Fancy Feast Reviews

My cat is 10 years old, been feeding her FF all this time. Right before Thanksgiving 2018 she began to vomit after eating, it got to be several times a day and in the middle of the night. Took her the vet, actually 3 different vets and they could not find anything wrong with her. So, I took it upon myself to change her food. My baby has not been sick since. I believe people in the stores that sells FF knows it is toxic. Because I returned all of my baby's food and mentioned it started to make her sick, they say nothing. 2 stores I have returned FF and told both stores it's now making my baby sick, they say nothing.

Fancy Feast is toxic! My cats were eating it for a year without any problems until 3 weeks ago when it caused my cat to get severe pancreatitis which was ultimately fatal. It had to be euthanized today after several vet visits. My other cat is also sick from eating Fancy Feast. She has been lethargic and vomiting but will hopefully survive. The ingredients have obvious changed and now contain toxins! I see that several others have also been affected that have written reviews in this site and I’m sure countless other animals have died or become sick. I will call Purina but that won't bring my beloved cat back. It’s unacceptable and cruel these tragedies occur due to the incompetent manufacturing process and lack of product testing.

I have been dealing with tan-colored poop ever since December. Been feeding my cat FF for six months, since Dec she has been turning her nose up at it. Before Dec, FF has been a hit or miss. When I switched brands which my cat doesn't like but will eat out of hunger, her poop will be perfectly normal. I am terrified of parasites or pancreatic/liver problems now. Please do NOT give your cats FF. My cat now rejects most FF cans I give her, and I'm starting to doubt if it's really pickiness, and believing that it's unethical food production.

I had bought Fancy Feast about 2 weeks ago for my kitten because it was on sale. She is very lethargic now. I took her to the vet and they said her temperature was very high and she was dehydrated. But they are not sure why. I am now giving her medication and it is not helping her. She can barely walk now. I just put two and two together, and realized since I've been feeding her the Fancy Feast she started to get really sick. I have been feeding it to her even up until today, until I realized this might be the reason. I now think she is dying. I'm so upset with this. Is there any way that I can have the food tested to know if that is the reason?

For the past 10 of my kitties 11 years he has had no issue with Fancy Feast. 4 days ago he vomited after 20mins of him eating. He lost all enthusiasm for dinner time (you need to picture Garfield but colored like normal) After reading the other comments on this page my wife went out and bought a non Purina owned cat food and night and day difference. It has been 30 mins and he is acting like his old self. Seeing so many others had the worse case scenario, my heart aches. Our fur babies deserve the best. I hope Purina will take action with whatever it is that's affecting their customers' pets.

My extremely finicky 13 month old cat has been eating Fancy Feast for most of his life, he was very happy and healthy on it. In the last 2 weeks I noticed he would only eat half of the can but I wasn't too concerned because he was still eating his high quality dry food. A week ago he developed severe diarrhea and was a very sick kitty, I held back his food and made him bland chicken and he was feeling better but as soon as he ate a quarter can of Fancy Feast he was right back in the litter box with watery diarrhea. I returned all 41 cans I had and bought a different brand, he is so much better now.

Am weighing in because of all the negative reviews I just read. Honestly FF is my go-to brand because I know our cats will eat it. Am mystified and appalled that so many reviewers have had such different experiences. Indoor cat favors the seafood wet and dry food, Outdoor cat favors the chicken wet and dry food. They seem to enjoy their meals, especially the Gravy Lovers wet food. At their check-ups the vets have found them happy and healthy. I don't know what to make of the bad experiences some here have reported. I feel very bad for those owners and their cats, but as long as my cats continue eating it, I'll keep buying it for them.

My cat loves various flavors of Fancy Feast! He's healthy and happy and my vet friend recommends them. His blood work and vet visits always come back good. He seems to have great energy levels. He's super intelligent and I owe it all to Fancy Feast.

I never buy Fancy Feast but it was on sale at our local Walmart, so I bought 5 cans of the Gravy Lovers Chicken & Beef Feast in Grilled Chicken Flavor Gravy. My two sweet 14 year old cats were in good health. I thought this would be a great treat for them. I divided one can between the two. Cookie ate most of it because Gidget had not arrived yet. I went to call for Gidget and when I returned to where the food was Cookie was gone. We found her two days later dead in our front yard. I had no idea at that time what had happened.

My finicky cats used to LOVE Purina Fancy Feast canned cat food but no longer, they all REFUSE to eat it. Not sure what the problem is. It's not just one type or flavor either - it's ALL OF THEM. One day I noticed a bowl of Fancy Feast Turkey cat food look RED, as if someone poured cherry Kool-Aid in it. I thought someone dropped something in the bowl and disposed of it. A second, uneaten, bowl of Turkey Fancy Feast also turned red. I won't buy this or ANY Purina product. I suspect they moved canning operations to China to save money, at the expense of safe food for cats.

