself, but I wouldn't be surprised if these may even be fit for human consumption.This is definitely not the same as feeding the cats raw fish like their wild ancestors ate, but it's definitely a lot better that the preservative, chemical, salt, sugar bombs that most pet food (& human food too) tends to have.Definitely pricier than just making simple food yourself (it's really not that hard to cook some plain fish or chicken for the pets), but I know you're also paying for convenience & time savings. I think these are worth it, especially for people that don't want to put in the small time or effort to make food (or even just serve them good quality human grade canned or pouch meats).

As anyone with cats knows, anything having to do with food or treats is hit or miss. So when I fins a product like this, which all four of my cats adore, I sit up and take notice. I've tried other broth-based toppers, by good brands like Tiki Cat, but none have had the reception that this does. (I chose the tuna flavor, knowing my make cat would prefer it to chicken or pretty much anything else--he's a fish lover, though not crazy about salmon.)The ingredients are good, and the topper looks and smells like real human food. With this on hand, I no longer have to dole out the tuna water when I open a can. There's enough for everyone.My only issue is that this is pretty pricey stuff, especially since it's not a complete meal or even complete nutrition. Then again, I can divvy one pouch up between four cat dishes, so it goes reasonably far for what I need it to accomplish.Highly recommended.

So my cat is kind of a picky cat. Does not eat people food, will only eat dry cat food, but she does (like most all cats), love her some tuna. What we have been doing is mixing a pouch in with her dry food, and man does she gobble it down. She loves this stuff so much that when she sees us getting the food bowl ready she'll even jump up on the counter to try and get at it. Something she hasn't really done before. So, I mean, that right there tells me she must like the stuff. Man you can really get the "meows" out of her when she knows the food is coming. Acts like she's been starved for weeks or something. If my cat is anything like your cat, they will love these treats.