Purina Fancy Feast Kitten Tender Turkey Feast Wet Kitten Food Pate - (Pack of 24) 3 oz. Cans

Bought this item for some outdoor kittens to ensure they were getting the nutrition they needed. They loved the taste and it was quite adorable.

My kittens Trax (pictured after eating dinner and ready for a nap with a full belly) and his sister Bella LOVE when it's breakfast & di ner time! The vet who runs the rescue I adopted the kittens from started them on the turkey so I bought a case the day I adopted them and it arrived before the free smiles ran out. I also bought a case of chicken they love as well. Bella and Trax seem to love the taste and freshness of the food, and I love the value I get buying in bulk from Amazon!

I buy this for the more limited ingredients. My picky eaters like it well enough and it's less pricey than the indie brands.

Kittens Love it!

This is on the "need" list for an animal shelter we support in another state. We used this kitten food when we found a two-day-old kitten, after he got big enough to eat on his own. I try to feed kitten food, wet & dry, since they are specifically aimed at the baby kitties and their dietary needs. He's now 7 years old, so I'd say it helped him grow up healthy & strong. I do know our older cats wanted to woof down this food, but they only got the left-overs once the baby kitty had eaten his fill, so it'll be eaten by all ages.

Fancy Feast kitten food is a decent, affordable option. It’s not my #1 pick but it’s the best option at its price point. The artificial flavors is quite high on the ingredients list and seem “junky” to me. The meat byproducts is also concerning since I don’t know the actual protein. This could be a problem if your cat develops food allergies. I also just like to know exactly what I’m feeding my cat. My kitten was weaned on Fancy Feast before I got her and fortunately hasn’t any issues with it but I also supplement her food with higher quality (aka more expensive) brands such as the Wellness Core, Orijen and Instinct kitten foods to give her better nutrition and expand her palate while saving a little money. I don’t want her to get addicted to artificial flavors just as I don’t want that for my kids.I will eventually transition her off the Fancy Feast but I would definitely recommend Fancy Feast if it’s all you can afford and/or you’re feeding a lot of kittens. It’s just unfortunate that higher quality cat food isn’t cheap, especially for kittens who need to eat so much. I recommend Fancy Feast over Purina Pro Plan, which has too many carbs.

Was worried about which wet food to get my new kitten because of how little she is, but I bought her this kind and she eats every drop of it every time I put it on her plate! She loves it! It's keeping her well fed and hydrated and she can't get enough of it. Any time she cries it's the only thing that can get her to quiet down haha Definitely would recommend to anyone out there looking for kitten wet food who are unsure of which brand to get like I was. This one is safe and apparently tasty!

Throughout the year I foster kittens with my local animal shelter and as we all know pet food can be very expensive. While I would love to provide all my fosters with the healthiest wet food, unfortunately it is not in my budget. This flavor is the cleanest and healthiest in my opinion for my foster kittens. When they are around 5-6 weeks old I usually introduce them to wet food and this Fancy Feast case helps me feed 6 hungry kittens. I have given my fosters the other Fancy Feast kitten flavor "classic pate" and unfortunately it has made them all sick with diarrhea. The turkey flavor seems to be the best!