Comments on: Fancy Feast Gourmet Cat Food, 3-Flavor Seafood Variety Pack, 3-Ounce Cans

By: Robin Howard

Robin Howard — Sun, 02 May 2010 16:35:53 +0000

If you are going to serve your feline wet cat food, I think this is the Cat's paws.
My male shorthair absolutely loves Fancy Feast Seafood.

The seller was so prompt that the "complete purchase" button had hardly been clicked on my pc when
the order arrived at the door.

Thank you. I'll definitely order from this seller again. Rating: 5 / 5

By: Dwight Anderson

Dwight Anderson — Sun, 02 May 2010 15:37:51 +0000

My 16 year old cat had been on dry food since I adopted her from the shelter 13 years ago. A couple of years or so ago she became very finicky and refused her regular brand. I then switched her to an ‘all natuaral’ version by the same maker. She did fine on that for awhile then out of the blue she’d have nothing more to do with it. I decided to give wet food a go. As she’s becoming more&more picky in her golden years that was a hit&miss ordeal. Seems as fast as I’d stock up on her favorite variety of a brand she’d decide she didn’t want it anymore. Every other day I’d have to trek out to the store(in the harsh Michigan winter no less)to find something to feed her. I finally decided to pick up a few cans of Fancy Feast at CVS. I had steered clear of FF because of the high price of those tiny cans. Since I was desperate to get food into kitty I caved. I bought every different variety my local CVS had on the shelf. She didn’t want the flaked variety. She wouldn’t touch the shredded meals. She loved the food in the gravy,actually she only loved the gravy. Finally I opened up a can of the Salmon and prayed for the best. To my relief she inhaled every bit of it and meowed for more. I moved on to the Cod,Shrimp,&Salmon and got the same positive response. She flipped over the Ocean Whitefish flavor.

Hallelulah! I’d hit paydirt!!

I don’t have a car at present and the trips to the store in a quest to find these 3 flavors of Fancy Feast got tiresome. I decided to use Amazon’s Subscribe&Save option. What a life saver that is. I placed the order and received kitty’s food in a couple a days. The next month I got an email saying the order was shipping and it arrived a few days later. The service is convienent and the price I pay through Amazon is a few dollars less than I was paying per case at the store,not to mention I didn’t have to trek off to the store and haul the food home. It came right to my door without fail.

The one problem I ran into is my dear feline friend decided she no longer cares for the Ocean Whitefish or Cod/Shrimp/Salmon flavor. The stray cats outside can’t thank her enough for her pickiness lol.

She still loves the Salmon flavor and the Salmon&Shrimp feast. Sadly Amazon doesn’t offer the latter on the Subscibe&Save plan so I had to cancel my order here and order through Petco. Petco costs a little more but as we cat owners know we have to do what the ‘boss’ tells us to do
Rating: 5 / 5

By: Jaime Mas

Jaime Mas — Sun, 02 May 2010 13:30:26 +0000

This was the only wet food my two cats were happy to eat. If it wasn’t for the fact that they are now eating prescription food, I would still be buying it for them and I hope, at some point, I can again.
Rating: 4 / 5

By: Cat feeder

Cat feeder — Sun, 02 May 2010 13:07:49 +0000

There are 3 flavors – both my cats loved one flavor (whitefish), one would eat all flavors (though not happy about the salmon), and one cat rejected 2 out of 3. The can size is perfect for picky cats – less waste.
Rating: 3 / 5

By: billjenh

billjenh — Sun, 02 May 2010 12:49:12 +0000

At $16.49 a case, that’s $.68 a can. NOT a deal. Even if you sign up to have this product delivered regularly for $14.02, that’s still $.58 a can, which is still no bargain. PetsMart sells this product for $.53 if you have a PetPerks card; Walmart sells it for $.53 period. If you live in an area that has no Walmart or PetsMart, I suggest shopping around a bit — there’s bound to be a better deal somewhere on the Internet.
Rating: 2 / 5