TIKI Cat Canned Food for Cats, Hawaii Grill Ahi Recipe, 2.8 Oz Cans (Pack of 12)

Perfect for my grandpa cat. He loves it and it's better for him than other brands so I'm happy.

My cats loooooove this. The ingredients are good too

My kitties love this a

Here is what I wish I had known before purchasing Tiki Cat Hawaiian Grill ahi tuna: 1) My cats not only demand this food, they don’t throw it up. Don’t act like you don’t know what a demanding cat looks and acts like. Each of the 3 females has her own demanding behavior. Two are silent demanders and really cute when they want wet cat food. The dry kibble is always available. The third is quite vocal in her demands which say “That litter box stinks and I’m not gonna use it til you clean it” and “You know that good food in that thingy that makes a scratching sound? I want it and I want it now.” Throwing up is a big issue for my cats. One has a small stomach and fills quickly with dry cat food no matter the brand. When she drinks water, the dry food swells up in her stomach and come back up all over the house and sometimes it’s hidden. I feed her a high quality dry food so the clean up is easy and mostly undigested kibbles. Still the constant cleaning is a pain and finding dried throw up is still a surprise. I tried switching to wet food as recommended by the vet. She threw tha up too. Cheap wet cat food was thrown up. She will not eat home cooked cat food. One day a staff person at a big box pet store said customers really liked the Tiki cat brand. My cat threw up the dried version but ate the wet version without throwing up. I have learned to keep the wet food to about 2 tablespoons twice a day. She still likes her dried kibbles (Merrill turkey and duck.) I spread out the wet food over time so her tummy does not overfill. She likes the dried food at the end of my day. Her stools are good. She only likes the ahi tuna. She throws up tiny hair balls but not when she eats the ahi tuna in moderation. If the wet food and dry kibble is mixed together she throws up in minutes when the dry kibble moistens in her tummy and expands. Cat number 2 has a food allergy where she breaks out into hives making her sick almost to death. She eats Tiki cat foods but doesn’t like the chunks of meat. She licks off the juice and leaves the meat. The Ahi tuna is shredded so she eats everything. She’s a fat cat so I limit her to two tablespoons. She stopped breaking out into hives with the Merrick turkey and duck kibble which is more budget friendly than prescription cat food. The ahi tuna is shredded which is the texture she likes. Cat number 3 is not a fan of wet cat food but will eat Tiki cat ahi tuna. She likes finely shredded foods and the ahi tuna is finely shredded with a little gravy which she enjoys very much. She is long haired with hugs long hair balls. She has far fewer hair balls when she eats Tiki cat ahi tuna. A good shave and the wet cat food settles her stomach and the throwing up stops. 2) 1 can can be divided between three cats because the meat is finely shredded with a little gravy and pressed into the can. When lifted with a fork - there’s a lot of meat in the little can. 3) I wish I had known there was a lot of meat pressed into the little can. I started out giving each cat a full can which wasted a lot of food - which the dog(s) ate. 4) The meat does not stink. The smell is mild. 5) The cost is divided among 3 cats per can which is a real savings. 6) Try the variety pack to see which version work for all 3 cats - then stop buying the variety pack because the cats are picky and licking the gravy off the chunks is a waste of food and money. 7) The packaging is cute but what’s inside the can is first rate serious food. You know what I’m talking about - that nasty slimy stinky stuff called “cat food.” Ugh. 8) Compare prices. 9) Change is good. 10) Cat food doesn’t have to stink to be attractive to cats. Bonus: the dog likes to lick the he can. He has skin allergies caused by food ingredients and the environment. He’s a Westie mix. He hides the cleaned cans in his doggie bed and they don’t stink and neither does his mouth. The food in the can doesn’t trigger allergies. Video is cat #1 who likes to eat in different places but especially where cat #3 can see her eat first because she is #1. Cat 3 is waiting intensely off camera. Cat #2 is asleep with a full belly off camera. After cat #1 ate, cat #3 ate but Amazon only allows the upload of one video. Let really like this food. Their stool is good and if they don’t overeat, they don’t throw it up. The number of hairballs drop to zero. I hope this product works as well for you has it has for my 14 year old cats (#1 and #2.) I can’t promise you will have the same results, but I can say it’s worth a try. The vendor shipped and the product was delivered in a timely manner. I found no difference between this product purchased on Amazon and the product purchased in the big box store. I get no compensation for this review. I just like to have real life feedback and try to give it when I find a great product.

My cats really love this food and one is definitely addicted to it. The quality seems very high and I feel good about feeding it to them. Unfortunately it is getting quite expensive to feed this everyday and my one cat will complain endlessly and harass me until he gets it. I wish it were cheaper but I don't think the price is unreasonable for the quality.

While this food is graded appropriate for human consumption, I think my cats appreciate it more than I would. That said, this is the real deal: no by-products, no preservatives, no grains or filler. Just fish and shellfish. It's awfully difficult for me to find healthy cat food in my area, and anything grain-free is pretty much out of the question. Thus, having this available through Prime really helps me treat the kitties right, without breaking the bank. I pair this with a grain-free kibble, and they are doing quite well. After making the change, one cat, who had some gum irritation from the previous mainstream brands of kibble and had to have a tooth removed because of it, has seen much improvement in gum health. The only warning I would make is that you have to be careful about which flavors you choose, if your cats are picky. Mine have never eaten human food, other than the occasional bite of fish if I'm having some. I bought them the variety pack the first time, and they absolutely refused to touch the varieties with sardines. They just buried it every hour on the hour -- a snubbing and a resnubbing by both cats. The tuna varieties all went over really well, though. The purple or yellow cans were the clear winners, so we buy both, depending on which is cheaper that week. Recommended highly.

Arrived with 4 of the cans so damaged that they were unusable. This has happened the last couple of times and it will prevent me from ordering in the future.

My cats are obsessed with this food! The 3-ounce can is perfect to split between the two cats for a meal. It has a good balance of nutrients, and my cats love the chunks of real fish! The smell isn’t overpowering, contrary to what others may think about tuna. The shelf life is good too.