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PURINA Fancy Feast

Purina Fancy Feast Pate Turkey and Giblets Feast Classic Grain Free Wet Cat Food Pate - (Pack of 24) 3 oz. Cans

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Flavor Name: Turkey & Giblets


Size: 3 Ounce (Pack of 24)


Features

  • Purina Fancy Feast wet cat food made without artificial colors or preservatives
  • Crafted with real, high-quality ingredients to deliver a 100 percent complete and balanced canned cat food for adult cats
  • Purina Fancy Feast pate cat food developed in partnership with our expert nutritionists to create a unique and unforgettable taste experience for your cat
  • Crafted with real turkey as the number 1 ingredient, as well as giblets with a smooth cat food wet pate texture
  • Protein-rich, gourmet soft cat food recipe creates a flavor-filled experience. Savory gravy adds to the delicious taste

Description

Support your cat's overall physical health and give her the taste she loves with Purina Fancy Feast Classic Turkey and Giblets Feast adult wet cat food. Each delectable bowl of this premium cat food contains 100 percent balanced nutrition for adult cats, and the essential vitamins and minerals keep your cat feeling and looking her very best. The savory turkey and giblets flavor will have her licking the entire bowl clean, and a grain-free formula supports her growing needs without unnecessary additives. Your companion deserves the very best, and you've found it: a wet cat food that tempts her taste buds and a delicious turkey blend that keeps her craving more. It's difficult for your feline to wait around for her food. You shouldn't have to wait for shipments, either. Buy Purina Fancy Feast wet cat food from to get her favorite foods delivered to your door.

Brand: PURINA Fancy Feast


Flavor: Turkey & Giblets


Age Range (Description): Adult


Item Form: Pate


Specific Uses For Product: active


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.2 x 7.85 x 6.15 inches; 3 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎


Department ‏ : ‎ Food


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 23, 2008


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Nestle Purina Pet


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA


Best Sellers Rank: #3,025 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #147 in Canned Cat Food


#147 in Canned Cat Food:


Item Weight: 3 pounds


Department: Food


Manufacturer: Nestle Purina Pet


Country of Origin: USA


Item model number:


Date First Available: October 23, 2008


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 11.02 x 7.99 x 3.15 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 5.2 x 7.85 x 6.15 inches


Item Weight: 3 Pounds


Brand Name: PURINA Fancy Feast


Target Audience Keyword: house-cats, cats


Directions: Feed an average size adult cat 1 can per 3-1/2 pounds of body weight daily. Feed up to twice this amount to kittens. Pregnant or nursing cats may require two to four times their normal feeding. Refrigerate unused portion.


Country of Origin: United States


Model Name: FANCY FEAST CLAS Trky Gblt


Color: Turkey & Giblets


Size: 3 Ounce (Pack of 24)


Age Range Description: Adult


Number of Items: 24


Style: Classic Pate


Breed Recommendation: All Breed Sizes


Included Components: Two (2) Packs of Twelve (12) 3 oz. Cans - Purina Beneful Wet Dog Food Variety Pack, Medleys Tuscan, Romana & Mediterranean Style


