Tiki Cat Luau Velvet Mousse Chicken & Salmon Complete & Balanced Wet Cat Food, 2.8 oz., Case of 12

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Tiki Cat Luau Velvet Mousse Chicken & Salmon Complete & Balanced Wet Cat Food, 2.8 oz., Case of 12

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Tender chicken, wild Alaskan salmon, chicken broth and sunflower oil blended into an indulgent, creamy mousse.

- Grain free, carbohydrate free
- High moisture to give cats the supplemental water they need
- Hand-packed in a human-grade facility
- Complete and balanced for all life stages

Specifications

SKU	2795847
Lifestage	All Lifestages
Primary Flavor	Chicken
Primary Brand	Tiki Cat
Days to Ship	Ships Next Business Day
Weight	12 X 2.8 OZ

Additional Features

Grain Free	Yes
Personalized Item flag	No
Primary Flavor	Chicken
Lifestage	All Lifestages

Item Dimensions

Length	12 X .5 IN
Height	12 X 6.5 IN
Width	12 X 3.75 IN

Ingredients

Chicken broth, chicken, salmon, dried egg, sunflower oil, tricalcium phosphate, xanthan gum, potassium chloride, choline chloride, magnesium sulfate, taurine, zinc amino acid chelate, iron amino acid chelate, vitamin E supplement, ascorbic acid (source of vitamin C), thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1), niacin (vitamin B3), manganese amino acid chelate, vitamin A supplement, copper amino acid chelate, calcium iodate, calcium pantothenate, sodium selenite, riboflavin supplement (vitamin B2), vitamin B12 supplement, pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), folic acid, vitamin D3 supplement, biotin, vitamin K3 supplement.

Guaranteed Analysis

Crude Protein (min) 12.0%, Crude Fat (min) 2.0%, Crude Fiber (max) 1.0%, Moisture (max) 80.0%, Ash (min) DM 2.0%. Calorie Content 1016 kcal/kg81 kcal/pouch

Recommendations vary greatly, based on your cat's age, activity level and life stage. For adult cats, feed approximately two pouches per day per 7 lbs. of body weight. Serve at room temperature, and refrigerate any unused portion.

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7 out of 24 (29%) reviewers recommend this product

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We have (used to have) 2 cats. Our son’s cat had FIV which recently turned to Feline AIDS. The other cat is perfectly healthy. It got to the point where our son’s cat quit taking in food, which is typical in the end stages. We figured that (along with all the other things that go into Feline AIDS) the amount of plaque on his teeth and the sores in his mouth made eating entirely unbearable for him. So we bought him a packet of Tiki Cat Luau Velvet Mousse in different flavors in hopes that the texture would allow him to take in some sort of energy. To give him a few more days. He wouldn’t eat it. Instead of allowing him to starve to death, my son had him humanely euthanized. The next day, I put the packet of Chicken and Salmon into the surviving cat’s food bowl. She took one sniff and walked away. I mixed some of her regular food in with the Tiki stuff. She walked away again. Our son’s cat was dying so we figured his turning down the Tiki mousse came down to discomfort. Our other cat, however, will get into the trash, she will push the top off the used hamburger grease container, dip her paw into it and lick the grease off (never caught her but have seen the signs). She’ll walk up to her empty food bowl and lick it because it SMELLS like food. But she refuses to have anything to do with Tiki Luau. I can’t recommend it. Not for a dying cat’s last meal, or a healthy cats’s Wednesday evening dinner.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Doesn’t smell bad and my two cats eat it up without even glancing up from the bowl! I like to mix a bit of water to thin it just a bit.