Review on 🐱 Purina Fancy Feast Gravy Wet Cat Food Variety Pack, Poultry & Beef Grilled Collection - 24x 3 oz. Cans by Desiree Scott

My 8 year old cat has eaten Frisky along with various types of dry food for most of her life. He threw up after eating and I thought I'd try changing his wet food to see if that fixed the problem. I chose SHEBA Cuts in Gravy Mixed Grill Entree and Fancy Feast to see what my cat likes best and absorbs best. I received 24 packs of this Fancy Feast Grilled Poultry & Beef Cat Food and a similar pack of Sheba. My cat prefers chunks and won't eat pies. There are two types of beef and one of poultry. The jars have ring lugs so no opener is required. The food looks ok. It grinds into a sauce with a good piece-to-sauce ratio. It's not watery at all. Smells good too. Not too strong and smells like meat. The ingredients are decent and my vet said the food would be fine for my cat if he likes it and keeps it. The working theory is that he eats too quickly and then vomits, so the small glasses reduce the amount he eats at one time, which can reduce his vomiting. against Fancy Feast is understandable. Baby undoubtedly prefers Fancy Feast. He often left Sheba, but never with Fancy Feast. The vomiting subsided but did not go away. He still manages to throw up a few times a week. It seems to be mostly dry food now so I choose one that's meant for sensitive stomachs and limit the amount I give him instead of letting it sit all day like I used to. My cat loves this food and it's quite cheap. Frikees are cheaper per ounce but my cat likes Fancy Feast and is generally better for him. He is healthy, strong and thriving despite his tendency to occasionally swallow and then belch. This food is not the VERY best food I have bought for my cat, but it is better than many and better tolerated than others I have tried. If your cat loves shredded cat food, I think this is a decent and affordable choice.