Grain-Free Fussie Cat Premium Tuna Formula Wet Cat Food

Jimmy: My cats absolutely love this stuff

United States on Nov 24, 2023

LH: very good product. you can see authentic and good-sized chunks of fish meat. it's just too pricey from amazon sellers though.

United States on Aug 08, 2023

allison: This stuff is jumping up in price everywhere I can get it. Hard as it is to find a decent cat food without a lot of filler ingredients, I've stuck with Fussie Cat for years now, but it's coming in close to 2 bucks a can these days, which is crazy for a tiny bit of shredded chicken and fish. That said, both of my cats are picky eaters and won't touch a lot of other wet foods, and they love the chicken and tuna flavor. I've tried Tiki Cat and Ziwi Peak as well, which are also expensive, and they turned their noses up at everything else, so I feel a little stuck buying this stuff. Really wish there was a discount for buying in bulk.

My male cat has chronic cystisis (crystals in his pee, sometimes making urinating painful and stressful for him) so I give him and his sister a wet food dinner every night to keep him hydrated and healthy. First I split a can between two plates, refill the can with water, and then split that water between the two plates as well. They like their "soup" and will get really upset if it's not promptly served.

United States on Dec 10, 2022

A. Glass: I have 3 cats, one of which I thought might have been having food allergies, so I've been buying more natural food for him, such as grain-free, gluten-free, and meat-first types. All of my cats are picky in one way or another, but my oldest, for whom I've been buying this food, is the worst when it comes to being finicky. He would actually go hungry for days rather than eat what's put in front of him. Of course, I'd usually feel bad and end up giving him something else, but was wasting a lot of food.

I saw the limited ingredients in this food and liked that the first ingredient was plain ol' meat or fish, not by-products, bones, or all sorts of fillers. I wasn't able to find a variety case, so I took a chance and ordered one case of tuna with chicken. I should also note that my most finicky cat does not like ANY other chicken cat food. He loves real chicken, but not whatever is called chicken in most cat food. My other two don't like it either. However, he absolutely LOVES this Fussie Cat tuna & chicken. My youngest cat, that I rescued from outside last year, also loves it, so I also feed it to her as well.

The ingredients really are actual shredded pieces of...

United States on Nov 02, 2014

Diana de Avila: I decided to try Fussie Cat on a whim ... I'd never heard of it before and it's cute name and packaging caught my eye. I decided to research it a bit before I bought it for my 6 cats and was pleased with what I read.

My 6 cats adore this food - all different flavors of it. I don't know that they have a favorite that I can discern. The top ingredient is Tuna and it's REAL tuna. It's not the rubbery, flaked stuff I see in Fancy Feast that my cats won't touch ... or when they do, they look like they are chewing on rubber bands of something. Fussie Cat is packed in a good amount of water and Aspic (the gelatin and stock combo that helps keep things together). It looks like fresh chunks of tuna. Big enough for my cats to really get their teeth into and feel like a carnivore. They really go nuts for this stuff.

I have a little kitty dealing with some heart issues and kidney failure that requires special care. While he isn't interested in the Kidney RX diets (he says "meh") he is interested in Fussie Cat and will gobble up more of this than any other food. Along with his meds and Subcutaneous fluids he is managing well and getting some zip back in his step.

If you...

United States on Mar 08, 2013