I stick with the pate and avoid the gravy flavored ones. I have bought every expensive grain free you name it an this is what they will consistently eat. I sit the cans in a pan of warm water for a few minutes to soften and warm the food and it also all comes out of the can that way.
I actually feed my girls both fancy feast, the classics (pate) are grain free.
I have tried the more pricey grain free foods and they will have nothing to do with them, so ff it is for my two picky kitties
Exactly the same as mine
In the winter you can toss the can on a floor vent for a few minutes.
Exactly the same as mine
Oh, I love that you warm their food a bit too, how sweet.
I know that the food is hard to get out of the can when trying to plop the entire chunk at once, I've learned to shake it sideways before popping it open, once I hear it moving inside I know it will come out easy.
If they like Tuna, try something shredded. Wuerva and Cats in the Kitchen both make shredded canned food. Cats shouldn't have much tuna due to the high mercury levels. Plus, plain tuna is not a complete food, it is missing vital nutrients. Are you feeding dry food as well, or just tuna?
You should also be feeding dry. Make sure your kitty doesn't get dehydrated though - keep fresh water available.
I have to respectfully disagree. Dry cat food is unnecessary.
With all due respect , person stated that cat will not eat any wet food at all and will only eat canned tuna meant for human consumption . In this case dry food is necessary because canned tuna is not a healthy and balanced diet for a cat ..
No problem ..
It can be difficult to find Tiki Cat in a retail store - PetCo and PetSmart don't have it. You'll have to go to an indy/specialty pet care store.
