Purina Fancy Feast Pate Adult Wet Food

if you've ever fed your cat dry food, you know how smelly wet food can be. Because this flavor is fish free, it doesn't stink, and and the litter box doesn't reek either. I've also read that it may not be good to feed cats fish everyday because of the Mercury and other metals in fish. I also love that it is grain-free. My cat was diagnosed with crystals and I was feeding her a very expensive canned prescription food that she didn't really like. It didn't have enough protein to carry her more than a couple hours and she was hungry and annoying. It was costing me a fortune to feed her. After lots of personal research I began feeding her this flavor of Fancy feast. This pate is fish free, has high protein and quality meat, has high moisture, and is low in carbohydrates because it does not have any grains or vegetables which are unnatural to a cat's diet. I've read that carbohydrates can lead to crystals and diabetes. She absolutely loves this flavor and she is a picky eater. it lasts her all day, it doesn't smell up my house, and best of all - her urine analysis at the vet shows her urine tested absolutely perfect and ZERO crystals!!!! So this stuff works!! Both of my cats eat this now and I've seen a noticeable improvement in their demeanor, playfulness, coat, and physique. My cats are on the smaller side and weigh 10 pounds each. I feed them each one can in the morning and one can in the evening and they are a very healthy weight. I cannot recommend this food more highly, and have seen how superior it is to more expensive prescription food and designer diet cat foods. I tried so many natural foods, even feeding them a fancy raw diet for a while. This food has had the most positive impact on their health, and it is such a hidden gem because it is priced so affordably. I don't have any reason to switch from this food with how well they're doing, and I can also say I'll never feed a cat dry food as a primary diet ever again after seeing how they began thriving switching to a wet diet. I love the auto shipping feature with Amazon, too. I don't ever have to think about buying food, it just appears! I have a lot of trust feeding them Purina as well, because there's so much research and quality control that goes into their products because they're such a large company. I'm so impressed with this food and trust you will be too!

Fancy Feast Chopped Grill is the only flavor of cat food that all of our cats can agree on, even the neighborhood cat who joins us at meal time. This includes the fancy brands that cost many times more than this. I've been buying cans locally, but no place sells individual flavors by the case. This saves me time and aggravation hunting it down, because the cans are often out of stock, too. It's a good price, and the cats are happy. Thumbs up.

When I first got my (now 3 cats) they enjoyed a few different varieties and brands of food. They have slowly stopped eating everything but Fancy Feast Classic Pate. Luckily it is not a bad food (no matter what you have heard from cat food snobs). Cats are obligate carnivores. This food is high protein, low in carbs, doesn’t have fillers and this specific one doesn’t have fish, so I’m super happy this is their favorite.

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Classic is better for cats with bladder stones, from what I've read. Both feral cats had issues and 1 included vet bills, as he is a male and they can die from the stones. I now buy the Science diet d/d crumbles and c/d wet food and alternate with FF Classic style ONLY!! Vet also said to add in a small amount of water to give the cat's more moisture. Apparently cats aren't thirsty by nature so if fed too many crumbles or say dry only they may form stones, hardened crystals etc. in male cats causes blockage then and due to their urethra they can't pass the stones, will block and back up and die. Female cat urethra's are different so they may be able to pass the crystals if caught early and getting them to eat wet food only mixed with water some each feeding....and no crumbles. Also seems to me these 2 must be from the same litter or dna, as they both developed the problem within a month of each other. Our rescue cat loves crumbles, and as also feral when found but has never had issues! Read further to educate yourself and possibly save on vet bills then also!