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My cat is obsessed with Fussie Cat puree cat treats. Normally she sniffs Nutra Nuggets or Pure Cravings wet meals, but the creamy texture keeps her fully engaged. I like using the squeeze-up packs as a topper for her Kirkland Signature dry food. Portioning is simpleone tube at a time works perfectly. Chicken flavor is her favorite, though salmon is also popular. Mess is minimal, and it’s great for bonding or rewarding good behavior. Definitely a go-to for fussy cats or picky eaters in indoor households.
My picky queen refuses almost every snack, but shockingly she liked the IAMS cat treats chicken flavor. I only give a few since I never know how many IAMS treats to feed my cat without overdoing it, especially with the hairball formulas. I alternate between IAMS treats for cats and Nutra Nuggets dry food because she gets bored easily. No issues with stomach upset so far, and thank goodness the IAMS cat dental treats still seem to be made. I’d be sad if those ever disappeared because they’ve actually helped with her breath.
My cat has been on Crave cat food for a few months, and it’s really helped her maintain a healthy weight. I use the indoor adult cat food formula, and sometimes mix in salmon or chicken wet food. Crave cat food is easy to find nearby, and I can also get it on Amazon if needed. Honestly, it seems better than some higher priced brands I’ve tried before. She even perks up at mealtime and finishes everything in her bowl, which wasn’t always the case with other dry foods like Kirkland or Pure Cravings.
My indoor cat has been eating Purina One Cat Food for a few months now, and she really enjoys it. I mix a little wet Purina One Tender Selects for variety, and it keeps her excited at mealtime. Digestion seems smooth, and her coat looks healthier. I’ve tried Pro Plan dry and Beyond wet, but she goes for the One first. The urinary tract health formula is also great for older cats. Price is reasonable, and it’s easy to portion for multiple meals a day. Definitely worth trying if you want reliable daily food.
I tried Tiny Tiger cat food after reading a few mixed opinions online, and I’d say it’s pretty average. The wet food smells fine and looks appetizing, but one of my cats loves it while the other completely ignores it. The pate texture is smooth, maybe too soft for cats who prefer chunks. I might try the grain free line next to see if that makes a difference. It’s budget friendly, though, so it’s a decent option if you’re feeding multiple cats on a budget.