Specific Uses for Product: active


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    • Saved my Diabetic Cat's Life
Short version: cat diagnosed with diabetes, insulin & Hill's prescription food not stabilizing glucose levels despite increasing insulin weekly over 4 weeks, switched food to Fancy Feast Classic Turkey and Giblets Feast, glucose levels normal after 1 week, decreased insulin dose dramatically, glucose still stable. May go off insulin completely soon. Thank you Fancy Feast. Please read full review below to learn why you should start feeding your cat (even if healthy) only Fancy Feast Classic Turkey, Chicken, Beef, or another WET food that has practically no plant based ingredients and has less than 10% of the calories from carbohydrates. Even if your cat isn't diabetic please read this review and the wealth of information by a vet at catinfo.org. My 12 year old cat was diagnosed with diabetes about 2 months ago. He is a big cat and about a year ago he weighed 22 pounds. Two months ago we noticed that he looked thin, so we took him to the vet. They discovered that he had lost 7 pounds (a third of his body weight in one year), was walking on his forepaws, and based on this checked his blood glucose. It was around 450, which is more than 400% higher than the normal level of less than 100. The vet followed the normal procedure for treating diabetic cats: insulin and "prescription" cat food (Hill's MD, dry). She did talk me into Lantus insulin, which is new (and more expensive), but has a chance of stimulating your cat's beta cells to start producing insulin again. We started my cat on 3 units of insulin, twice daily. I fed him the exact amount of Hill's I was supposed to. Came back for checkup a week later, glucose still off the charts. Up'd insulin to 4 units twice daily. Recheck: still through the roof. Up'd insulin to 5 units. At this point wife and I started reading online and found wealth of info at catinfo.org by a vet who specializes in treating diabetic cats. This vet is a crusader of sorts against the horrible diet we feed our cats. Cats are obligate (strict) carnivores. This means there diet should be almost 100% protein and fat, from animal ingredients. Your cat should have no more than 10% of there calories from carbohydrates. DRY FOOD, OF EVEN THE BEST QUALITY, CONTAINS MUCH MORE CARBS THAN YOUR CAT SHOULD HAVE. We discovered the Hill's food we were feeding had about 17% carbs (the canned version is about the same, so don't be fooled). After doing much comparison, we settled on Fancy Feast Classic Turkey & Giblets, because: (1) has only about 6% calories from carbs (2) first ingredient is turkey, other ingredients are liver, by-products, that is, proteins & fat (3) it is sold everywhere, unlike high end canned foods (4) it is less expensive than high end canned foods (5) unlike the Fancy Feast Classic chicken or beef, it has no fish. Looking at (2) you may think "eww...by-products," but for a cat, animal by-products, which are protein and fat from an animal, are better than plant based proteins and much better than carbs. Looking at (5), cats should not be fed fish very often, because the trace amounts of mercury in fish will build up in your cats body over time. But if your cat won't eat the Turkey, the chicken or beef would be the next best options. Make sure it is the CLASSIC style, as the other Fancy Feast brands have too many carbs. Back to my cat. So now we were up to 5 units of insulin, twice a day. Recheck: glucose still above 400. I tell my vet that we are switching to Fancy Feast and she agrees to keep insulin at 5 units. Recheck a week later: GLUCOSE LEVELS COMPLETELY NORMAL! Go down to 4 units, twice daily. Recheck: still normal. Down to 3 units, twice daily. Still normal. We are now down to 3 units of insulin, once a day. There is a good chance he will be off the insulin completely in the next few weeks. My cat has gained 2 pounds, has stopped drinking water and urinating constantly, and acts four years younger. Another bonus, on the expensive dry food we used to feed him he would throw up almost every single day. Now he only throws up occasionally when he has a hair ball. We also now feed are 18 year old cat this food only. She seems much more spry and happy. I know this is just one anecdote (although there are more on the web) and that the Lantus insulin may be the real reason for this turn of events, but I do believe personally that it was Fancy Feast that saved my cat. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2012 by Matthew R. Stambaugh
    • My finicky cat LOVES this!
I have a cat that is *very* finicky about his food. After many trial and error purchases, I found this, and he LOVES it!
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024 by GrammyT
    • WOW! Glucose reading went from 430 to 110 within three weeks!! With no insulin!!
Wow! I have a 14 year old cat who has been eating dry cat food all his life. A month ago, he started exhibiting diabetic symptoms (losing weight, excessive drinking, excessive urination). Took him to the vet and he had a glucose reading of 430, way above the acceptable range of 75-175. The vet recommended that we immediately start him on insulin twice a day and change to a "vet approved and sold" canned food. I decided to wait just a bit and do some research to make sure we were doing the right thing. After considerable research (mostly on the internet.....I know, not always the most reliable source of information), I decided NOT to give the cat insulin but rather try a simple change of diet to see if that alone would work. The vet wasn't all that pleased and indicated that a change in diet alone would not help my cat stabilize and reduce his glucose reading and that insulin was necessary. That didn't make sense to me since I had heard that humans could often control and improve their diabetes by a strict diet, not always but not unheard of. I looked carefully at all the cat reviews of canned cat food and looked at all the ingredients from the high priced premium cat food to the cheaper cat food found in grocery stores. I focused on those foods that were high in protein and low in carbohydrates which was recommended by all in helping diabetic cats. I focused on all the foods to see which had meat as their first several ingredients and avoided those that had too many artificial fillers and grain and other junk in them. I noticed that the cans of food that the vet was recommending and "pushing" often weren't high in protein and low in carbohydrates and often had way too much cheap filler and artificial ingredients, even though they were being sold as special diabetic food. I settled on Fancy Feast Classic (Classic is important) based on other reviews, friends' recommendations and my own review. I started using Fancy Feast Turkey and Giblets Feast Classic with a few cans of the Classic Chicken. Here is the WOW part. After two weeks, my cat's glucose reading went from 430 to 240! With no insulin! The vet couldn't believe it but was very pleased. She was almost a believer. We decided to wait one more week to see how the cat progressed and we just got home from the vet. The glucose reading had dropped down to 110 !!!! We couldn't believe it. No insulin, no overpriced vet food and no more diabetes. I can't promise the same results for every cat and not all cats might not like the taste (cats are so particular!!) but my cat loves the food. I would recommend a transition to ensure no stomach problems but would transition completely within a week. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2014 by art
    • Last batch was bad
Review Image by Ashley trigg Ashley trigg
My cat was just diagnosed with hyperthyroidism and this was the only flavor without fish. The first two cases they scarfed down and I was grateful but my other cat will not go near this last order. She will walk by, sniff them quickly run off. My other is eating it but when you’re hyperthyroid you’ll eat anything. I order around two cases a month so I’m really hoping the next batch will be better because my options are limited on what I can feed my cats and this “was” it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2023 by Ashley trigg Ashley trigg
    • MY CAT LOVES IT
MY CAT LOVES IT AND IT MAKES HER HAPPY.
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Fancy feast pate
Like most pet food it has increased in price over the last few years. My cats love it. I don’t think the quality has changed. It is a fairly good price yet. Wish they made this in larger cans. It would cut down on the amount of aluminum in manufacturing and maybe help hold the price down.
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • My cat loves Fancy Feast Turkey and Giblets!
I buy this for my cat because he loves the taste of it.
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2023 by K. D.

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