Purina Friskies Lil' Gravies Roasted Chicken Flavor Cat Food Lickable Cat Treats - (Pack of 16) 1.55 oz. Pouches

Our Senior cat (12 yrs) loves having his gravy treat. He can't eat solid food anymore, so these Lil Gravies are perfect for him. He circles the dish and gets excited with tail shakes and tremors, and meows happily whenever he sees us opening a "pouch" for him. The chicken is his favorite flavor. These are also good to mix in medication if you have to give your cat something. The flavor masks the medicine tastes.

My cats love this cat food. They get it twice a day. I have five cats in the house that I feed and I have three adult feral females. Two of the females have been neutered. The other cat outside is a mama kitty with three kittens and I plan to have them neutered soon. They like this food too. The 16 pound bag is a size I can handle by myself. I'm 76 years old and have balance issues. But this is something I can do without needing help

This is the only thing that will help my hospice cat eat. It’s not really gravy, imagine more like a thickened chicken stock. They’re oily and clear, if you’re looking for a velvety texture there’s a similar product called smoothies. This gravy does not really smell like or resemble chicken but it doesn’t smell bad, it is kitty mcdonalds and I would not give this to my cat unless he was on hospice. But he gets it every day bc he gobbles it up every time and will not eat even wet food without it mixed in. The packet is a lot of gravy so I use half of it per serving. It’s a stand up pouch so you can set it aside or in the fridge without spilling. Makes it easier to mix in medicines with wet food.

My plea to Friskies: PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE GO BACK TO YOUR ORIGINAL RECIPE! I have finnicky cats and they really liked these lil gravies.Note to customers: I have noticed that Friskies has also repackaged their turkey and salmon gravies, so I fear these also have been ruined by new recipes.My cats loved the original recipe, and companies often update their packaging without messing with their recipe, so when I saw the new packaging, I did pause a moment to make sure it was still advertising the (supposed) same product: roasted chicken flavor. HOWEVER, once I tried feeding this to my cats, they sniffed and walked away. At first I thought maybe they weren’t hungry at the moment, but would eat it later—no. It sat there for hours until I tossed it (along with the other real chicken cat food I’d poured it over — about $5.00 total down the drain.I tried offering it to them by itself once also, since they used to like to eat the original by itself as a treat prior to this new version, but, nope, they sniffed it and walked away.This is when it finally struck me to look at the ingredients (I also noted that the new packaging now noted on the front that there were artificial flavors in this—as if natural flavors aren’t synthetic as well 🙄, but that's another subject), and I saw that there was very little natural in it and a lot of artificial. So I opened a package up and smelled it—it smells really bad, like super concentrated bouillon. Then I realized I still had a package left of the original on my shelf so I looked at the ingredients—this one said it had natural roasted chicken flavor, which the new one no longer has. I opened the package of the original and smelled it—it had a light chicken smell—not like the other which had an overpowering, very pungent bouillon smell.Luckily, I was allowed to get a refund on an opened and partially used box from Amazon, and the remaining packages went into file 13 (aka Trash).Bottom line: BUYER BEWARE.

Thought my finicky cat would like this with her chicken but she wouldn't touch it. Oh well, back to the drawing board!

Cats love it on their pates

I use this gravy to put over my dog's food. He loves it.

Rosie hated it. Gave it away