We normally have our cats on a raw food diet supplemented with some tinned food for convenience. We normally do not purchase Fancy Feast but recently bought some Fancy Feast because it was on special and significantly reduced. All our cats are healthy and are shown regular in cat shows and Royal Shows and have regular vet checks. I stumbled across this page and everything became a lot clearer in hindsight. We recently moved house and had no raw food available so started serving the Fancy Feast; my older cat started throwing up but we thought she was eating too fast. The others seemed to go off their food but we thought it was the stress of a new house; the youngest (2 years) however ate the Fancy Feast. He became lethargic and went off his food. The vet put him on antibiotics but he never regained his appetite and died on day 4.

My two indoor cats were extremely ill after eating Fancy Feast Ocean Whitefish and Tuna over a year ago. While Purina conducted testing of remaining cans from the batch, they said they found nothing amiss, though of course they could not test the food already consumed. In December I purchased more of this food as my cats will eat nothing else. There was a foul stench in my pantry for about 10 days before I opened the box and then a few days later opened a can that was putridly off. I have again alerted Purina and the supplier. The use by date was 05/2020, I note a review by C of Australia who also had off food with the same date. I will also never again buy this food, thankfully Dine have recently released a pate style food that my cats will eat.

A little over a month ago my 8 year old cat got extremely sick. She could not hold any food in, and was extremely lethargic. It was so scary. She had a pancreatic attack. I have been to the vet with her now 5 times to get treated and for follow ups. The second time at the vet, I did not even think she was coming home. In talking to others who were having the same issues as my cat, we realized they all had something in common. They were all eating the same cat food. My cat has been on antibiotics for 5 weeks now and has one more round coming up.

I have been feeding my cat Fancy Feast for about 4 years now. In the past 6 months, he often won't touch his food. My cat is fed a variety of the FF flavours, including the premium food options. It has been hit & miss as to which ones he will eat, when previously, the varieties I have purchased are his favorites. My cat is also vomiting, coughing, is sensitive in the stomach area & is lethargic. When I feed him fresh meat, he improves. Change back to the tin food & he gets sick. What are you putting into the food? Your product is not cheap & I expect better quality. Not a happy consumer.

Can't type well because I have seriously ill cat on my lap. Have a ton of cats. The one lone cat who eats only Fancy Feast starting getting very ill early December. He has been checked and nothing is wrong with him. Finally figured out that it's the Fancy Feast. Projectile vomiting and lethargy. These stories are horrifying. Just like the awfully corrupt Weruva, FF is using overseas cheap processing... Awful. Only buy cat food from Canada or USA.

Both my cats started to refuse Fancy Feast and have digestion problems in December 2018, after eating Fancy Feast for years. Vomiting began and one cat was near death. I have a 2k vet bill now where they could not find the “cause”- cats fine now after NO FF. Maybe we all need a FB page for a lawsuit.

Recently my two Ragdoll cats age 5 and 3 would eat Fancy Feast Chicken grilled in gravy, occasionally the turkey. I got them from a reputable breeder who fed them Life’s Abundance and on rare occasion Fancy Feast. Her cats are champion cats. So they were healthy when I got them. Due to limited funds for the past year they were on Fancy Feast wet & dry. I noticed they both developed stomach irritation, vomiting after eating. And throwing up yellow bile, and became lethargic, did not want to play. Also one started getting sores and rashes on her neck and tail. Now they walk up to the food, sniff it, try to cover it up and walk away. I then bought a can in every flavor and style FF made thinking they were tired of chicken & turkey. Same result, they didn't want anything to do with any of them. They would rather go hungry than eat FF.

Like so many others have noted, Fancy Feast canned cat food is changed. And not in a good way. We have a LOT of rescued cats. I stock up on, primarily, the chicken pate recipe, and purchase 4+ cases a month. So I have a stockpile. About 2 months ago, I noticed the color of the food was darker, and none of my cats would eat it. They all love this variety, so I was puzzled. So I pulled a can from the 'older' stockpile, and noticed the color difference, and they happily ate it. Next day, I gave them cans from the newer/changed stockpile, and they won't eat it.

