When I open a can of tuna, my cats go nuts over it. I usually give them each a small piece of tuna and then I put the empty can (ensuring it is not sharp) on floor and they love to lick it dry. Would imagine that adding tuna juice to non-preferred dry food would entice them to at least lick it- if not eat it.

Pros: healthy, appealing

Cons: none

It is best for cats, and all animals, that they eat their own food and not people table food. That's true for every day and mealtimes. But, a little treat now and then never hurt anyone, and as far as cats are concerned - the juice from the tuna fish can is the very best (second only to eating the actual tuna, of course!) The only way it does not work is if the tuna is packed in oil. It's the tuna packed in water that has the yummy juice that kitties love so much.

Pros: Yummy!!!

Cons: Should only be given as a treat

If your cat isnt feeling well get a little of this pour it on some food... it could help entice them to eat

Pros: tastes so good

Cons: none

Your kitties will enjoy this healthy treat. There will be alot of purring and begging for more. The healthy omega-3 oils will help keep their coat looking shiny too!

Pros: Healthy Treat

Cons: Smelly

We give this every once in a while as a treat. The cats will drink whatever is put in the bowl until it is gone. One drinks so fast that he will then throw up. I think it might be too rich so I mix a little water with it so that I know the cats are getting some extra fluids as well. It's useful as an enticement to get our older cat to drink liquid/water when I'm not sure he is drinking enough on his own.

Pros: they love it

Cons: may be too rich