Tiki Cat Aloha Friends Variety Pack, Seafood Flavors with Pumpkin, Wet, High-Protein & High-Moisture Cat Food, For All Life Stages, 3 oz. Cans (Pack of 12)

My cat seems to like it & her poop doesn’t stink after eating it.
I am reviewing the Tiki Aloha variety pack. My cat LOVES this food. The can is the size of a fancy feast can to give you a clue.It is watery/soupy as other reviewers have pointed out. My cat like’s this and, as she’s the one eating it, who am I to judge? You can clearly see the pumpkin pieces mixed in with the protein, which is a bit weird but again, the cat loves it. There isn’t a speck of food left in her bowl.What I like is that her poop doesn’t stink with this food. The food usually is delivered in less than 24 hrs and each flavor of food has distinctive labeling.

The Feline Glamazon Huntresses give two paws way up
eKeetzen, the elder of the Feline Glamazon Huntresses, has infiltrative bowel disease, but is a gourmand. Cassiopeia, the younger of the Glams, is a gourmet. Finding any cat food that both enjoy and that eKeetzen won’t boak is a Herculean task.One of the many things I love about Tiki Cat Aloha Friends Variety Pack (tuna and seafood flavors with pumpkin) is that the Glams both devour it with gusto. So far, eKeetzen is able to keep it down, and Cassie has never nibbled, then walked away, or just walked away without touching it.The second thing I love about it is it contains pumpkin. Not only does that provide fiber, but also antioxidants. Glamazon Cassie had a bad fall that hurt her tail, which she then held at an odd angle until after a couple of sessions with her wonderful vet. Ever since, she often strains to defecate. The pumpkin-provided fiber helps her pass stool without straining.Another thing I love about it is that the tuna are dolphin-safe and tested for mercury. I had been hesitant to give them anything with tuna until I discovered these facts.Yet another reason to appreciate Tiki Cat is that it is grain and potato-free. As far as I can tell, it doesn’t contain any ingredients that upset eKeetzen’s delicate digestion.But wait, there’s more! I’m glad that this variety of Tiki Cat is brothy, as Cassie drinks very little water, even for a cat. It -helps keep her hydrated.The only thing amiss is that Glamazon Cassie won’t eat calamari from the Tuna, Calamari, and Pumpkin flavor. She gobbles everything else down with gusto.It’s a wee bit pricey for my budget, but much more affordable than other recommended brands/flavors. However, it is a quality cat food.The Feline Glamazon Huntresses give Tiki Cats Aloha Friends Tuna, Seafood and Pumpkin Variety Pack two paws way up!

Cats approve it
Let me start off by saying my cats go crazy for this food and I only want to provide a healthy, nutritious source of food for them while also being on a budget. As a post grad student, I don’t really have the funds to give them the top-most quality food. So if you’re like me, broke but you love your cat(s), GET THIS BRAND!!Tiki Cat wet food is known for its premium quality and focus on a natural, high-protein diet that closely resembles what cats would eat in the wild. Key highlights include:- High-Quality Ingredients: Made with whole cuts of fish or poultry, free from by-products, fillers, and artificial preservatives.- Grain-Free & Low-Carb: Ideal for cats’ natural dietary needs, promoting a healthy weight.- High Moisture Content: Helps keep cats hydrated, especially beneficial for urinary health. (MALE CATS ARE MORE PRONE TO URINARY BLOCKAGE SO THIS IS A BIG ONE FOR ME!!)In conclusion, Tiki Cat wet food is a top choice for those seeking high-quality, nutritious, and flavorful meals for their cats. This brand is very healthy if you’re switching your cat from dry to wet food. My cats love the texture of this food, and they typically make no messes unlike with kibble.

I’m a big fan of the Weruva/Cats in the Kitchen brands of cat food, and honestly anything with human-grade ingredients that are actually bioavailable to cats, obligate carnivores they are (or as my niece says, obligate carnivals 😆). Grains, veggies, fruits, legumes, tubers — most of these have little to no nutritional value to cats. Pumpkin is an outlier, mostly because it’s so high in fiber and filling and cats love the taste, but even that isn’t more than a decent filler.Any fillers just mean more poop to scoop.I regularly foster cats from Toronto Cat Rescue that have special needs or just extra amounts of care needed, and this food has been a hit with even the pickiest eaters. It’s been fantastic as part of a careful weight loss plan, too — cats shed extra pounds pretty quickly combining this with canned pumpkin puree (talk to your vet! It’s easier than you think, and with the pumpkin they stay regular and are not constantly yowling for food).My own two failed fosters have recently lost several pounds each and are now both at very healthy weights and body shapes (cats are beautiful at every size, just like humans, but unlike humans have a ton of direct correlations with weight and health problems) so they have been eating just this very happily.Even the pickiest of fosters (I’ve had cats from partner rescues that would only eat fish due to it being their main source of food, and they still scarf this right up) loves this stuff, and despite the cost, the actual amount being fed is pretty low compared to other wet foods. Combined with a high-quality dry kibble (I like stuff like Go and Nutrience), it’s wound up really cost-effective, litter-box-effective and most importantly — happy and healthy cat effective. Bright eyes, soft shiny coats, little to no plaque buildup on their teeth despite their age, and food-secure little beasties.Oliver says it’s great for his joints and lends him new purr-spectives!

Cats really like it. They kinda charge it lol. Good ingredients, quality food. Pricey a bit, but everything is pricey today, and I feel like it worth it for your cats.

My cats love this. The ingredients are amazing. They love it. Good quality food. Their fur is very shiny, they get as excited about this food, as they do over squeeze ups!