Chicken & Tuna Formula in Gravy


Category: Aliments humides


Category: Aliments humides
My senior cat, who’s been a picky eater lately, actually cleans her bowl now thanks to the soft shreds of chicken breast and that gravy. I’m also happy knowing the pumpkin is in there for her digestion.
The gravy-to-shred ratio is perfect for my picky 14-year-old—he licks the bowl clean every time. The green-lipped mussel addition is a nice bonus for his aging joints.
My senior cat devours the shreds, and I'm loving that the green-lipped mussel is in there for his joints. The gravy texture keeps him hydrated better than pâté ever did.
I noticed the green-lipped mussel in the ingredients, and since my senior cat has been slowing down, I hoped it might help with her joints. She lapped up the gravy first, which is always a good sign with her.
My old picky eater actually finished the whole serving, which never happens with other wet foods. I love that the pumpkin is in there for her digestion.
I noticed the green-lipped mussel ingredient, which seems to help my senior cat move around more easily after meals. The gravy texture is just right for her aging teeth, and she finishes every bowl.
Our 12-year-old gobbles this up, especially the shreds of chicken breast. I love that the pumpkin and green-lipped mussel are added for senior health. It’s a win- win so far.
I was pleasantly surprised that our picky 14-year-old actually finished an entire serving for the first time in weeks. The gravy texture seemed to make it easier for her to eat, and those green-lipped mussel pieces are a nice extra.
Our senior cat finally licks the bowl clean, and I love that the green-lipped mussel supports her joints. The shreds are easy for her to chew, and the gravy keeps her hydrated.
My 11-year-old usually turns his nose up at wet food, but he licked the bowl clean with this one. The shreds of chicken are so soft and easy for him to eat. It's great knowing he's getting the extra pumpkin to help his digestion.