Fancy Feast Broths Creamy Flavors: Premium Wet Cat Food Complement by Purina Review

If my cat wrote this review the product would have gotten 5 stars. She loves it. Me? I'm being generous with two stars - this is without a doubt the most expensive cat food in the worst packaging on the planet. The sachet doesn't tear open easily, and if you do the broth can splatter onto the countertop or even splatter all over your kitchen cabinets. And while the broth is delicious (my cat says), it's mostly flavored water. The amount of solid food is ridiculous. And at a dollar or better per

My older cat loves her and she licks all the broth but leaves "chunks of meat". Sometimes my other cats beat her up and sometimes they don't. I know they don't provide complete nutrition, but she has a hard time eating other, more solid foods. This is a good way to get them to eat something. The only thing I complain about is the high price. It's mostly broth, for goodness sake! If anything, they save me the trouble of making my own (which I've tried and my cats just don't like). I think…

This product was very profitable. My sweet Elliot was sick and taking prescription foods he didn't like and he had a tumor in his mouth that couldn't be removed. I have used this product as a treat between his prescription meals and when he hasn't eaten them well. He liked it, although I removed the chicken pieces when he pushed them aside anyway. The packaging could have been better if it could only be filled with liquid for a sick kitten. I was thankful that I found what he wanted when I was…

I give them to my cats for "lunch". Although I feed them wet food for "breakfast" and "dinner", the vet said the more wet food the better, especially for cats. The consistency is a bit like man-made broth with veggies, chicken, fish, you name it. I actually cut the pieces even smaller, which is totally unnecessary (like cutting the crust off a sandwich for a picky kid), but I've found that they actually eat more when they lap up the liquid. them in those years. Oh, and they like broth better…

Like many others here we have an older cat and are looking for food that is easier for him to eat. These broths have attractive packaging, extremely appetizing appearance and fresh smell. Our old man loves broth, but we break up chunks of fish or chicken to make it easier for him to eat. Our young cats have no problems. The only thing I would like to mention is that in my opinion they are extremely expensive for the amount of product. In fact, it's a few tablespoons at most. To be fair, Purina…