Tiki Cat Aloha Friends Variety Pack, Seafood Flavors with Pumpkin, Wet, High-Protein & High-Moisture Cat Food, For All Life Stages, 3 oz. Cans (Pack of 12)

I have purchased this variety pack a few times before, along with other Tiki cat food products. While it's not my cats' favorite food, they usually eat it, and it adds the variety they demand in their diet.I free-feed my cats (Blue Buffalo) kibble, but it's a good idea to feed wet food as well because cats get much of their liquid requirements through their food; older cats, in particular, often don't drink enough water for kidney health.While my cats will eat the same kibble day after day without complaint, they demand a lot of variety in wet food and will refuse even their favorite food if offered too many days in a row. I can identify with that, so I am always looking for healthy foods to add to the rotation.My requirements are that there be no corn, soy, wheat, gluten, or unnamed byproducts and that the first ingredient be either meat, fish, or poultry. Tiki Cat meets those requirements. The first five ingredients in each of this variety pack are as follows:Tuna, Shrimp & Pumpkin Recipe in Broth: Tuna, Tuna Broth, Shrimp, Pumpkin, and Sunflower Seed Oil.Tuna, Ocean Whitefish & Pumpkin Recipe in Broth: Tuna, Tuna Broth, Ocean Whitefish, Pumpkin, and Sunflower Seed Oil.Tuna, Calamari & Pumpkin Recipe in Broth: Tuna, Tuna Broth, Calamari, Pumpkin, and Sunflower Seed Oil.Tuna, Tilapia & Pumpkin Recipe in Broth: Tuna, Tuna Broth, Tilapia, Pumpkin, and Sunflower Seed Oil.I like that the recipe's name matches the ingredient list, as there is no deception. I also love that the first three ingredients are fish and fish broth. One of my cats is not so young anymore, so I generally look for a wet food that is truly wet since the fluid is necessary for health. I would much rather see fish broth as the second ingredient than water since broth has nutrients as well as enhanced taste. Don't feel like you're being cheated when canned cat food has some liquid in it, as that is an important part of their diet.As I mentioned earlier, my cats prefer some other premium foods, but they rarely leave Tiki Cat recipes uneaten, and I'm comfortable with the ingredients.

no diarrhea considering my cat cant handle food changes. this was my go-to food when i realized i should make a transition from dry food to wet food. she tears it up fast --- so im sure it tastes good. in some cans theres huge tuna chunks and my cat LOVES them!!! awesome food, tiki cat.

I live that you can see the actual meat chunks, the cat loves every flavor. I love the gravy to mix on dry kibble. I know he’s getting real pumpkin chunks and real meat.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Super watery food, my kitten loves it, but has lethal smelling poops. The can size is smaller than I expected but they are decent/healthy servings.

As far as the cat food goes, it is quality cat food with good ingredients and healthy for your little babies.Our rescued cats just did not like it. But, like us, all cats are different and your cat might love it. I really wanted our cats to love it as well. But I guess they just didn’t like the taste and/or texture of it. This style is runny and not like some of the other flavors that have chunky fish and other seafood in them.I’m going to try another flavor batch as that is one of the many things I like about Tiki Cat, they have so many different flavors to choose from. I know they love the Ahi Tuna so I will buy the pack that has that flavor in it and donate the rest of this to the shelter.I would recommend you try it if you need to change cat food or you just want to feed your little ones something far more healthier for them.

My kitty loves it but me, not so much. If you are sensitive to smells, like I am, do not get this line.I also read that cats should not have high fish diets so I will be switching to Rawz wet food and donating this to the shelter.I still recommend to those who are not sensitive to smells as I like how it has good ingredients.

We have 4 formerly feral cats that we've adopted over the past several years, and during that time, they've become spoiled, highly domesticated versions of themselves. So we try to purchase the best and most nutritious food we can get. Normally, we feed them various flavors from Applaws, which they absolutely love. However, periodically we try other brands to see their reactions and to give them some variety instead of the same ole thing.Since we've tried various Tiki flavors in the past - with our cats at least eating some of the food - we thought we'd try this carton of Tiki Cat Aloha Friends Tuna Wet Food Variety Pack. When it arrived, we immediately opened a can to feed them since it was around their feeding time in late afternoon. When I opened the can, I was taken aback to see what looked like the big D (diarrhea), for lack of a better term. It looked nothing like what the ad photos implied (which is why I ordered this variety pack to begin with, because of the photos of what the food looks like). So what you get in each can is 5.5 oz of a brown soup, which NONE of our cats would even go near. I found this strange since with all the food we've given to them in the past, they've at least tried a few bites - but it was not to be with this Tiki variety.I thought we'd wait a bit, and over the next few days, we tried feeding them several more cans - yet again, all to no avail. They just walked over to the food, looked it over and gave it a smell, and then walked off. We were flabbergasted to be sure. What a waste of money, and this food wasn't cheap - and again, we have 4 indoor cats.So rather than waste what we had remaining, I put the food outside each evening for the first few days since we live by the edge of the woods and many creatures reside there - feral cats, possums, raccoons, foxes, etc. To my utter surprise, very little of the food was consumed - now go figure. Usually, when I put food out that my cats may not like, it is often completely gone by the next morning as these creatures come out of the woods and inhale what I left them. Not so with this Tiki Variety Pack.So the moral of this story is, if you want to waste your money, and if you want food that is really a soup that looks and has the texture of the big D, then go ahead and take a chance on this. Now I realize that no two cats are the same and there will be some reviews where the reviewer will rave about this food. My experiences as depicted above resulted in me giving Tiki Cat Aloha Friends Tuna Wet Food Variety Pack this low of a rating, and all I can do is give my personal opinion after having purchased and given this flavor a chance.Color us very disappointed...