Purina Fancy Feast Pate Wet Cat Food Gourmet Naturals Beef Recipe With Added Vitamins, Minerals and Nutrients - (Pack of 12) 3 oz. Cans

The Gourmet Naturals paté line is perfect for all cats but especially those who are borderline or are actually diabetic. The ingredients are: beef, meat broth, liver, chicken, fish, natural flavors. Then you have all the minerals and vitamins, which are considerable. Since a diabetic cat needs low carbs and high protein, the Gourmet Naturals line is perfect. My cat was on insulin and it almost killed her because you can't monitor it as well as you need to. Since switching to this food, my cat hasn't needed to have any kind of prescription for diabetes. And my cat just loves the taste of this food, especially the beef and the chicken ones. Check it out for yourself ... compare this with other cat food ingredients and I think you will be very pleasantly surprised. This line is much better than the Hills Rx or any of the major ones for diabetic cats. Read the ingredients in those vet-sold Rx brands and you will find awful ingredients, including by-products, fillers, and some nasty additives. Do your homework and I think you will choose this line for your kitty.

My kitty loves these, she normally has issues with other products giving her tummy issues, but not this one although 7 out of the cans this batch were dented

My cats go crazy for this stuff. Try buying some higher-end natural product that they just sniff. This is the one they go nuts for.

I adopted a cat who tends to prefer "downmarket" edibles, and would prefer the cheapest, corn-centric, chicken-by-products wet and dry food available, if I would allow it. So a move to Fancy Feast from whatever she was being fed in the rescue kennel was actually a small victory. And then I discovered that Fancy Feast offers their "Naturals" range, and I thought that since she'll eat the regular Fancy Feast pate, feeding her the "Naturals" option with added vitamins would at least make me feel a bit better, if not the cat. But as for flavor? Who knows? What my cat loves today, she'll only nibble at the next time I offer it. I always alternate flavors so she's not having to face the same food every day, but even then, it's always a will-she-won't-she gamble. So though I'd prefer to be feeding her something else, the most I can say about this "Naturals" option is that it may be a slightly more healthy offering from Fancy Feast, and sometimes my cat even appears to enjoy it.

Will order more. My guys eat only Purina Friskies and Fancy Feast - NO dry food except for treats. They are shiny and silky and happy.

A good product except when Amazon substitutes pate instead of minced. They are doing this more and more with other kinds that I order and my three cats will not eat pate anything. If they continue to make substituting pate I will have to try ordering from a pet food company as I have to throw pate out. There is nothing wrong with pate, some cats prefer it. But if you have tried to give your cat something they are not used to you probably know that it is a losing battle.

I bought this for my senior cat to try to tailor her nutrition due to her age. Unfortunately, she tends to just lick the product until the solid portion is all that’s left and then leaves the rest behind.

I have all elderly and finicky cats and two of my cats are very sickly. It is a struggle to get my sick cats to love their food, especially when they are so skinny. However, my three cats love this food.I purchased this on a subscribe and save to reduce the cost. At the current price of $10.56 plus tax ($13.20 minus 10% coupon discount for first order and 5% discount for subscription), this comes to $0.88 cents per can plus tax.