Tuna Formula in Gravy
Category: Wet Food
Category: Wet Food
Our kitten actually doesn't love dry food, but she devours the gravy from this tuna formula. I'm impressed it's wild-caught tuna, not some mystery fish, and the added fish oil seems to make her coat shinier. Even our picky eater licks the bowl clean.
My kitten, who usually turns her nose up at wet food, actually licked the bowl clean after I tried this tuna in gravy. The added fish oil is a nice bonus since I've been worried about her getting enough healthy fats.
The gravy is just the right consistency for her tiny teeth, and she licks the bowl clean every time. I've noticed her coat looks shinier since switching to this, probably from the added fish oil.
My kitten devours every bite of this tuna in gravy, especially the tender shreds. I love that it's packed with extra fish oil and moisture to support her growth. She's already more energetic and her coat looks silkier after just a week.
I was a little worried about the texture, but the gravy is just the right consistency for a kitten—plenty of moisture without being too watery. My little guy gobbled it up and has been extra playful since his meal.
Our picky kitten actually cleaned her bowl for the first time with this tuna in gravy. The added fish oil seems to really bring out the flavor, and the moisture content keeps her hydrated.
The gravy is just the right consistency—not too thick—and our picky eater actually cleaned the bowl. I love that it has added fish oil for their coat, and the portion size seems perfect for a small kitten.
Our kitten usually snubs anything with gravy, but she licked the bowl clean of this tuna formula. Love that the fish oil keeps her coat looking shiny.
Our finicky little guy, who mostly prefers dry food, actually cleaned his bowl of this tuna gravy. I love that it has added fish oil for his coat and development. The gravy is just the right consistency for a kitten's tiny mouth.
The gravy is just thick enough that it doesn't run off the food, and my kitten goes straight for the tuna pieces first. She’s been finishing every bowl without coaxing.