Purina High Protein Senior Gravy Wet Cat Food, Tuna Minced Senior 7+ - (24) 3 oz. Cans

My kitty loves this. One of the very few wet foods she will actually eat as she's very finicky.

Saxon the Wonder Cat is a very picky eater. She normally will eat only dry food and just ignores all people food and wet cat food. She has two fountains and drinks a lot of water so I’ve assumed she stays hydrated. I’m not sure why I decided to buy the Fancy Feast tuna. Maybe because it is marketed as being for senior cats and since Saxon and I are both pretty “senior”… We have three or four cases minus one can of other wet cat food sitting around as testaments to Saxon’s pickiness but I’m a slow learner so… Anyway, she loves this stuff. Normally Saxon is pretty regal but when she hears me pull the tab on the Fancy Feast she abandons all her “queenliness” and comes running. She eats about half a can then goes and lays down for a few minutes before coming back to eat about half of what’s left. Then she crashes either on or under my bed for the rest of the evening. Overnight, the final remnants of the Fancy Feast disappear. I guess cats do midnight snacks, too. The bottom line is that we’re going to make the Fancy Feast tuna a permanent part of our meal plan. We’ll stick with the dry food, too — which, btw, is Temptations cat treats, which we buy in the 48 ounce bags. She likes all flavors of the Temptations treats and we go through 2 or 3 bags a month. I guess that may decrease now that we’ve discovered the Fancy Feast tuna.

Hard to find locally. My cat really just licks the gravy, but it's like a treat. She goes nuts when we open the can. I'm pretty sure she likes it. 10 year old cat

I'm afraid I offended my sweet little kitty. She obviously does not consider herself a senior cat. She will eat some of it, but rejects most of it. I hope the cans have a long shelf life.

The finely minced pieces made it easier for my senior cat to eat. She devoured the first can right away.