This is the only thing that my two boys agree on! My cat Raji is a rescued street cat and he absolutely loves anything fancy feast, on the other hand my other boy Sydney is very finicky, what a surprise! He has definite likes and dislikes and he will turn his nose up at anything other than beef fancy feast. Both of my cats are very healthy and happy I occasionally switch to dry food once in a while (also fancy feast) they both seem to really enjoy the flavor no stomach issues at all. My only complaint and why I minused a star is that it never really goes on sale, and the portions could be a bit bigger. Happy cat, happy life 😺 😊 [brand:fancy-feast]

Best brand out there.

Have no idea about the taste or quality myself, but my cat LOVES it and that's all that matters. She's very picky and will walk away from her dish if she's not pleased. Fancy Feast has been the ONLY cat food, both dry and wet, that she will eat consistently, with out fail...and I've tried some pretty expensive brands. I usually purchase the variety packs which allows me to offer her a different taste everyday. Definitely recommend Fancy Feast for your cat. Has been my go-to brand since I picked Daisy out of a litter of six kittens...that was 14 years ago and she's still running around, climbing trees and chasing toys like she's still a kitten.

Fancy Feast is well loved by our feline friends.

Since I own and feed several cats, I order their food online from Walmart by the case. It is easier for me, delivered promptly, and is less frustrating than facing dwindling choices on market shelves. I buy variety boxes of Friskies, 9-Lives, and Fancy Feast pate. All are quite acceptable; however, they really do love the Fancy Feast. I like to keep things rotated, so they get something different here and there. The Fancy Feast, in my mind, seems to have a better smell/taste/texture than some of the others, judging from the cats' behavior. The color appears to be darker, richer, and perhaps more moist (?) than the other brands. My experience is this: After feeding, I seem to throw away a lot of leftover food from the other 2 brands, and very little of the Fancy ... MoreSince I own and feed several cats, I order their food online from Walmart by the case. It is easier for me, delivered promptly, and is less frustrating than facing dwindling choices on market shelves. I buy variety boxes of Friskies, 9-Lives, and Fancy Feast pate. All are quite acceptable; however, they really do love the Fancy Feast. I like to keep things rotated, so they get something different here and there. The Fancy Feast, in my mind, seems to have a better smell/taste/texture than some of the others, judging from the cats' behavior. The color appears to be darker, richer, and perhaps more moist (?) than the other brands. My experience is this: After feeding, I seem to throw away a lot of leftover food from the other 2 brands, and very little of the Fancy Feast. I realize it is more expensive, but is it in the long run? Honestly, I cannot answer that. I buy the meat trio pate in Fancy Feast and they enjoy all of them. They have 3 favorites in a box of 9 Lives and the same for Friskies. None of them like turkey (that is given to our son for his cat, who does like turkey). They do not like chicken and tuna blend, and quite frankly it sounds rather unappetizing to me, as well (again, goes to son's cat). Taken in toto, I'm actually paying more for the Friskies and 9 Lives when you factor in I am giving away 1/4 to 1/3 of a box. While they offer more variety and more cans per box, if the cats refuse to eat it, where is the savings? I have not had that problem with the Fancy Feast, which offers only the 3 meat varieties. I'm sure it costs more for the Fancy Feast in the long run, given the smaller cans, but I don't seem to use as much of it per feeding. Of course, our cats have access to their dry food all the time during the day. The canned food is just more or less to give them some oil for their coats, a supplement to dry food, and an easier way to administer any medication they may need. They are well fed and their coats are beautiful. I hope all this helps in someone's choice. I know we spend more on these "kids" of ours than most people do, but they were feral and we love spoiling them and making sure they do not go hungry again. I have found Walmart an excellent go-to place to order their pet food and supplies of all kinds.

Looking for products

My cat loves Fancy Feast but cannot find what his fav foods.He hates any type of fish, beef, turkey loves only:Creamy Delight Chicken Feast & White Meat Chicken Primavera in silky broth.I am stuck! Can't get it anywhere in Vancouver BC, on Amazon only Creamy Delight.Why? I am frustrated!!!Also, pet's don't care if their food is packaged elegantly or not - they just want what they like.Purina should also provide case with the single types not only mixed flavors.Had cats for 40+ years, and Fancy Feast was always preferred. Hope to continue this tradition.

