So, we started buying some Fancy Feast just to support a company who did such a
thoughtful, wonderful commercial! {Really – do we need any more commercials with cats
dancing around imaginary poultry?!)

Our cats are gravy freaks, so I thought this would be a really good fit for them.
First off, there are THREE flavors in the box – chicken feast, beef feast and turkey feast.

Neither cat cared for the beef much – they lick the gravy off of it, and leave the food
to turn to hard dry bits in their dishes. They like the chicken and turkey okay, but still
not their favorite wet food.

Here is my problem with this product:
Fancy Feast already costs quite a bit per ounce, but we buy it from time to time both to spoil
our kitties and to show our monetary support of the company solely from that commercial. (Yep,
they found my soft spot!) We normally feed our cats wet once a day and dry any time else they are
hungry. Be prepared to have hungry kitties with this food, because they have replaced some of the actual
solid food with a volume of water/gravy to fill the can. We’ve found that they are actually not getting
nearly as much food as they used to, because of the decreased volume of solid food. So, both kitties end up
rubbing on the box the cans are in, asking for more long before we’d expect it. They just aren’t getting full.

The gravy is always a hit, but you can make ANY brand of wet food into a ‘gravy feast’ most of the time.
Just run hot water over the can before opening to loosen up the food, scoop a spoonful or two into their dishes,
then add a little bit of hot water to the can after you spoon out the food, and stir up all the bits from the edges
of the can to make a little more gravy. This works with packets too – scoop the food, add a little very hot water,
stir or shake them, then pour over the food. (There is actually a lot of potential gravy in our pets’ food!)

All in all, it was my first and last time to buy the Gravy Lover’s Fancy Feast.
There is not enough actual food in the cans, too much water content, and we ended up going through
the food much faster. The other brands of Fancy Feast don’t seem to create this problem, so it’s just
the decreased amount of actual solid food in this version of cans.

If you have a cat that loves only gravy, or is a VERY light eater, these might be just right.
For us, it just won’t work.

One note on Fancy Feast in general – it’s mostly promotion, but the cats do like it, so we still buy it.
You have to watch the TEXTURES carefully when buying it – the flavors don’t vary all that much, but
they offer paté, sliced, bits, etc. If your cat is picky about texture, you do need to read carefully to
see what you are getting.

Quite by impulse I bought a box of this Gravy Lovers Cat Food because she enjoys ONLY the gravy. Much to our surprise, 3 weeks later, her coat is NOT tatty, it is silky and has a sheen to it. She hasn’t thrown up since eating this food. She even sits on my lap, which is a new event too, and I pet her for long periods of time.

Now, I know I cannot predict the future, but I’m certain that this food had added value to her life, added quality to her health and I suspect years to her future!

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS… Can you make just the gravy for us? Oh please??? Mrs. Nelson wants to know if you would consider making “Mouse bits with gravy” and “Lizard legs and gravy” … Ok?… Thanks.