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Tiki Cat Makaha Grill Mackerel Sardine Calamari Wet Cat Food, 6 oz., Case of 8
Description
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Mercury-safe mackerel and sardine cutlets cooked in a tasty calamari broth
- - Grain free
- - High moisture to give cats the supplemental water they need
- - Complete and balanced for all life stages
- - Hand-packed
Specifications
| SKU | 2805267 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Flavor | Fish |
| Primary Brand | Tiki Cat |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 8 X 6 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | Yes |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Primary Flavor | Fish |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 8 X 3 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 8 X 2.5 IN |
| Width | 8 X 3 IN |
Ingredients
Mackerel, sardines, calamari broth, calamari, sunflower seed oil, locust bean gum, guar gum, choline chloride, xanthan gum, paprika, taurine, vitamin E supplement, zinc sulfate, iron sulfate, niacin (vitamin B3), thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1), potassium iodide, vitamin A supplement, calcium pantothenate, riboflavin supplement (vitamin B2), pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), copper sulfate, manganese sulfate, folic acid, vitamin D3 supplement, vitamin B12 supplement.
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein (min) 11%Crude Fat (min) 2%Crude Fiber (max) 0%Moisture (max) 84%Ash (min) DM 2.4% Calorie Content 694 Kcal/kg55 kcal/2.8oz can118 kcal/6oz can
Recommendations vary greatly, based on your cat's age, activity level and life stage. For adult cats, feed approximately 1-2 2.8 oz. cans per 7 lbs. bodyweight or 1 6 oz. can per 7 lbs. bodyweight. Serve at room temperature, and refrigerate any unused portion.
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A cat favorite
Spectra
No, I do not recommend this product.
10/10
lovedove22
No, I do not recommend this product.
Looks nasty but cat approved.
Spectra
Yes, I recommend this product.
Looks nasty but cat approved.
Spectra
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great look, cat didn’t like
Suprgal25
Yes, I recommend this product.
Tiki Cat fanatic
A Cruz
Yes, I recommend this product.
What a treat!
tina yuen
Yes, I recommend this product.
Not good for picky eaters!
CatLovingMom
No, I do not recommend this product.
Questions
I see no mention of guaranteed taurine levels.This neglect is a large part of the reason vets are telling cat owners to avoid grain free diets. Insufficient taurine translates to an increased level of heart disease. How much taurine is in there?
- It's RIGHT ON THE CAN.
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WHAT can I feed my cats, their wet food is suddenly "bad" and they won't touch it?
Hello, my cats are on a mix diet, wet food and kibbles. Is it okay to give their kibbles with some water mixed in at each meal. My female cat tends to eat her kibbles to fast and sometimes throws up so I thought this might help but wanted to make sure it was okay. They eat tiki cat wet food and natural balance LID salomn dry food.
My cat coughs up hairballs a few times a week and sometimes vomits undigested food after eating. He eats very quickly so I'm wondering if that's what could be causing the regurgitation. I feed him Royal Canin and Tiki Cat wet food in the morning and a mixture of Solid Gold wet food and Royal Canin dry food in the evening. He uses the litter box with no issues and drinks plenty of water. Is there any supplement I can give him or food that will help?
My cat is not eating her food. I tried 2 x dry food (she usually eats this) and 6 different canned food. The only thing she will not turn down and eat is tuna (made for humans).
I have tried a new food and my cat likes it. It is 'tuna in jelly', from Whiskas. One pouch of 85g, he eats almost all of it (leaves a little bit of it uneaten). I have seen on internet that tuna causes yellow fat disease. Can i feed it to him once a day? Also he is an adult cat. I don't know the exact age(i found him he was a stray and he's been with me ever since.) A picture of pack contents is attached.
Dear friends; my 15 y.o. cat is chronic renal. she takes 125 ml serum w/lactate every 48 hs. No appetite: I must feed her Recovery & AD 120 ml/day via a seringe in the mouth. The only food she will eat spontaneouly is ND tuna or tuna&salmon. I live in Brazil, these cans are imported, very expensive. The vet told not to feed commercial canned tuna for its sodium content. Question: what if I buy natural tuna or salmon at the fishmonger and give her? Thank you VERY much!
When I run out of cat food I give my cats either tuna in water or sardines in tomato sauce, whichever I happen to have on-hand. This happens about once every two months. Is there one of those I shouldn't give them? Or should I give them one over the other if I have both? They haven't had any I'll effects to either (and prefer sardines).
I have a 6 month old male kitten. He's my first male cat. As a way to increase his water intake, I've been adding sardine water, about 2 to 3 tablespoons with each meal. Here's the recipe for sardine water: Add a can of sardines packed in water with no salt to 2 cups of water. Bring to a boil, then simmer for 10 minutes. Spray to remove sardines from liquid. That's the liquid that I'm adding to his meals. Is this something that's okay to do?
My kitty has been a little fussy with her food. She used to eat wet food twice a day consistently. She started to reject it and the only thing that would entice her is sardines. I am wondering if it is okay to feed her sardines every day? I make sure to only feed her canned whole sardines in water with no salt or any other additives. Thanks for your advice!