Tiki Cat King Kam Grill Variety Pack 12 cans 2.8oz

The media could not be loaded. It’s easier to write “my cats love it” but then you wouldn’t know why. Some owners cook foods for their cats or feed them a raw diet and that’s fine - but I cannot sustain that level of maintenance for life. With Tiki Cat - they are eating clean cat food that you can see. It looks clean and smells clean. They don’t get sick after eating it. The label of ingredients is easy to understand. The hairballs stopped. I also use Merrick brand turkey and duck dry food. I divide one Tiki Cat can between two of the 3 cats. The third cat is satisfied with Merrick dry. The Merrick wet cannot compare to the Tiki wet. After 14 years I now have a food solution that is sustainable should I become ill as has happennned in the past. One cat has a skin disorder where her food allergies are life threatening. No rashes which this food combination.The video tells the story. They truly know the cans and look forward to eating and I don’t worry about them getting sick from the food. A pet store employee recommended Tiki Cat based on customer reports. I hope Tiki Cat brand continues its high quality of ingredients and production. I am a Tiki Cat fan of the wet foods and so are my cats. The sleeping cat is the after her meal of Tiki Cat. She is 14 years old.

There are 6 flavors, but they're visually similar so I only took pictures of 3 to show the contents. My 3 young cats love Tiki Cat. Proper hydration is important with cats so I "rinse" the can by swishing a little warm water, then pour that into the bowl to add more juice. The warm water also helps release the aromas for the cats. Mine love it and drink it up quickly. Cats can be finicky bc they like routine and food changes cause upset stomachs. If you've never bought Tiki Cat, as with all food changes, start with buying a few cans at a local pet supply store. I know PetCo carries it. Mix 3/4 of the old canned food with 1/4 TC. I'd suggest sticking with flavors that are the same/similar bc mixing Turkey Fancy Feast with Sardine TC might not create a smell that's appealing to your cat. Slowly increase the amount of TC in the mix over the next few days to a week until the food is switched over. Older cats might take longer to accept the new food so adjust the amount of TC added based on your cat. Not only will this help make the transition easier for you, it makes it easier for your cat. If they like it, buy the box of 12. If not, you didn't spend much. If food changes aren't done gradually, it can cause gas, bloating, diarrhea, etc. That's no bueno. You can't blame them for not wanting a new food right off the bat. Keep in mind that cats have taste and texture preferences just like we do. There's no guarantee the switch will work. However, the gradual introduction will increase the likelihood of success. If the gradual change over doesn't work, don't let that deter you from trying other healthier brands for your cat. It also doesn't warrant giving TC a bad review. They held up their end of the bargain and sent you the product you asked for. It's not their fault you didn't take the time to properly introduce the food and/or your cat didn't want to eat it. Be reasonable.

This is an incredible cat food! In fact, I just explained to my kid that it's more nutritious than human food (for the most part). My cats love all flavors--tho it's expensive--it's worth the investment to be able to feed them something they like and that's so much better for them than the usual cat food products. We've also tried the dry cat food in this line!

You ever open a can of cat food and fear getting the "gravy" on you because what the holy heck is it? You don't look too close at it because you'll see things humans aren't meant to see? Do you ever feel guilty feeding whatever that stuff is to your cat?Well no more.The first time I bought Tiki Cat, there was a piece of sardine in it. Not a flake. Not a nibbly bit. We're talking a one inch cross section. If that sardine were an airplane, it would be in a Mythbusters episode. If the sardine were a school bus, the chunk would be a minivan. And the extra bits...the tuna, while not exactly the choicest cuts, looked to be real tuna. It smells strong, but like fish, not what some cat food scientist thinks it should smell like.And my two cats devour the stuff.Go buy a can as a test. You'll be able to look your cat in the eye with pride as you serve it up.

My 3 cats love all of these except the sardine one. None of them will touch that one. At first, they liked both Weruva & Tiki Cat, but they are all starting to favor Tiki Cat much more (even the one that usually loves gravy).