Customer Reviews

Fancy Feast Appetizers for Cats, Chicken & Beef, 2-Ounce Tubs (Pack of 12)

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I have two cats and they are both addicted to the Fancy Feast appetizers. What a mistake it was to buy this food as now they don't want anything else! It is so expensive. Ugh! They could both easily eat 3 of those little plastic tubs a day (let's see that's about $240.00 amonth if I get it on sale). Do they put heroine (just kidding) in this food or what? I can't figure out what makes this food so desirable. My cats would rather eat this than fresh roast chicken or salmon. Makes me wonder. Also, in reading another review, I note that it appears that this food does not to meet all the daily nutrional requirements for cats so though the cats may want to make a steady diet of this food, it apparently is not a good idea. I going to take a look at the Fancy Feast website and see what it says regarding the nutrition. These are not really appetizers in the traditional sense since once the cats have eaten the appetizers it spoils their appetite for anything else but yet they are not filled up-- they just want more.

My cat loves these. Reading the label isn't terrifying either, which I like. I like seeing water and a meat as the first ingredients on a food package. However, they are really expensive for such a small amount of food. I could probably give my cat three of these a day. Also, according to the Fancy Feast website, this food doesn't meet the AAFCO Nutritional standards (I am assuming that because it says when they do... which is about for every other food.)

I subscribe, but she only gets these as a treat every once in awhile. I try not to let her think she'll be fed more than twice a day. I really like to have my pet sitters use these as she loves them so much, and thus will be nicer to the people taking care of her.

Great supplemental food, BUT...

READ THE LABEL: "Fancy Feast Appetizers are intended for SUPPLEMENTAL FEEDING ONLY. This product may be fed daily along with a complete and balanced cat food diet."

DO NOT FEED this as only food source for your cat. These DO NOT contain a very necessary ingredient, TAURINE. Feeding processed/canned or even home-cooked meats and fish to cats requires Taurine as the cooking process destroys Taurine. Lack of Taurine is known to cause eye and heart problems in cats. . Do some research on Taurine! It's in all cat food, by law. I don't know how Fancy Feast got away with omitting it. They assume all cat owners read labels....so not true.

I love cats so here to give a head's up to those who intend to use this as the main source of their cat's diet...

Our very spoiled Persian cats like this wet food. Convenient to get via Amazon and especially with the Subscribe and Save option. They have not gotten tired of it as of yet (already 6 months).

Wow, Our kitty " Callie loves these, But I feed her a spoonful {a big one} at a time and thats it. I leave her dry food down so she can have it when she wants it, I get the fancy feast in the color bags{ green is seafood blend, pinkie-red is filet mignon blend, etc} These use to be 3 ounces, when we first tried them, Which means I will buy less. It never seems to fail, when money is tight these {CEO'S}people take product away, and the price goes up, not down.Soooooooo, All in-all, these are great but not the less amount, or the cost, use sparingly more as a treat than a meal. These are all we feed her in the wet, lol { she licks the broth first, then goes for the food, it is funny to us} but we adopted her off the street, we took her to the vet, and she is in perfect health.. ;-)

In the store the price is $1.28 ea, much less than what is being charged here and there are no shipping charges! However, my cat loves them and won't eat anything else...he is evidently spoiled. They also come in different flavors. If you can afford them, my cat recommends them.