Tiki Cat Luau Wet Cat Food, Variety Pack, 2.8 oz. Cans (12 Count)

My cats LOVE this!! The very first time we tried Tiki Cat brand my cats were not thrilled. They would not eat it and I gave the last few cans away. I bought this package several months later to try again and my cats LOVE LOVE LOVE this! I think it is the pate versions my cats really like. The first ones I bought were only shredded chicken and even in this package they weren't impressed with that as much, though better than the first time around. Their favorites though are the ones with mackerel. I have two cats and my tuxedo kitty was obese...I mean, HUGE! He was always itchy, had bad dandruff, mats and recently GERD. In changing him over to Tiki Cat, that ALL WENT AWAY! I also changed the dry food to a grain free brand as well. My cat is entirely different. He has lost weight, his dandruff is gone, his fur is silky, smooth and he's not as itchy! No more excessive shedding and no more mats! Nice, healthy normal looking CAT! Yay! But then I got a dumb idea. I decided to try One Beyond canned cat food with my last order and I have to say, my cats don't care for it. Not to mention that all the nice gloss my fat-cat had gotten has been slipping away. I only changed brands because of cost but honestly, if we can swing it, I will be back with Tiki Cat. So much better for cats and the proof was in my cat's health, weight loss, tummy settling down and coat looking fantastic! Since we've changed (even though it too is grain free) he has started with the GERD again, a bit of weight gain and coat is less shiny. I've already recommended it to my mom for her cats. It's pricey but it is worth it if you can do it.

I can't say enough good things about Tiki Cat Food! My feline friend has been enjoying this high-quality food for a while now, and the results speak for themselves. First and foremost, my cat's health and well-being have greatly improved since switching to Tiki Cat Food. The ingredients are top-notch, and you can actually see the real chunks of meat and fish in every can. It's reassuring to know that my pet is getting the nutrition he deserves. Not only has my cat maintained a healthy weight, but his coat is shinier and softer than ever before. His energy levels have soared, and he's more playful and active than I've ever seen him. I attribute all of this to the quality ingredients packed into Tiki Cat Food. I appreciate that Tiki Cat Food is grain-free and made without any artificial additives or fillers. It's a brand I trust for my cat's nutrition, and I've seen the positive impact it has had on his overall health. If you're looking for cat food that goes above and beyond in terms of quality and nutrition, I highly recommend Tiki Cat Food. It's made a world of difference in my cat's life, and I couldn't be happier with the results!

Tiki Cat is the Best quality wet food you can find. Period. No fillers, grain or other garbage found in even some of the most expensive "premium" brands. Our kitty, Cheshire, can't get enough. Since switching her to Tiki Cat her coat is noticibly shinier and eyes brighter. Each can is packed with plenty of meat and healthy consumme. One misconception that I keep seeing is that people believe the liquid is just a filler for the company to cut costs. Furthest thing from. The liquid is a consomme packed with diet appropriate vitamins and healthy fats. It's a little pricey, but reasonable when compared to "premium" brands.

Seems to be very good quality. My cat loves it. The food company's are now poisoning our pets as they have us hoomans here in America, with their crap ingredients. This cat food is simple and clean, at least for now. My cat is reversing her diabetes with this product, as well as other clean, low carb options. No more carb loaded kibble etc. Let's see how long until the company sells out, and this too becomes garbage. Good for now.

It really looks like someone took human food and put it in a can. I have four cats and three of them love it, the other just looks at me like "what is this? where's the pate?" If your cats are inpartial to anything that doesn't resemble mush, this isn't the cat food for you. But not because it is lacking quality! Well three out of four is good enough for me. Especially when my eldest cat literally goes ape s*** for this stuff. I am impressed with the quality, impressed with the level of healthiness and the comfort I get in knowing I am not giving my cat questionable ingredients. I picked this variety because both the chicken flavors were featured on someone's very extensive top ten list for most healthy cat foods. This person keeps an updated list of the best brands and flavors of food based on the ingredients and how natural it is. I just wish it came in bigger sizes though. [...]

