9Lives Wet Senior Cat Food, Tender Morsels with Real Ocean Whitefish & Tuna in Sauce, 5.5 Ounce Can (Pack of 4)

The media could not be loaded. I love 9 lives with the famous Morris The Cat, which I used to have the same cat before. From all the years I had many cats and they all love 9lives. The cats love it ,they get all happy and its not as expensive as the other brands of catfood. Its a win/win. I do recommend 9lives! You won't regret it. My cat loves the flavors. Excellent size. Hes able to consume the cat food. And great on their teeth. It's A Great Buy :)

Good value. One of the only flavors my cat likes.

Great tasting, apparently, according to my felines. However, the price went way up so I won't be getting it unless it goes down.

This is really a decent, economical cat food. The ingredients are good also. It does have meat byproducts, but they're the 4th ingredient, with chicken, liver and water for processing as the first 3 ingredients. This is a nice moist food, with just the right amount of gravy and the shreds are soft, not rubbery like some other cat food brands. I have 8 cats of all ages and they truly enjoy this food. I also buy this and the 9Lives kitten pate to feed stray community cats and they enjoy it. This cat food even looks nice and fresh. This is manufactured in Bloomsburg,PA. I never have a problem with Prime delivery of cat and dog food, never any can damage. I'm happy with this purchase and put this cat food on Subscribe and Save for $16.20 + tax. This is also offered by Amazon in a 4 pack for $2.66 if you want to try it for your kitty. Well worth it. Happy cats, good food and easy on the wallet. 👍

My cat is 18-years-old and got finicky about her last cat food, so i switched to this food. It appears to be fresh, moist, and she loves it. It doesn't smell fishy or have a strong scent. I love that the cans are easily opened.

I got this for my boy who is not only 15 but also diabetic. Being the only thing I could find under 140 calories while his normal was out of stock. it only has 132 calories per can. It doesn't smell to much and my boy will eat it. It's got coloring in it and every morsel is in these little greyish brown stripes in gravy very un natural. There is no added vitamins or minerals and it's not high protein, But it gives him something to eat while we wait on his.

My cat's are seniors and they are not fussy eaters. My regular canned food was out of stock and I only needed a couple of cans to hold me over until I could purchase their usual food. At first, because it was something new they seemed excited to eat it but after a nibble or two both of them walked away from it. It's very dry there's basically no type of gravy whatsoever it's just shreds that are moist. The shreds are cut very unevenly leaving some pieces that are very thick which made me concerned about them choking. I ended up having to chop it up myself because of the quality of the shreds. The taste was obviously not enticing to them. The smell was strong and nasty. The size of the pieces was awkward. I decided to try and feed it to them again because I already opened a can and didn't want to waste it but they did not want it. Fortunately I gave the remaining cans to someone in need so the food didn't go to waste. I do not recommend this food mainly because it's not a gravy like consistency it's more moist than gravy and the smell is wretched.

My two barn cats really like this canned food, they gobble it right up.