Tiki Cat Special Digestion Mousse, Chicken & Egg Recipe in Broth, Formulated to Support Healthy Digestion, Functional Wet Cat Food, 2.4 oz. Pouches (12 Count)

My cat loves this. It’s good to know she is getting good nutrition as she grows older.

I've had my cat on Fancy Feast (7+ since he's been an older man) since he was three and he liked it fine enough. I'd occasionally like to pick up random compliments, wet treats, and toppers to supplement his diet, give him variety, and honestly bring some more moisture into his diet where I could because he just seemed to have a keen preference for dry food. However, when I brought home this Tiki Cat Special Digestion and the one for mobility, he absolutely gobbled it up! I debated whether or not to change him to Tiki Cat, despite him clearly enjoying it, because the amount you get in a package (12pack) is on the low end compared to Fancy Feast (24 pack) but it's around the same price. Him actually eating it though and not having to throw away the majority of the food because he doesn't eat it makes Tiki Cat far more worth it and he gets excited about eating it! He actually clears his bowl, which I've never seen him do with wet food. I'd literally do anything for him, so realistically I knew I'd be switching his food. The smell is not overpowering and my cat loves the "meat pudding" texture. I like that this formula aids in his digestion and is easier on his stomach. I'm considering trying their 11+ formula and seeing if he likes it if I can find one in stores. I also love how clean and clear the ingredients are with Tiki Cat. I'm getting a kitten in a week and we are planning on using Tiki Car for him too.

Good for my runt cat. My cat woofs down his food like he has never had a meal. Of course he will throw any food up but he handles the mousse pretty well. Runt cat also has digestive issues and some word swallowing issue about once a month. The mousse a nice consistency and cat loves the taste.

Great food for older cats with bad teeth. The consistency is good for sore gums or missing teeth. My 20 year old boy loves it!

Elderly kittehs have a lot of special needs. Their sense of smell is diminished, so in order to keep them healthy, you've gotta find food that they can still smell (cats usually won't eat what they can't smell!). Their mobility is also compromised, so it's important to help them with their joint health. This Mobility formula mousse checks all the boxes for my 18 year old furbaby (that's about 88 in human years). In our household, we refer to it as "granny hips" and it's keeping our little girl as bouncy as a granny can be! p.s. we do also give her a daily joint health supplement that she thinks is candy (Dasuquin for Cats)