I have a very fussy 3 and a half year old Birman cat who will only eat pâtés, mixed occasionally with Fancy Feast grilled chicken, which is the only product I purchase. Today I opened a fresh can of grilled chicken produced on 31/05/2018, use by date 05/2020. The can looked as normal as every other can. Upon opening the can I was shocked to find it completely covered black with fluffy white mold growing on top. This has deeply disturbed me as only two weeks ago he was seriously ill and needing intravenous fluids at the vet after constant vomiting and dehydration followed by diarrhea. The vet initially thought pancreatitis but blood tests showed muscle trauma from vomiting as he is an inside cat and no other cause could be established. I have taken a photo for evidence. I will no longer buy this product and am advising my mother and sister to do the same for their cats.

Two days ago I spent 4 hrs with my cat and $850 in the vet hospital because of him being deathly ill. Vomiting and diarrhea constantly. He only eats Fancy Feast! The vet hospital is aware of the FF cat food problem but don't tell you about it. After discovering that the bad cat food is widespread I called the vet up and they said they were aware of this but still had me spend the money to test my kitty for everything. The Fancy Feast is messing up cats' pancreas which can lead to liver and brain damage or death! I will never feed my cat FF again and will tell every cat owner I know about this. Anyone start a class action lawsuit against Fancy Feast yet?

After years of feeding my two cats the small cans of Fancy Feast they throw up after eating. My big male cat sits and stares at his dish but won’t eat. Something is up with this brand of food. Where can I have this food tested? I will throw the rest of the cans in the garbage as of today!

My cat is 11 and a big boy with great appetite. 2 months ago acted very sick and lost weight. Several vet visits, medications and tests showed nothing conclusive. Now I have to wonder if it’s the canned beef Fancy Feast reading all this. He stopped eating, avoided litterbox, howls, and more. He’s eaten the same flavor for his whole life with no issues, I have to order it by the case online. I am stopping it immediately and choosing another company product. I am thankful I saw these stories as I probably would have donated his unused supply to a rescue but I will BE THROWING IT OUT today to be safe. And I’m contacting the company. Something is obviously wrong there.

I have been feeding my cats Fancy Feast for years with no issues. A few days ago I went to the store to buy more since I had run out and immediately after starting the newly purchased stuff my female cat became very sick. She's been vomiting non stop for 3 days since starting it, and can't keep anything down now. She throws up within minutes of eating and continues to vomit bile through the night. I thought it might be a hairball or something but after reading these reviews it seems that the food is the more likely culprit. I will be switching their food immediately! This is really scary. I hope the company does a recall soon! Please don't feed this product to your cats. In fact, I think I will be avoiding all Purina products for the time being.

My cat is 14-1/2 and has been eating the small cans of Fancy Feast since he was a kitten. He liked all of the grilled varieties and also the pate ones. At 10kg he really loved his food. Over the last few months he has been consistently walking away from his bowl after sniffing the same varieties he used to love. Sometimes he will try to eat them but ends up drooling dreadfully or vomiting them up. He also suffered from diarrhea.

I have been scratching my head since right before Thanksgiving when my 10-year-old male ragdoll had suddenly developed explosive diarrhea after feasting classic FF pates for the last three years. I am removing it from his diet to see what happens after reading these updates here!

My felines had been eating this canned food for years. However, within the past few months, I noticed gristle/bone/more grease in the food from Kroger. It's disgusting, they won't eat it now. I made complaints to Purina, Fancy Feast and Kroger. They need to remove this food from their shelves and check their quality control.

I thought I was giving my kitty nutritional value when I was giving him Fancy Feast. Wrong. He would wake me up to eat it until a month in when he started vomiting and howling followed by explosive diarrhea. It's the worse feeling when your loving pet is very sick and you can't communicate or comfort them. Don't let this happen to your kitty. If you have it throw it away or return it immediately! We circulated between about 15 flavors and it was when I added 3 new flavors to his diet that within the first week he was violently ill. Now I would never recommend or trust the brand. I have also called the location in which I purchased and I am not a lone wolf I came to find. However it is still sitting on the shelf!

Male cat, 10 years old... had eaten "Fancy Feast" (canned) for years. Started rejecting this 11-25-2018. Lost weight, vomited bile (clear, yellow tinge) - EXTREME constipation. Required hydration (3 times), XRAYs, anti-nausea, and appetite stimulant. All he had to do was sniff the so called "food" - he was hungry, but would NOT consume anything (fish, chicken, etc) from one of the new "round pull tab cans". We looked CAREFULLY for point of production. This data has been erased. Having a number of "square pull top cans"? We switched to these, exclusively. SAME cat, now happy, eating, and recovering with OLD product. The new Fancy Feast is POISON. FF has never had a recall... and betting they are FIGHTING one now. DO NOT FEED THIS TO YOUR CAT, please? Buy another brand until these folks admit the problem, and correct it.

