Purina Friskies Tasty Treasures Wet Cat Food, Scallop Flavor, (24) 5.5 oz

Great for cats they love it and the price is very good. I definitely would recommend it came in super fast.

The cats love this flavor; I hope they don't get tired of it any time soon! Haven't been able to find it in local stores. Price comparable to store-bought. They eat several meals (a heaping Tblspoon) of Friskies wet cat food a day, as well as kibble always available, and a treat at night (to encourage them to come in for the night! We have racoons roaming). It is not for kittens as the pieces are too big, but fine for normal-sized cats, even one with a couple of teeth missing. They recommend!

Usually, I buy the assortment of Tasty Treasures, but I noticed that the only one all the cats really love is the Scallop flavored seafood, so I was thrilled to find a big box of only that and not have to spend money on food they are not too crazy about. I have 9 feral cats to deal with, so I only buy cat food in bulk which is frustrating when they reject it. However, even my pickiest cat Ming, loves this flavor and I am always happy to find one that she will not refuse!

my cats love it

Our cat loves this food but because lately they are making it with more sauce, our cat needs bigger quantities so we’ll need to order more.

I have a very finicky female cat and I love her a lot but she won't eat just anything. I have even bought her real sardines, liver, chicken, beef...you name it. She just sniffs it and walks away. I bought a few cans od thiz friskies wet cat food and she went nuts so if you have a cat like mine, you might give this a try.

Theres a little extra gravy and this helps keep cats hydrated. Also i add vitamins in powder form so the extra gravy helps. This is everyones favorite flavor so far.

I have the pickiest cat, who stopped eating his regular dry food about sixth months ago. Since then, he refuses to eat dry food, but he's never been a fan of canned food either. He'd gotten pretty scrawny due to hyperactive thyroid (he's on meds now), so I've been trying everything I can think of to get him to eat something. I've tried at least 30 different varieties of canned foods, and the most I could get out of him was him just giving it a few licks if it had gravy. I was throwing away more food than he was eating. He tends to like "fishier" flavors, and when i saw this at the store with "scallop flavor", I thought I'd give it a try. To my utter amazement, I could actually see the bottom of his bowl after he ate it! He does prefer food with gravy, and I was surprised he ate it because it's "fillets" and not "pate" texture. I'm so glad I finally found something this 16-yr-old will eat--something that's not a treat and actually has the vitamins and minerals he needs, and I'm grateful I can buy it by the case from Amazon. He's been eating it for about three weeks, and he's actually gained a couple of pounds! He's not skin-and-bones anymore, thank goodness. He doesn't eat it all every time (I only give him a little at a time), but he's eating more than he's eaten since last summer, which I'm satisfied with. If you have a picky cat, I would recommend buying a can of this from the store (if you can) before committing to a whole case of food. I've made that mistake in the past, and have given away a lot of cat food! I pray that Friskies doesn't change the formulation or flavor of this food anytime soon.