Fancy Feast® Classic Paté Tender Beef & Liver Gourmet Wet Cat Food

• sfcat
• August 19, 2012

My cat, at 17, was fussy and picky, he really likes a variety of flavors, but this is his favorite. It's the one guaranteed to spark his interest, and he has it everyday. Most food, flavors, he has a quarter to half can, but this one, he usually finishes. Amazingly, since we started having it available, he's gained a full pound, very unusual in an older cat! Please, don't ever discontinue. The vet says it has more nutrients than most choices.

• star
• September 20, 2012

I have been buying Fancy feast for over 1 1/2 years now and the cats loved it, but now I found te tender beef and liver classic and that is all they will eat!! They absolutely love it...so I went tothe store and bought every can of the tender beef and liver that was there so they would not run out for at least a month!!! Its awesome cat food and thank you for making the tender beef and liver classic , because now they will only eat that one!!!....their bowls are always cleaned out!!! I use to work at Nestle/gerber baby foods in Michigan before I moved here.

• BettyDE
• June 22, 2014

One of my cats is a diabetic. I did some research and found out that Fancy Feast Classic would meet his nutritional needs. This was great news since he likes it better than any other food I offer him. My other cat also loves Fancy Feast Classic. She was recently diagnosed with EPI and it looks like the high protein and lack of wheat gluten in Fancy Feast Classic is a perfect diet for her also. We love Fancy Feast Classic!

• rgnick51
• January 15, 2015

I have lived with cats for over 25 years. And every one of them will ONLY eat Fancy Feast Classic wet food. And it must be Classic. No gravy, no slices, and nothing minced or marinated. And only a few seafood flavors are allowed to be mixed into the rotation (yes, I rotate the flavors so they are not fed the same flavor twice in a row). I have tried switching to other brands. No thank you. They will sniff the new food, glare at me, stomp off and ignore both myself and the new food. So, as the saying goes: “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” I have been successful in adding in Fancy Feast dry food -- but only the Filet Mignon/Shrimp flavor. So, whatever you are doing, please continue or my finicky felines will starve!!!

• KIttyKittyCat
• January 16, 2015

Our rescued cat is rather fussy and Fancy Feast is the only food allowed on her table.

• Gibsongirl
• January 17, 2015

I have used Fancy Feast since Whiskers was a kitten, nearly 21 years ago. He is thriving!!! The vet said nobody told HIM he was getting old. He loves the Beef and Liver as well as the Chicken the best, but he never turns his nose away from any of the flavors (other brands he just ignores). He does so well, I would not think of changing his food. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

• pdavids7
• September 26, 2015

I have 3 very picky eaters, one of which is diabetic. They all love this flavor and go nuts for it.

• LexiandJoeysMom
• June 8, 2016

My two 2-year-old male cats both love all the Fancy Feast flavors I've given them. They clean their plates each evening!

• ChristinaK
• January 13, 2017

My Freckles is a finicky eater. She will go through times when she wants mostly beef and times when it is chicken. However if it has liver in it that is an all the time favorite. She's not going hungry for sure. She's very healthy and happy. Since changing her diet to nothing but the canned food she has really thrived. We were feeding her canned food before but not Fancy Feast. Since the change she is happier! So are we!

• FortheloveofFitzgerald
• February 8, 2019

Cat's can be finicky eaters. That's because they intrinsically know what their body needs, just like humans, if we would listen to our bodies. Recently I suspected an anemic condition prevailing with my beloved cat's diabetic condition. Gave him choices of beef & liver, beef, chicken and liver, salmon. He went right for the beef and liver. And yup, he was anemic. A kidney kid no longer wants chicken, but will inhale salmon. Human industry states that protein is best choice for diabetics, but high protein is worse for kidneys. Disagree based on health and longevity of my 2 cats. Fancy Feast is purrrrfect for my diabetic, as it has no rice, potatoes, corn. But he does get his carbs by cheating with his sister's food....good old fashioned Purina Cat Chow. And does ok with that compared to the fancier or higher carb products that wreak havoc on his blood sugar counts. Can't say enough great things about Fancy Feast Classic Pate for the great life it's given my diabetic and others....the chihuahua/terrier loves it, too!