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Tried Fussie Cat lickable treats with my picky kitty, and she went wild! Usually, she sniffs Kirkland Signature dry food and slowly picks at Nature’s Domain wet meals, but these puree tubes got her full attention. The texture is creamy and easy to serve, perfect for older cats or those with sensitive teeth. I usually portion one tube as a treat or topper for Nutra Nuggets meals, and it keeps her engaged. Chicken flavor is her favorite, though I’ve also tried tuna and salmon. Great for bonding and quick snack time.
I picked up Sheba meaty tender sticks chicken cat treats for both my cats, and they adore them. The texture is soft but meaty, which is perfect for my older cat. I combine them with Pure Cravings wet food to keep things interesting. The Sheba meaty tender sticks variety pack cat treats offers several flavors like tuna and whitefish, and both cats get excited. I also use travelfriendly Sheba salmon flavored cat treats when we go on short trips. Honestly, these are my goto snacks for picky or finicky cats.
Costco’s wet cat food is surprisingly decent. I grabbed their chunks in gravy and some Sheba cat food from Costco too. My cats can be picky, but they finish every bite. The price per can is way better than Petco or Chewy, which is a bonus. I even mix in some Kirkland dry cat food for texture. Honestly, Costco cat food feels like a solid maintenance food my adult cats are healthy and happy. I’m curious if anyone else feeds the salmon option regularly? It’s their favorite so far.
I started feeding my indoor adult cats 9 Lives Cat Food, and they enjoy the Daily Essentials dry food. I add a little 9 Lives wet canned cat food on top for extra flavor, and it makes mealtime exciting. Digestion is smooth, and there are no leftovers. I also tried mixing a bit of Pure Cravings or Nature’s Domain, but they still go for the 9 Lives first. It’s easy to portion and budget-friendly, making it a good daily option, especially for cats that aren’t picky but enjoy variety.
Koha canned cat food feels premium for the price. The cans open cleanly, and the contents actually look like real meat instead of mush. My cats love the duck flavor from their limited ingredient line it’s rich and juicy. I also noticed less shedding since switching to Koha cat food, which is a big plus. I like that the brand is transparent about ingredients. My only complaint is that it’s hard to find in local stores, so I usually have to order online.