Moist and full of goodness

I received complimentary for my kitties review Upon opening I had my kitties attention . He started meowing with excitement . I could barely get the food onto the plate for him . I noticed the food was very moist and the scent was enticing according to my furbaby . He lapped it up without hesitating and it disappeared rather quickly . He enjoyed every one of the flavors . But I have to say chicken feast was his most favorite with the seafood feast and tuna in gravy coming at a steady 2nd , no third place here .

My Picky Eater Senior Kitty's Favorite Food

My cat is a very very picky eater. If he doesn't like something I just opened and fed to him he will return to the cabinet where the cat food is kept and meow relentlessly until you give him a food he does like. He doesn't even like some of the more expensive foods like the Rachel Ray line of cat food. But Fancy Feast Creamy delights (in the cream sauce, not just "a touch of milk") is his top favorite food. He gobbles it down wanting more. He is supposed to be on a grain free food because of digestive issues, but I will slip this in as well, jut often enough for him NOT to have the normal digestive issues. He also loves the Tuna flavor equaliy. He will sometimes try to lick the sauce or gravy off of other foods and leave the solid part to dry out and be thrown out, ... MoreMy cat is a very very picky eater. If he doesn't like something I just opened and fed to him he will return to the cabinet where the cat food is kept and meow relentlessly until you give him a food he does like. He doesn't even like some of the more expensive foods like the Rachel Ray line of cat food. But Fancy Feast Creamy delights (in the cream sauce, not just "a touch of milk") is his top favorite food. He gobbles it down wanting more. He is supposed to be on a grain free food because of digestive issues, but I will slip this in as well, jut often enough for him NOT to have the normal digestive issues. He also loves the Tuna flavor equaliy. He will sometimes try to lick the sauce or gravy off of other foods and leave the solid part to dry out and be thrown out, but with the creamy delights he eats the whole thing.

Pumpkin loves this

I received samples for free for the purpose of my review. All opinions are my own. I've got the Fancy Feast Classic, Grilled Seafood, and Grilled Tuna In Gravy. They came in well packed. The size is just right for a cat. Everyone wants the ones with gravy, cats and dogs. Though for the classic, it's only Pumpkin who wants it. In their defense though, they were raised just having shredded food not Pate. I am all for quality nutrition for my pets, and this is a great option.

Sinew and tiny bone shards

I fed my 1st cat Fancy Feast in many varieties. My vet suggested to limit the flavors. He lived to 14. I had my present cat for 9 years and only feed her classic beef Fancy Feast. These past couple years, I never know if the consistency will be dense (so I have to add water) or loose. Also, at first I thought there was a piece of rubber band in the food. I contacted the company and provided the “stuff” found in they food. They said it was a common, normal ingredient. I have deduced it is sinew but my cat stops eating if she finds any in her food. I have to pick it out or she won’t finish her food. A couple days ago I found what looks like a sliver of bone that is 1/8-1/4” in length. I’m going to send it and the empty can it came from to the company as soon as I get ... MoreI fed my 1st cat Fancy Feast in many varieties. My vet suggested to limit the flavors. He lived to 14. I had my present cat for 9 years and only feed her classic beef Fancy Feast. These past couple years, I never know if the consistency will be dense (so I have to add water) or loose. Also, at first I thought there was a piece of rubber band in the food. I contacted the company and provided the “stuff” found in they food. They said it was a common, normal ingredient. I have deduced it is sinew but my cat stops eating if she finds any in her food. I have to pick it out or she won’t finish her food. A couple days ago I found what looks like a sliver of bone that is 1/8-1/4” in length. I’m going to send it and the empty can it came from to the company as soon as I get a chance. I’ve been finding these tiny shards more and more. If the cat eat a different food or even flavor, I’d change brands. But I’m so disappointed that the company sells this as high end, quality cat food yet is so careless in its preparation. I sincerely hope the company reads my review and contacts me because my cat needs medication mixed in her food and I’m frustrated that I have to pick out things that shouldn’t be in there to begin with. Perhaps their co-packer doesn’t grind ingredients fine enough or as well as the original co-packers but the food is no longer a dense, quality chunk of beef mixture. Having to pay for high quality 3oz cans that no longer contain the same quality of product they used to is disheartening. Why can’t you produce the same quality food you used to?

