Meow MixSeafood Selects Wet Cat Food Variety Pack, 2.75 Ounce Cups (Pack of 24)

My baby loved it... I was aiming at getting the wet food in cans, I realized this box has the small plastic cups. So I assumed I was going to get the cheap little small cups ones but it turned out the cups are not the tiny ones, but actually a good size. Prolly same amount of a can one. Its even better because the can ones is more of a struggle plus the risk of the cats cutting themselves with the sharp metal. These plastic cups are better, the cats will actually eat everything, not compared to the can ones where its a struggle to scoop it all from the can.Trust me ,

The neighborhood cats love it, no complaints from them. Somehow I've gotten into a care giver role for a few feral kitties. I needed to be frugal but also needed quality and value for my money. This pack lasts a while and gives a variety of flavors

My cat loves these. So far she eats all the flavors completely. Nice serving size for a smaller cat. Easy to open and dump out of cup. Dates always fresh and plenty of life.

They are big enough for two cats . The taste must be good as the cat I have is soo picky, but he loves these.I just wish there was a bit more gravy which is the only reason that I only gave 4 stars.

Okay, before I start here, I just wanna say: Amazon? Asking me to rate this product's FLAVOR on a scale of 1-5? Kinda creepy, that.So I have a cat, Honey Butter Biscuit (What? He was a 4-week-old we found in front of a Popeye's in one of their meal boxes, curled up around a still-lukewarm half-eaten drumstick. Don't you dare judge me).Biscuit ate a lot. Like, more than I've ever seen a kitten eat. I've worked in the shelter system, specifically with problem-case cats, for close on 25 years, so I know of whence I speak, here. That cat would burn through 5-7 full-size CANS of Whiskas a DAY (on a related note: teaching our soft-hearted 12 year-old where said cans were kept? Well, albeit... mistakes were made).Then, one day, biscuit, now a year older and substantially-heavier, vanished. We did the sign thing, he was chipped, but either he met something he couldn't scrap with (like a Buick), he fell into a basement and couldn't lug his bulk back out, or possibly he got jarred abruptly and simply detonated, spraying the countryside with Whiskas. Point is, we gave up hope.Three months later, our still-softhearted-but-now-13-year-old chanced across a litter of 6-week-old kittens living beneath the entrance ramp to the hospital within which my wife is employed. Thus, after homing the other four, Miss Diagnosis, and Mal Practice came to live with us.Remembering the last time, our son was cautioned about overfeeding them, for financial reasons as much as anything else.The following day, unbeknownst to me, my wife agreed to catsit for one of her patients - a Mr. Byrd - as he went into surgery and the rehab that would follow it. Mr. Byrd, alas, flew the coop, however, when he went AMA from the rehabilitation clinic he'd been admitted to. And so Hitchcock (The Byrd's cat) joined our still-growing family.That was about nine months ago.Two weeks ago, we received a call from 4 cities away. A family had been feeding a stray (quite a lot, by reports) for the last few months, who had finally relaxed enough for them to admit him into their home. The father, quite sensibly, didn't want their other cat catching anything, and brought him to the vet. Who discovered, Lo and Behold! He was chipped.Ever driven 75 minutes just to get a Biscuit? I have.And the very first thing Big Biscuit did upon arriving home? Ignoring the other three cats' looks of shocked indignation at this giant intruder (for Biscuit had continued his prodigious expansion during his absence, now tipping scales at 28 lbs, bigger than our other three COMBINED), he marched directly to where we'd fed him all those months prior, pausing only long enough to take a good-natured swipe at our Standard Poodle's nose, and gave his characteristic mwrowl of demand.Anyway, regarding Meow Mix Savory Morsels Wet Cat Food, 2.75 Ounce Cups: this product - or, more-specifically, both its boggling affordability coupled with its empirically-proven acceptability to all four of the gourmand feline food critics that call my house "home" is very likely the only reason MY family and I aren't OURSELVES living under a ramp in front of a hospital. Granted, we go through 24 of these things every 4 days, so your mileage may vary, but if you want a wet food that the little heathens won't gripe about, and that enables you and yours to still afford HUMAN food, you can't do much better.Though, piece of advice? Avoid the fish flavors. No clue why, but it's common knowledge in our household that if fish flavors had been inadvertently purchased and one hears a flushing sound followed by Hitchcock sauntering out of the basement, newspaper tucked beneath his arm, it's going to necessitate a HazMat team to clean out that box.Still can't speak to the quality of the flavor though. How bout YOU try it and let ME know?

My cat goes ham for this. He loves it and I do too. It’s so easy to open and for him to eat since he’s missing a canine.

My cat is picky with wet food. I'm trying this as an alternative. So far she likes it. She really likes the gravy part of wet food more than the meat part and this food delivers that. My reason for not giving it a five star is the servings are a little to big. This means breaking up a serving size and having to refrigerate the remaining part. She doesn't like cold food. My cat won't eat this food. She licks the gravy and snubs the rest.

Meow Mix is the only brand of cat food that my cat eagerly devours. I appreciate how easy the packages are to open. While I haven't personally tasted the cat food, my cat seems to enjoy it. Additionally, I find that the packaging is convenient for storage and stacking.