Tiny Tiger Grain-Free Pate is a hit with both picky and non-picky cats. The variety pack offers different flavors that keep cats engaged. However, there are some concerns about dented cans and shipping issues.
Occasional issues with bug infestations in cans
Prevention: Check for signs of damage before feeding
Cats enjoy the different flavors in the variety pack
Veterinarians note cats are very healthy while eating this food
Good for cats with sensitive stomachs
Variety pack offers multiple flavors in one purchase
Delivery problems such as heavy boxes being left by mailboxes
Dented cans are frequently reported in deliveries
Occasionally some cans contain dead bugs
Problems with auto-ship, duplicate orders, and billing discrepancies
Yes, many reviewers mention that their cats with sensitive stomachs tolerated this food well.
Yes, some reviewers have reported issues with heavy boxes being left by mailboxes and dented cans, even some complained of bugs in the cans
Yes, many picky cats enjoy this variety of flavors
"One of our kitties will eat anything and the other is very picky. The one who eats anything typically gets sick of pate quickly and the picky one often wants nothing to do with it, but both of them come back enthusiastically for this 'Tiny Tigers' food. One of the Chewy representatives actually sugg..."
"I'm a recently widowed older woman and I can't lift heavy boxes up three flights of stairs."
If you're looking for a grain-free canned cat food that your feline friends will love, Tiny Tiger is a great choice. Just be mindful of potential shipping issues and dented cans.
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