Fussie Cat Fine Dining Pate Tuna with Shrimp Entrée Wet Cat Food, 2.82-oz can, case of 24
In a Nutshell
- Mixed reviews on taste and texture
- Some cats love it, others refuse to eat it
- Consistency and scent issues reported
- Price and quality concerns mentioned
Quick Verdict
The cats seem to either love it or absolutely hate it.The reviews are mixed on whether the cats liked or hated the product. Some cats loved it, while others refused to eat it.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Taste (2)
Some cats find the taste appealing.
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Quality (2)
Adds bone which increases cat appetite.
Cons
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Taste (4) major
Many cats do not like the taste or smell.
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Consistency (3) major
The food is too thick and glue-like, causing cats to vomit.
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Scent (1) major
The strong scent may cause cats to avoid it.
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Receptiveness of cats (3) major
The cats will not eat the product despite price penalty.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cat owners with finicky eaters — Some cats are apparently indesensitive to not wanting to eat this food.
✗ Skip If
- • Cat with sensitive stomach — High incidence of vomiting and lack of interest in eating.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"Our grey tabby cat Frisk will never ever finish wet food: be it chunky, flake, or even pate. He’d sniff and take a few bite then just walk away and start meowing for food. My GF and I tried so many brands, we finally found this brand and a specific flavor Frisk will actually finish eating. (he can..."
"It was like glue. My cat threw it up right away. Giving g it to a shelter. Chewy refunded my mo ey."
Bottom Line
If your cat likes tuna and shimp, it's worth a try. But if your cat is picky, you might want to consider other options if they're comfortable eating it.