Purina Fancy Feast Pate Wet Cat Food Variety Pack, Savory Centers Pate With a Gravy Center - (2 Packs of 12) 3 oz. Pull-Top Cans

My extremely finicky cat, who hated moist cat food for the longest time, devours this and asks for it every day in the morning and evening. She had lost some weight and has now gained some back. Her coat is shiny and soft. The quality is good and I think it's well worth the money. There's not a lot of smell from it after opening the can. I also have another cat that I feed it too. He loves it as well. Sometimes he saves some for about an hour, and I never smell it in my house. It's nice and thick and has to be taken out of the can with a spoon.

You know how it goes: You find your feline friend his (mine's a rescue boy named Puddin' Pi, previously "Scratches", which was *clearly* incorrect, so I'll be using the male gender, even though he's fixed) favourite tinned food, stock up and then his nose is turned up.Well, in times like these, when you're lucky to find any tinned food, let alone the brand he likes, or the Holy Grail of type and even particular flavour, you do the very thing you swear you would never do, and empty the shelves of said product.I didn't! In fact, I offered some to my upstairs neighbours when Pi was having a change of heart toward this (TBH) true love of his. It was random and lasted about three days. Hysterical. The boy came to me at four years old and it took him almost a year to trust me enough to sit on me, and months before he would let me touch him for more than a few seconds. So, he is slow with his affections and can still be a tad skittish, or has a sense of humour.Apparently, the upstairs cats will now eat nothing but this. Ooops! Although I dislike plastic, I have bought other FF products that come in such containers, as canned foods have become harder to find locally, for at least a year. I tried giving these to Pi, but his heart is with the Savory Centers.Pi doesn't mind a different type for a palate cleanse now and then, or tolerates it. I have a bowl of high quality dry food down at all times, and then he likes me to give him small amounts of the wet food at a time. It's a bit like having water from a tap, rather than a bowl, I suppose.It took me a while to figure out what worked for him, and I'd much rather serve him amuse bouche amounts throughout the day, than plop down the whole tin/plastic container and then have to deal with the slowly crisping results left behind. I'm on an extremely limited income, and before I understood Pi's preferred servings, it was hard to watch my non disposable income turn into inedible cat food rocks.Did I mention I'm a vegetarian, and that my beloved dog died, so nobody else would be eating up petrified cat food? You *know* Pi isn't even worth mentioning here! (And yet, here I am)!Anyway, I have a couple of cases of "other" food in my pantry, in case the supply chains get completely shut down. I open one now and then, and Pi obliges, by eating sub par (in his far more developed palate than mine) food for a day. Or, at least pushing each wee serving around his plate with his tongue and giving it a polite nibble, before shaking a rear leg at it and then dashing off to bop at a toy mouse.But, basically, what makes him actually vocalise his happiness, is when I crack open a tin of Savory Centers, and slice out a third for his dining pleasure. He pops up on his rear legs as I lean down with his plate, and mews the sweetest little sound, that fills me with joy.Because our companion animals bring us so much pleasure in this seriously confusing and too often dark and depressing world, it's fantastic to have something we can rely on, if only for a while, that we know makes them happy. So, I'd say you should buy some for your familiar, but just don't empty the shelves! Not all of us have the money to do that, and more important, it's really not fair to do that, as it's creating a shortage that may not even exist, and then we have price gouging.Buy a case, or a few tins, and hey, if your familiar doesn't like it, then donate to a shelter, or to needy neighbours like mine...they are teachers, need I say more? Fancy Feast makes great products, so I don't need to say anything about that, right? My late cat, Jammy Dodger, loved a completely different line of their food, but Pi is a gravy boy, so, between the lava cake type center and the pate style; this is his favourite food.For now!

Our cat loves this premium thick food , the variety, the texture, and the gravy. They come in the perfect portion size for our 2 year old cat and ahe likes the smell. The nutrients value is good too.

Our fussy calico loves this pate.

All of my cats (especially my picky one) loves this. I do wish it were cheaper. I use to be able to get this at $25-28 but now it's regularly at least $30+

GRAVY CENTERS ARE CAT FAVORITE IN MY HOUSE!This package was cheaper than my usual vendor and I am looking at buying from Amazon. I like the shipping and delivery process!

Poison killed my pet!

My elderly cat was having issues with constipation so I switched from regular Fancy Feast Gravy Lovers to the Savory Centers variety to get a bit more liquid into his diet (together with 1/4 tsp of Miralax sprinkled on top, haha). Mission accomplished, and he really does love it! In addition to the "savory center" of gravy, the pate itself is more moist so my cat eats the whole thing, whereas with the Gravy Lovers he would often just lick the gravy and leave the rest.