So soft and easy to chew and safe for sensitivity!

I'm writing this review with a deep thanks to PinchMe and Fancy Feast for allowing my cat, Kiki, and I to try their chicken Creamy Delights wet food! I'll be candid--I have tried to feed my cat Fancy Feast before many times over in the last four years and she never wanted to eat them or would lick the food a few times and walk away. For whatever reason, my cat was never excited about Fancy Feast as hard as I tried to get her into the different flavors. I didn't have my hopes too high when I saw that Fancy Feast was being mailed to us to try out here and to even my own disbelief, I am so glad we received it. This was the first time my cat ever ate Fancy Feast and the softness of the food was actually shocking--I had to touch it a few times to realize it was so soft ... MoreI'm writing this review with a deep thanks to PinchMe and Fancy Feast for allowing my cat, Kiki, and I to try their chicken Creamy Delights wet food! I'll be candid--I have tried to feed my cat Fancy Feast before many times over in the last four years and she never wanted to eat them or would lick the food a few times and walk away. For whatever reason, my cat was never excited about Fancy Feast as hard as I tried to get her into the different flavors. I didn't have my hopes too high when I saw that Fancy Feast was being mailed to us to try out here and to even my own disbelief, I am so glad we received it. This was the first time my cat ever ate Fancy Feast and the softness of the food was actually shocking--I had to touch it a few times to realize it was so soft and easy to chew. I say this because my cat, at the start of coming into my life about five years ago, has had a chipped canine. We've watched it with our local campus vet over the last few years and only recently realized that the pulp of her tooth was exposed and it's time to have it extracted. The vet let me know that Kiki will need to eat only soft wet food for about two weeks and I let them know how serendipitous that was because I had just fed her Creamy Delights and she loved it and it was the softest wet food I've ever seen. I know that I will be looking to purchase Creamy Delights from Fancy Feast for Kiki post-surgery and I would HIGHLY highly recommend this wet food for cats who have sensitive teeth, sensitive tummies, and for post-surgery or post-procedure, especially dental. Needless to say, I love this wet food and I'm glad that we found a formula and texture that works so well for my cat, Kiki. She's set for her dental extraction of her canine tooth pretty soon here in August and I'm relieved to know there's Creamy Delights to help her through it for the next few weeks. Thank you PinchMe and thank you Fancy Feast!

The cats are addicted

To put this into perspective. I like to sleep in the morning, especially after working until midnight. My two cats wake up at around 6:00 a.m. and they will not let me sleep. The one sits on my head and will take one of her claws and poke me in the face. If that doesn't work she will resort to hopping onto my night stand and knocking everything off of it. If that doesn't work, she will hop into a box in the bedroom with a bag or some other noisy material and start scratching, scraping, and hammering on the sides of the box while rustling around. Finally, I go downstairs and the two cats follow me the entire way, stepping in front of me, trying to trip me, etc. I go to the cabinet to get a can of this tuna and retrieve two bowls and crack open the can. At that point ... MoreTo put this into perspective. I like to sleep in the morning, especially after working until midnight. My two cats wake up at around 6:00 a.m. and they will not let me sleep. The one sits on my head and will take one of her claws and poke me in the face. If that doesn't work she will resort to hopping onto my night stand and knocking everything off of it. If that doesn't work, she will hop into a box in the bedroom with a bag or some other noisy material and start scratching, scraping, and hammering on the sides of the box while rustling around. Finally, I go downstairs and the two cats follow me the entire way, stepping in front of me, trying to trip me, etc. I go to the cabinet to get a can of this tuna and retrieve two bowls and crack open the can. At that point the cats start meowing, trying to climb my leg, etc. until the tuna is lowered to their consumable level on the floor.The reason for all of this is this canned tuna. At this point, on top of hard food, we split one can of tuna among two cats, and they try to steal it from each other so we must supervise. I'm pretty sure it is a cat-defined house rule that they get their morning creamy delights tuna, otherwise their owners are in some big trouble.