This is one of the only Fancy Feast products that my cats are not too crazy about. They love another brand but don't seem to like this one.

Pros: Nice price

Cons: Cats don't like it.

I actually don't feed this regularly to my cats but when something is wrong and the cat won't eat, that's when I break out the Fancy Feast.

I had a cat that had seizures for a little while. He lost his vision and I had to figure out how to help him during this time. Fancy Feast to the rescue! I used FF and fed him in a crate and he had no trouble finding and cleaning up this food.

When my last cats got really old and wouldn't eat...FF to the rescue! They ate well for another few months on FF and kept their help a little longer.

So I save the Fancy Feast as a food to use in a serious food crisis and it seems to work. It may not be the healthiest but in these circumstances, does it matter?

Pros: Tastes great

Cons: None

Not bad tuna but chicken liver and meat-byproducts are included in the top 5 ingredients. Used to buy this before became aware of what by-products could be. Got some Fancy Feast from family at Christmas time because their pets wouldn't eat it. Ok for a fill in. This review is of the tuna and not the turkey that is pictured. Rarely feed turkey of any sort because of stomach upsets.

Pros: Available in most markets

Cons: By-products

As always, Fancy Feast makes another great flavor product. This Tuna feast in gravy is one of their better ones as the first ingredients is tuna and liver with fish broth. It also contains real chicken. Great in stimulating the appetite of our sick and malnourished shelter kitties.

Pros: Appealing to our shelter cats

Cons: Some by-products

When ever there is a cat that stops eating at the shelter we usually try anything that catches their sense of smell. I have noticed that the tuna flavor really gets their sniffer going which then gets them eating somthing. It is very clearly a likeable flavor.

Pros: they never seem to waste any

Cons: none