Friskies Prime Filets is generally well-liked by cats, especially ferals. However, there are concerns about inconsistencies in texture and gravy amounts. Overall, it's a good option for those looking for a reasonably priced canned cat food.
Boxes and cans can arrive damaged.
Prevention: Better packaging during shipping can help mitigate.
Cats, especially ferals, love the taste of this food.
Many reviewers find that the price is reasonable for the quality.
The texture of the filets can vary widely, from small chunks to large pieces.
Some buyers have reported receiving damaged boxes of canned goods.
Factors: not mentioned
Yes, the product caters to various dietary needs, including feral, pickle yet indoors cats.
"MEOW MEOW MEOW THE FERAL CATS HAVE BECOME VERY FINIKY,IMAGINE THAT!!! BUT FRISKY'S HAS WON OVER THEIR TASTEBUDS. SEAFOOD SENSATIONS AND MEOW MIX/TENDER CENTERS DO IT IN THE HARD FOOD. IN CANNED FOOD I FEED PATE TO MOST THE FERALS AND A FEW WITH BAD TEETH, PREFER THE SHREDS OR THE FILETS. TY FRISKY'S..."
"I received another damaged box of canned goods. May I suggest you use more packaging paper. Instead of one piece across the top maybe more on the sides. That seems to be where the damage gets done. Damaged cans were not on top."
If you're looking for a reasonably priced canned cat food that your cat will generally enjoy, Friskies Prime Filets is a solid choice. Just be aware of the potential inconsistencies in the product.
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