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Tiki cat treats have quickly become my cats’ favorites. The wet treats, mousse treats, and soft & chewy treats are all hits. The stix mousse cat treats, especially tuna and chicken, are perfect for rewards or snack time. The tummy topper pumpkin & wheatgrass cat treat is fun for sprinkling over Kirkland Signature or Pure Cravings wet food. Even the baby mini treats get devoured. Tiki cat treats feel wholesome, mostly grainfree, and flavorful. My cats get so excited at treat time, and I love seeing them enjoy healthy snacks that I feel good about giving.
My Maine Coon loves Wildology wet cat food. I started with the Climb chicken & turkey meal and added some pouches for variety. Ingredients in Wildology cat food are clean mainly real meat, little filler, and added nutrients. Hairball control is noticeable; he’s coughing up less hair. I buy mostly on Chewy and occasionally local stores, though selection is limited. Compared to Pure Cravings and Nutra Nuggets, Wildology seems more nutrient-dense. I feel comfortable feeding it long-term. It’s more expensive, but the results in my cat’s coat and digestion are worth it.
Has anyone else noticed that their cats eat smaller portions of Dr. Elsey’s dry cat food but stay full longer? I think it’s because of the protein levels. I used to feed Kirkland Signature Cat Food, and they were constantly hungry. Now with Dr. Elsey’s, their weight is stable, and energy levels are great. I buy it from Petco when it’s on sale.
Nine months feeding Purina Naturals and experience has been adequately positive. My cat maintains healthy condition with acceptable coat, good digestion, appropriate energy. The natural line from major brand delivers cleaner ingredients at reasonable price. Not boutique natural brand romance but practical natural feeding with major company reliability.
Purina’s resources allow natural formulation with consistent quality control and universal availability. For people wanting natural ingredients but preferring established companies over boutique brands, Naturals represents practical middle choice. The manufacturing scale ensures consistent production and easy restocking. Not exciting or trendy but solid functional natural option.
Sometimes practical accessibility matters more than boutique appeal when feeding cats daily. Worth considering if you want natural ingredients with major brand backing at reasonable price with universal availability.
TINY TIGER VS FANCY FEAST (sister brands!):
Both made by Purina, very similar formulas:
Tiny Tiger wins for:
WAY cheaper price!
Same quality ingredients
Better value for money
Perfect for multi-cat homesFancy Feast wins for:
More flavor varieties available
Easier to find (sold everywhere)
Fancier packaging lol
More specialty formulasHonest verdict: They’re basically the same food! Tiny Tiger is Fancy Feast for discount stores! If you can find Tiny Tiger, buy it and save money! If not available, Fancy Feast is the next best thing! Both totally fine! 🐱💙
Word of warning friends!! ⚠️ These cans are SMALL so make sure you’re reading the ounces before you buy! I made the mistake of thinking they were regular sized cans and was shocked when I opened the package lol. They’re 1.4oz which is perfect for toppers but NOT enough for a full meal for most cats! I learned this the hard way when my cat finished his can in like 30 seconds and looked at me like “um… where’s the rest??” 😂 Just manage your expectations! They’re meant to be supplements or toppers, not complete meals (unless you’re feeding like 3-4 cans per day which would get crazy expensive!). Just a heads up! 💙
