u/Amberlily9207

So I was told I spoil my cats to
Much by my mom. I think I do it just enough.

I don’t think I get anything too fancy. I have a $2 per can limit.

I get broths most people don’t get, but my senior likes them as does my kitten so I split one between them a few times a week.. (i do change out the ones I get but for the most part they are all in the same price range)

My kitten likes iams a lot and applaws. He is the one that will eat everything on the list though. I’ve done everything to ensure he won’t be picky.

my one will only eat those three flavors of Sheba (it’s like they make the box just for me)

And my senior likes more liquid foods. She does great with the fancy feast gravy and the weruva was recommended to me for her so we are trying it.. but she does mostly eat everything as well.

And the appetizers are for my senior. Just because.

I have a cat with ibd, is on a mostly raw diet but he can have purebites. So just something special.

I do other things as well like fussie cat (they don’t make a variety pack) so I buy a handful of cans at a time. I do different weruva cans as well.

So my senior cat (14) did like the senior line but there’s one can she doesn’t like (it was the pate one I really can’t remember if it was the blue or the green can) and chewy makes stuff easier (it just shows up)

She can’t eat food with huge chunks. She loves fussie cat but usually can’t eat all the meat because there’s always a few giant chunks.

She also does tend to lick her foods up (fancy feast gravy lovers tend to be one of her favorites) and these say stew so I’m guessing they are more liquidy

So I have a 8m old kitten who I’m starting to transition to adult wet food.

He does get a variety including iams.. but I don’t really get the difference

I skimmed the ingredients and the only difference I saw was one has dried beet pulp. I may of missed others.