Fussie Cat Premium Tuna with Ocean Fish in Aspic Wet Cat Food receives mixed reviews. Some cats love it, while others refuse to eat it. The pouches are generally preferred over cans, but texture and packaging issues are noted. Overall, it's a good option for picky cats but may require trial and error.
Several cats, including those known for being very selective, seem to enjoy the taste and texture.
Pouches are easier to handle and prefered over cans, even though cleaning is needed.
Many cats refuse to eat the food, even when mixed with other foods.
The food contains dark, bloodline parts of the fish that many cats refuse to eat, requiring removal by the owner.
Factors: Cats acceptance, Lack of preservatives, Packing
Yes, at least 2 customers had their 21-year-old cat be interested to consume product.
"This is the first brand that I’ve reordered. I bought the ones with tuna and salmon. I’m really excited that there’s actually something that she enjoys. I guess she’s learned to read and knew that a fussy cat needs ‘fussie cat’ food! It’s been wonderful having Chewy with me on my se..."
"I guess my cats are too picky or spoiled. I though they would love it and I even tried mixing it but they won't eat it - not even the feral kittens."
Fussie Cat Premium Tuna with Ocean Fish in Aspic Wet Cat Food is a decent choice for picky cats but requires a trial period to determine acceptance. The pouches offer convenience, but be prepared for potential waste due to selective eating habits.
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