I bought this variety pack so my cats could try the chicken flavors without fish, but they hated it. However, they did like a couple of flavors...so I will order those (if I can remember which ones! argh) My BIG questions/concern: the fine print on the bottom of each can says "feed one can for every 3 lbs of bodyweight daily"... One of our cats weights 16 lbs (Maine Coon) and the other, 12 lbs, so I will need to feed a total of 9 cans/day. (who can afford that?) This MUST be wrong info? What cat would eat that much food in one day? Makes me question the company. (they also included one flavor that had menadione sodium bisulfate - a known carcinigen - listed on the can, but when I called I was assured they eliminated that from all flavors last year, and that they just haven't "caught up" with new labels yet. hmmmmm. If you are feeding this food, do YOU feed according to the label instructions? I've been feeding/offering 1-2 cans of Fancy Feast Classic/day to my 2 cats, but they never finish it. Why do I need to almost triple that amount of Tiki Cat? (I do put out high quality (40% protein) kibble 24/7. A good quality, high protein kibble fills up cats in all the right ways, so one expects them to eat less. My cats only eat 1/2 cup of kibble/day (that's total for both, not each cat!) Seems way too little, but they maintain their weight just fine on it and the FF. So, I have to wonder about how TikiCat came up with the huge amount needed to feed? I'd love to hear what others do. If cats "need" that many cans of TIKI CAT, then each can must be very low on nutrients, as I assume to get the proper nutrients, they need all those cans as per the label? I hope someone can make sense out of this. I emailed the company just now as I totally missed that last line until placing an order for Hookena Luau, Hana Luau & Napili Luau. (some of their cans have better (safer) ingredients than others; and those are the more expensive ones & of course those are the ones I will feed IF I find out I don't need to follow the feeding guidelines.....)

There are 6 flavors, but they're visually similar so I only took pictures of 3 to show the contents. My 3 young cats love Tiki Cat. Proper hydration is important with cats so I "rinse" the can by swishing a little warm water, then pour that into the bowl to add more juice. The warm water also helps release the aromas for the cats. Mine love it and drink it up quickly. Cats can be finicky bc they like routine and food changes cause upset stomachs. If you've never bought Tiki Cat, as with all food changes, start with buying a few cans at a local pet supply store. I know PetCo carries it. Mix 3/4 of the old canned food with 1/4 TC. I'd suggest sticking with flavors that are the same/similar bc mixing Turkey Fancy Feast with Sardine TC might not create a smell that's appealing to your cat. Slowly increase the amount of TC in the mix over the next few days to a week until the food is switched over. Older cats might take longer to accept the new food so adjust the amount of TC added based on your cat. Not only will this help make the transition easier for you, it makes it easier for your cat. If they like it, buy the box of 12. If not, you didn't spend much. If food changes aren't done gradually, it can cause gas, bloating, diarrhea, etc. That's no bueno. You can't blame them for not wanting a new food right off the bat. Keep in mind that cats have taste and texture preferences just like we do. There's no guarantee the switch will work. However, the gradual introduction will increase the likelihood of success. If the gradual change over doesn't work, don't let that deter you from trying other healthier brands for your cat. It also doesn't warrant giving TC a bad review. They held up their end of the bargain and sent you the product you asked for. It's not their fault you didn't take the time to properly introduce the food and/or your cat didn't want to eat it. Be reasonable.

We make our own cat food by grinding 79 cent per lb chicken quarters, liver and eggs w/vitamins and supplements - so I thought this would be an okay fill-in for when we run out of homemade before we have time to grind up a new batch. Unfortunately both of my cats wouldn't eat Tiki Cat Gourmet Whole Food, and instead went without eating at all before lowering their standards to eating this food, every single time we tried they chose going hungry. Granted it is better than standard cat foods but the price is INSANE! The cans are super tiny and so paying what works out to be over $7.80 per lb is actually pretty crazy even if they had ate it since even with the cost of the vitamins and supplements we add to their homemade food I never pay more than about $1.30 per lb to make whole, homemade cat food.

This wet food checks all the boxes: 100% fresh and natural ingredients, zero fillers, very full cans, a wide selection of fish and meat, and most importantly my cats are OBSESSED with it! The cute, colorful packaging is also a fun little bonus ;) Tiki Cat wet food helps my kitties stay well hydrated and makes their fur soft and shiny. I also noticed they get a lot less eye "boogers". Delivery was quick and the cans were well packaged and in perfect condition. The quality is WELL worth the price. They definitely have a customer for life!

My Cats love most flavours, a Superior product for your cats and most of all very Healthy for your pet. Mine get a couple tablespoons ful in mourning and a half cup of Tiki Cat dry kibble to through rest of day. Adjust accordingly to your cats activity level.

Good enough food. My cat did not like the chicken cans: it's like pulled pork but it's chicken. It felt a little dry but did smell good. My cats would not touch it but she ate the other flavors. I won't be purchasing this specific item again BUT I might buy a box with seafood/fish variety as these get eaten.

Cat loved the food. Significantly eased diabetes symptoms (peeing way too much).Half of what I spend on the food I save in litter. Behaviour changed too. More energy, more affectionate. Not a vet. Not science. Just casual observation. Could not be happier with the product.

Unfortunately my kitty doesn't like the flavors.. it doesn't smell like cat food .. she makes that face likes she's saying no .. like something smells bad .. I got the variety box and she won't eat any .. I was really hoping she would .. thanks to Amazon they fixed the problem.. thanks Amazon 😊