Premium Tuna with Shrimp in Aspic Grain-Free Wet Cat Food 2.82oz, case of 24

very good product. you can see authentic and good-sized chunks of fish meat. it's just too pricey from amazon sellers though.

My cats LOVE this food! They eat it until it is ALL gone. It is just fish and shrimp, just like it says. It IS actual fish and actual shrimp (although there is far less shrimp than fish). It’s low fat, too. I have a Chunk who needs to lose some weight, and my vet actually carries this at her office, because it’s low fat, and cats love it! I have tried the chicken and turkey ones, too, but my cats just want the fish. Well worth the money!

My 14 yr old will not touch anything all of a sudden. What he grew up on must have changed their recipe and he walks away but cries that he's hungry. Tried Fussie Cat and he is a happy boy! He loves each flavor and will eat the entire can if I let him. It's healthy for his senior years and he's actually trimmed down a bit. Thank you for quality nutrition for my boy. Don't change anything.

I just started ordering this fabulous product through Amazon which (for me) seems to arrive in less than 24 hours, on the following day. I think I may be very close to the local supplier though.Anyway, my cat would eat only dry at food (which isn't good for most cats ..they need some soft food too). For many years I could never get her to eat anything other than kibble. I tried all different brands. My vet said I have to get her to eat some soft food. I tried all kinds and she wouldn't touch them. Then a girl in the local pet food specialty store showed me this product. My cat sucks this stuff up and then licks the bowl clean every time. It's really good cat food made on human consumption food production machinery. Each variety smells almost good enough to eat myself -- most other cat foods smell like rotten meat. I'm very impressed with this brand, all of its varieties, and the price is very reasonable considering how much attention to detail goes into making this stuff. Except for two varieties there are no grains added, as filler -- only pure meats packed in a meat-protein based gel. which helps scoop it out of the can.It's great stuff, and very addicting to the unassuming and unaware house cat. So use it with great caution. it's like a drug for any unsuspecting cat.

My cats have never really been "fussie" (all rescues, and quite pleased to be done dumpster diving!) but I was looking for a healthy, grain-free food to avoid issues w/ contaminated gluten/wheat ingredients, so I tried this brand along with several others. "Before Grain" was a total failure:Kind of grey, with lots of bits of bone and ??? in there. Kitties looked at it, looked at me, and walked away. Guess I'll be donating the remainder of 2 cases to the local shelter kitties. So...I opened the first of the Fussie cat cans to a pleasant surprise! It looked like food and smelled pretty good even to my human nose. Each protein or vegetable is clearly identifiable. No mush, no mystery. Now my cats are fussie... this is all they want! This one, and the other anchovie formula (w/ bigger chunks)are their favorites, closely followed by tuna and salmon, then tuna and chicken flavors. Chicken w/ brown rice and veggies has lots of veggies, which one cat eats and 2 carefully pick out and set aside. I will still by the fancy feast flaked fish variety (which they still like), but I think that otherwise the search for eagerly eaten, healthy and reasonably priced food is over. I have subscribed to all of the varieties!

I already knew my cats like this food and at $1.78 lee can it’s a deal compared to over $2 each at my local shop, so the price and the food get 5 stars, it also got here fast and that’s great.However, the box arrived absolutely REEKING of some sort of cologne, to the point that the cans inside the sealed box had absorbed the smell. I have no idea what it is or why the box was saturated in it but it might be worth the extra money to buy local and avoid that nasty funk. For that, I’m removing a star.

I decided to try Fussie Cat on a whim ... I'd never heard of it before and it's cute name and packaging caught my eye. I decided to research it a bit before I bought it for my 6 cats and was pleased with what I read.My 6 cats adore this food - all different flavors of it. I don't know that they have a favorite that I can discern. The top ingredient is Tuna and it's REAL tuna. It's not the rubbery, flaked stuff I see in Fancy Feast that my cats won't touch ... or when they do, they look like they are chewing on rubber bands of something. Fussie Cat is packed in a good amount of water and Aspic (the gelatin and stock combo that helps keep things together). It looks like fresh chunks of tuna. Big enough for my cats to really get their teeth into and feel like a carnivore. They really go nuts for this stuff.I have a little kitty dealing with some heart issues and kidney failure that requires special care. While he isn't interested in the Kidney RX diets (he says "meh") he is interested in Fussie Cat and will gobble up more of this than any other food. Along with his meds and Subcutaneous fluids he is managing well and getting some zip back in his step.If you indeed have fussy cats - try this. Much better than some of the store bought brands (even though my cats enjoy Sheba too) i know this is like opening a can of tuna ... but it has all the Taurine and cat essentials. All 6 love Fussie cat.

My cat loves this flavor and a few of the others. Very picky, wasted a lot of money on a lot of the best cat food you can buy.Only would-be complaint is that there are dark pieces of fish that my cat eats around and won’t touch. If those get too close to the rest of the food, he’ll meow at me until I pick it out and then continue eating.