Purina Friskies Canned Wet Cat Food - (24) 5.5 oz. Cans

Previously, I'd been getting her Friskies pate' in variety packs from Costco, and she seemed to prefer the mixed grill the best, so when I saw that Amazon had 24 pks of that particular kind, I jumped on it. The first round went well; she ate half a can twice a day, and when I ran out, I ordered another 24 pack. br>Well, we've been on this pack for about a week now, and she's been wanting more, and more, and WAY MORE than she usually does (we're talking like 2-to-3 times more than she usually eats). She's downing three whole cans a day now), but she's getting thinner and thinner for some reason. Then, tonight, as I went to give her another 1/2 of her now 2nd can of the day, I noticed a MAGGOT, or some other disgusting WHITE WORM-like creature burrowing into the pate'! I couldn't stop laughing! I asked my husband if this was an old, opened for a while can or something, and he replied, "No, it's the one I fed her with earlier today" (we alternate feeding her, and my husband, God bless him, isn't as observant as I am)! I put that can aside, but realized my meowing cat at my feet still needed to be fed, so I opened a SEALED BRAND NEW CAN. Nothing was moving on the surface, so I scooped 1/2 the pate' into her bowl with a spoon, only to see the bowl begin to crawl with the "unearthed" little white worms just like the one I saw in the previous can! OMG! I frantically tried to pull my cat away from her bowl so I could scoop the food back into the can, and when I did, there were at least 5 of those worms in her bowl, all trying to dig their way out of the light and deeper into her pate'! br>I'm certain my cat has ingested one, if not several, of those worms from previous cans, which is why she's getting skinnier and skinnier while still having a fantastic appetite; I'm sickened by all of this and will not be giving her any more cans from this pack, let alone ordering any more cat food from Amazon. AND THE FACT THAT THIS COULD KILL MY CAT has me completely freaked out. I put the two cans in a ziplock bag and within an hour, two of the maggots had crawled out! SO incredibly repulsive!.

Willa Terry

| Sep 01, 2021

That's the backstory in a nutshell. struvite crystals are common in ferals, as they are in many ferals. This is a genetic form of crystals, not a stress-related condition, though stressors can exacerbate it. I did some research on struvite crystals, which are a common and often overlooked problem in cats. So there's my teeny-tiny feral mother cat and her two sons. That's three of the four I have left - They've all got struvite, and I've finally figured out how to get rid of it, so they don't have it anymore. All you need is a gluten-free canned food diet on a regular basis. There will be no "gravy" or other gluten-containing foods. Mine prefer a mix of liver and chicken pate, as well as Poultry Platter pate with a weekly addition of salmon pate. Strucvite crystals were completely eliminated from their diet after they were put on a pate-only diet. Pate not only feeds the cats a carnivore diet, as cats are carnivores. In contrast to humans, dogs' bodies prefer a protein-only diet. According to proponents of a carnivore diet, the feline body was not designed to digest carbohydrates, especially difficult ones like gluten - You're probably familiar with them from the meat chunks, flakes, and slices sold for our cats. They also claim that a wild cat's normal carbohydrate intake is determined by the amount of grass in the stomach of the mouse it consumes. My sheep are a little different, and they will eat good quality grass if I plant it for them. They will eat kibbles as well, but it is said that no matter how much they love them, they will only survive rather than thrive on them. br>br>I started my four on a carnivore diet and noticed that they were all slimmer and sleeker, their coats were shinier, and my fat cat had lost almost two pounds in just a few months, despite the fact that I was feeding them unlimited wet food twice a day. It's absolutely incredible. My 7-pound feral mommy cat is 12-years-old but looks like a six-year-old. The boys are in a similar situation. Despite the fact that the youngest, the two boys, are 11 years old, they are more active and play more. If you want your cat to be healthier, I recommend a pate diet. And, because I can't afford the $25 to $30 for 12 cans of "better brands" of wet cat food, I rely on Purina, which has been feeding farm and domestic animals for longer than any of us can remember.

Wrenley Ferguson

| Jul 22, 2021

I couldn't figure out why my cat was vomiting whenever he ate a can of Supreme Supper, which used to be one of his favorites. br>Thinking there might be a recall, I looked on the internet and discovered that Purina, the parent company, had received a warning from the FDA regarding "SIGNIFICANT DEVIATIONS FROM THE LOW ACID CANNED FOOD REGULATIONS. "br>br>The FDA also had concerns that the pet This entails bacteria-laden raw pet food! br>The FDA also expressed concern that Purina's response was insufficient, but did not specify how they would address the problem. This report can be found on the FDA's website as well as a website called "Truth about Pet Food. " com". br>I'm assuming that Amazon has become the dumping ground for IFFY product because my cat usually loves this flavor, which was listed as a concern (no lot's because there was no actual recall), and now he's vomiting it up and boycotting it. br>br>I advise against buying this.

Annalise Mason

| Jun 23, 2021