She would vomit after her 5pm feeding of the Fancy Feast pork, chicken or beef. We thought maybe she ate too fast, too much, etc. Then she got so sick Dec 2, 2018 she couldn't lift her head up. Rushed her to the animal er...took xrays said her whole digestive system was in an uproar. We told them about the food. They gave her a shot for vomiting & dehydration & fever. Cost me $585.55! Called Purina. Gave all the numbers on the box etc. They said someone would call me in 5 days. My poor cat almost died!!!

I have been feeding my cat Fancy Feast Classic Canned Food since I got him as a kitten. He is 3.5 years old now. In September of 2018, he started throwing up every single day. I slowly took away treats - thinking they were the culprit... but it was the canned fancy feast! Reading these review gave me a panic attack and I was lucky to be able to return all the cans I bought. Something has gone wrong in FF factories... I called the company and let them know but they do not care and they will not claim any liability! Be careful with store bought canned food.

Fancy Feast killed my perfectly healthy, 5 year old 15 lb, family member Siamese cat after only consuming 2 cans in a two week period. The levels of toxins must be very high. Walmart CEO has been notified Nov 28 That FF knows. In the research process Nestlé was sued for incorporating "slave ships" for acquiring fish for the canned cat food. I made contact with these same attorneys since they are familiar with Nestlé scumbags and their low value on human life. I would say their concern for your pet's life is even less.

I am glad I found this site reviewing Fancy Feast. My 12-year-old cat has eaten Fancy Feast dry with Ocean Fish & Salmon for a few years but about 4 months ago started crying loudly, then throwing up every day. I switched her to 1 can of the wet Fancy Feast Gravy Lovers and she would eat about half of it first thing in the morning then snack on the dry stuff during the day and has not thrown up for 2 weeks. BUT the last 2 days she just smells the can stuff and won't touch it. Can someone please give me a suggestion of another dry cat food I can give her from Walmart. I live in the middle of nowhere so don't have many choices, just Walmart cat food. I see now Fancy Feast anything is not good anymore.

My kitten is about 4 months old and I started him out with Purina Naturals dry kitten food and would give him a little bit of the canned Purina wet Fancy Feast twice a day, which he absolutely loved. About 5 days ago I bought a 12 pack of the canned Fancy Feast for kittens which included the turkey and the white fish and started to give it to him regularly but by Friday night (the next day) I noticed a change in him. He's usually very playful, outgoing and friendly but now he was hiding and very tired and wouldn't eat. This progressed throughout the weekend. I was watching my kitten waste away basically. He was vomiting bile, had diarrhea and barely woke up for anything. I tried giving him some of the Fancy Feast kitten food but he wouldn't touch it at all which I found odd since he is so food oriented.

My two cats (both 3) have been happily eating the chicken, beef, and turkey classic Fancy Feast pates as part of their regular core diet for the past two years. It was food they loved the taste of and that I liked for having good ingredients. I have recommended it to others. But in early October one of them began having intermittent bad diarrhea and then about 4 weeks ago (late Oct.) they both developed intense diarrhea and vomiting. Went through a whole round of vet care and antibiotics and they improved on prescription food. Then we reintroduced the Fancy Feast (not from my supply but from new cans from the store) and they became violently ill again.

Our mature but very healthy and robust cat "Mr. Whiskers" is a very hearty eater, he is a large cat and likes his food 'on time and on demand'. In the many years since we rescued him I don't ever recall seeing him appear sick in any way. He has been known to shown preference to certain food, mainly turkey, so we, as his loyal personal butler and servants, try to accommodate. He likes Fancy Feast dry food which is always there and ready for him, and at least twice, or more, daily he likes Fancy Feast canned food, specifically Turkey and Giblets Pate. We recently bought several boxes of it from an online service because our store kept running out.

We have been feeding most of our nine cats for years Fancy Feast, but in the last 2 weeks they have been vomiting, they eat then vomit. So far 6 out of the nine have vomited. The other three live outside so we are not sure. I’m wondering if maybe the last six boxes I purchased are contaminated. I’m taking one of the six to the vet tomorrow. Maybe they can figure it out. Is there anyone else out there who are experiencing the same reaction with their cats?? Any suggestions??

I had one cat Margaret who was about 18 die recently. I was feeding her and one other cat Winston both Fancy Feast Dried food and fancy feast canned food. Both cats started vomiting horribly and would no longer eat the dry food or the wet food so I switched to regular Purina dry cat chow and Friskies canned food. After reading these reviews I am nervous about that too. Tomorrow I am getting different brand of food. Last week I bought another pack of the Fancy Feast Seafood Classic Patte and within moments of eating some my remaining cat got violently ill. Crazy Projectile vomiting that was a strange bright beige color.

