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| 72.0 Ounces | | Package Length:
| 10.8 inches | | Package Width:
| 8.0 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.1 inches | | Package Weight:
| 5.25 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 4 reviews |
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MY INDOOR CAT LOVES MEDLEYSApr 09, 2011
By Doreen B. Bishop
"Doreen Bishop cat parent"
I wish I could afford to feed this food to my outdoor cats in our TNR program .But as life goes my one little indoor cat that the raccoons bought me years ago gets the Turkey Tuscany in savory sauce. Kitty sings it's praises because she purrrs when she starts to eat it. While cats were becoming ill on some food last year mine stayed well and healthy using this product. The whole line is excelent :)
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
A satisfied indoor catAug 28, 2008
By I. Santos
"Animal lover"
A moist and healthy meal that my 9 year old cat really loves. And, he is increadibly picky :) I would definitely recommend it.
My cats like this flavorDec 17, 2011
By Gina Bovara
"It's a dry heat!"
My cats seem to like this Fancy Feast flavor better than most; it's possibly neck & neck with the Wild Salmon Primavera of the same brand.
Eating awayJul 25, 2011
By Cindy A. Osterhout
"Cindy O"
I put i my first order for Tender Turkey Tuscany for my cats in 2009. I have two kitties and one was 3 mo and one 9 mo when I first began ordering this for them. The 9 month old was already a wet food eater, but the little 3 month old had lived in a rescue situation most of her life and was only familiar with kibble. The older kitten began to gobble it up immediately. The little female was not so sure what this stuff was. The first night she had it, she had two or three bites and went back to her kibble. But she soon learned that life was better with a mixture and she began to eat the Turkey also. I could have stayed with the less expensive kibble, but I feed wet food because I want the male to get all the fluid in him that he can to avoid urinary tract problems. So I feed wet and dry.
This food lasts for a long time. Both of my kitties are "free feeders." Their wet food is put out and left for 24 hours until the next day when two new cans magically appear for them. The kibble is always available. The get to go outside a little while each day while I watch them, and we play with Da Bird and other toys almost daily. So, even if food is out, they stay trim. But the food stays good for longer than 24 hours. They eat all they want and then I leave left over wet and some dry food for the ferals who live around in the back yard. The ferals eat the Turkey after it is 24 hours old and they do not turn up their noses. When they are through, the birds come in and finish the plate.
It is now July 2011 and the kitties still eat the Turkey Tuscany. They don't get it every night, but they do get it about once a week. It has remained a mainstay of their diet while other things have come and gone.
So I am really pleased with the Turkey Tuscany. My kitties eat abot 7/8 of a can and leave a few bites for the ferals who gobble it down with their dry food. With my kitties, the feral kitties, and then the birds finishing up any stray bite, it certainly never goes to waste. I recommend it highly as it has a long lasting tradition of being well eaten at my house.
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