Tiki Cat Silver Variety Pack, Immune System Support Formulated for Older Cats Aged 11+, Senior Wet Cat Food, 2.4 oz. Can (12 Count)

My cat wouldn't touch it but she is picky. It smells like human food not like cat food so it surprised me she didn't scarf it all down! I still believe this is a high quality product and worth the cost.

It's a good product but you need to introduce it slowly to your cat instead of all at once.

My kitty had an upset tummy. The Tiki gave him relief for a reasonable price.

This brand seems very hit or miss with my cats. Very expensive to do trial and error but here I am because the food looks pretty identifiable and I like its non-gmo. They LOVE the ones they love and despise the others…. One of my cats physically runs away and shoots me the “how could you do this to me” look. They like the “premium tuna” varieties but again not this chicken. Trying the senior cat variety box so I can determine the rejects and buy the desired flavors. Costs a lot with this elimination diet method. Nut opening this can and seeing it like THIS! This was how it was as I opened it. I took this picture without removing any food from the cat. SUPER Disappointed to find this really expensive can food and have it be half water…… very disappointed. Also this is one of the hated flavors.

What a waste of money! Disgusting product. I bought it for a cat with medical issues who loves the broth part of cans but he won’t even sniff this twice. Put it out for other cats and it’s still there. None of the cats will eat it.

My two senior cats liked this one the first couple of days I fed it to them, then in typical cat fashion, turned their nose up at it.

Background: My cat has IBD and CKD. She's been losing weight for a year. I believe her previous food caused this because her IBD may have been triggered by chicken, the food was low in calories, and all the calories were protein. I switched my cat to Tiki Cat Silver Tuna and Mackerel which has a more calories per can, good amount of fat, and lower phosphorus. The protein and phosphorus level is still too high for a cat with CKD, but good for healthy cats. I'm mixing in 1.5 Tbsp prescription kidney kibble (Purina Pro-Plan NF that she hated on its own), blended to powder. That adds more fat, some carbs, and less phosphorus to the mixture. She loves the mixture. It's a good ratio of protein, fat, and carbs. The prescription food also includes some form of "appetite enhancer". She's put on 1/2 pound in 2 weeks. I assume some of that is food in her intestines or water weight, but at least some of that is probably healthy weight gain.

My cat doesn't drink a lot of water and this food is shredded chicken which she loves and broth which gives her extra liquid. It also has some pumpkin in it which may help digestion. She loves it and she's pretty fussy.

For a variety pack, the flavours aren’t equally included. There were only 2 of the salmon chicken mousse, 4 of the tuna mackerel and the rest were chicken. It would have been nice to have an equal number of each flavour. I hope it agrees with my cats. One of the flavours has coconut oil in it which I’m not sure is appropriate for cats. To update after feeding to my 3 cats (two are 10 yrs and one is 13), all three loved this food. They gobbled up their dinners and licked their bowls clean. So I guess I’ll be buying this more often.

Cost a lot for 12 tiny cans

Cans are filled with liquid, food is definitely not like the images on each can. Cans aren’t even. My cat didn’t like eat any and I tried to the very last can. He isn’t picky neither, just like for him to try varieties. Waste of $40.

My older male cat (11yrs) is now eating 1-2 cans a day and after a month.. he is doing wonderful. I highly recommend this brand! Low phosphorus is great for them too.

Was not pleased that the variety there was Salmon&Chicken 2 Chicken 5 Tuna& Mackerel5 total 12 cans I should have been 3 of each kind When you reorder you will have more chicken