Review on 🐱 Purina Friskies Gravy Wet Cat Food Variety Pack with Extra Gravy - Chunky Texture in 24 x 5.5 oz. Cans by Julie Lee

Review edited on 5/19/2020 A star was deducted after we found a badly crumpled can and another can was crushed from the ground so we deemed it unsafe and threw it away. Twenty Four (24) Purina Friskies Extra Gravy Chunky Wet Adult Cat Food Variety 5.5 oz Kit was ordered from Revain on April 5th, 2020 and received on April 9th in an undamaged box. Use date until February 2022. Banks are in good condition. The contents of the Friskies box include 6 cans of product: Chicken in Gravy, Turkey in Gravy, Salmon in Gravy and Beef in Gravy. Sadly, in April 2019 (due to kidney failure) we lost our originally nearly 20lb (but less than 13 hours from death) rescue cat named Chloe. She was never overweight - just a beautiful, LARGE and affectionate white cat with gray markings; a cat that someone was cruel and stupid enough to leave behind after being moved. Putting her to sleep was painful, but for love of her we had to do it when the time came. You'll know when it's time to say goodbye to your cat and find the strength to do what's best for your pet. We no longer have to puree special cat food for sick cats every day, and now you can choose cat food for our newly purchased cat. Snowshoe Siamese Cat. It turns out that Mallory, our two-year-old rescue cat, is actually a little pig in disguise. We currently keep her on the high quality dry food she is used to but have added canned Friskies to her diet (previously one can per week). Having learned a lot about a cat with kidney failure, we realize the importance of adding wet food to a cat's diet as they get a lot of moisture from wet food that they cannot get from drinking water alone. We give Mallery a glass and repeat a week later. We're aiming to increase to one jar twice a week, but will wait and see how many monsters we create first. She likes Frisky so much that she started watching us eat, whining and then leading us to her cat bowl (already filled with kibble), lingering at the pantry door where her cat food is kept, etc.; begging for more Friska. Apparently, the texture didn't bother her as she ate the chunky frisks; the sauce disappears just as quickly. She also loves slices of ham and turkey from our fridge. The truth is that she genuinely loves to eat, although she doesn't eat her kibble with the same gusto as Friska. Because she loves all those Friskies flavors so much, I ordered a 24-pack of Grated Salmon Friskies. We have already given her a can of salmon feed, which of course she liked. What else can you expect from a little snowshoe pig? If you're unfamiliar with the Snowshoe, this is a cat bred by Siamese breeder Dorothy Hinds-Dougherty, who bred several white-pawed Siamese cats to intelligent house cats in the 1960s. American shorthair cat in a tuxedo. Snowshoes were subsequently recognized as a distinct breed by the Cat Fanciers Federation, the American Cat Fanciers Federation, and the International Cat Association. These cats are quite rare. It is difficult to get the mark you want. Some Snowshoes have been crossed with Siamese and Oriental Shorthairs to preserve the breed and achieve desirable markings. Our cat is clearly smart. She makes strange noises when she brings us toys to tell us to play with her. She also tags us (jumps and slaps our thighs with her paws - her claws don't extend) and then runs to the common room (where her toys are) when she wants to play. She also tags us in the kitchen trying to let us know she wants more Friskies from the can I'm pretty sure! Unfortunately she can be quite noisy (growling and very, very loud) and carries her toys at night when she wants to play - sometimes at 2 or 3am! Keep this in mind if you have to get up early and think of snowshoes!