Sometime in early August of 2018 my 12 yo cat Grace started to refuse to eat this product (after many years of consumer loyalty to this brand), preceded and followed by serious episodes of vomiting and diarrhea. After 3 visits and much expense at the vets, there seemed to be no answer as to the cause. No remedy or medication seemed to alleviate the severity of her failing condition. Eventually, her G/I system became increasingly compromised to the point of no water or food intake whatsoever, and, on August 27th, she was euthanized to end her suffering. She was all I had.

I have been feeding my 1 1/2 year old cat Fancy Feast canned food for the past year. For about a month he has turned up his nose at some flavors he had liked. In the last two weeks he has had diarrhea three times, very smelly. The vet says all his vitals are ok. Now he has diarrhea again. His personality has changed some, and he is not as happy. I just found this site, and see how it has been making cats very sick! I am very angry at Purina for changing their product formula somehow that is making pets sick. What a betrayal of trust. Have called them. I will make a complaint to the FDA. Have ordered another brand, Royal Canin. Not sure who to trust! If Royal Canin not good, will try Hills!

I've read a few threads on this site about the experiences of others with FF dry foods. I had a similar experience with this food with the frequent vomiting, but my cat also developed a nasty rash around hear head and neck. The blood work from the vet showed an elevated eosinophil count, an indicator of lymphoma. The rash got worse so on a return visit she suspected an allergy, probably a food allergy. She told me corn is the number one cause of these conditions, followed closely by wheat.

I'm having the same experience as many others are. My cats have eaten Fancy Feast canned cat food for a few years. For some reason they won't eat any of it anymore. This began early in 2018. I have tried every flavor there is. They began to vomit it up, now they won't eat it at all. I won't buy it anymore. This is happening with other brands of Purina canned cat food. I will most likely have to begin to make their food at home.

After many more than 5 years of our cat eating dry Fancy Feast, our cat won't go near her bowl of food. I'm not sure what is wrong with this batch but it is not like the others. Tried another brand and now eating.

Our diabetic cat has eaten Fancy Feast for 14 years. This past summer I noticed she vomited shortly after eating her Fancy Feast and then would howl. I thought it was a diabetes related issue so took her to the vet. Her blood sugar was good and so I wondered if it was related to the food. Did a search and found this! Once I stopped feeding her Fancy Feast; the vomiting stopped. I’ve emailed the company but no response.

My cats have been eating Fancy Feast “fish & shrimp” for a couple of years. My younger one is very picky and this is one of the only canned foods she will eat (they eat dry food - but as a dinner treat they get some Fancy Feast). I just got a new box of it from Petco and yesterday and today she smells it and walks away (the other cat still ate it, so I will be keeping an eye on her! I opened three cans and she wanted nothing to do with any of them! I did notice that the food looked much darker than it usually is???? I will be bringing the unopened cans back to Petco and can hopefully find another brand of food the picky one will eat (she doesn’t even like people tuna).

My 2 adult cats (15 and 14 years) have been happily eating Fancy Feast products, wet and dry foods, since they were kittens. Recently purchased (17 Oct 2018) one box of the Salmon flavoured and one box of chicken 85g tins (8 tins per box) and they both refused outright to eat. This stuff isn't inexpensive! The product information states Made in France with a Best Before date of 01.2020 and reference number 8124A.102.34. I have my supermarket receipt and will contact the Petcare advice team. I'll post their response on this site if they get back to me.

My cat has been eating Fancy Feast for about 4 years, but in the past month he has vomited his Fancy Feast soon after eating. I thought it was a bad can, bad lot, whatever so I bought another case, but he still vomited. Now after reading the reviews, I see that our experience is like so many others. I will throw out all of the remaining cans and find another cat food. This food should be recalled.

My Cat used to love the Fancy Feast brand until recently. Approx 6 months where is when from PRODUCT of the USA to Made IN FRANCE. I did bring this up with the manufacturer Nestlé Purina Pet Care. There is a process or ingredient that MAKES the PRODUCT OF FRANCE make my cat walk away and they admitted the change of where item was made. And I threw away 60 tins of such. I was also advised that they were going to go back to USA manufacture but to date this has been false, the supermarket shelves are now full of ONLY MADE IN FRANCE. So Purina another LOST CUSTOMER. Why mislead customers? The new product is causing people to lose money and faith in Nestle Purina.

I changed my 3 yr old healthy cat from dry Kibble Kaboodle to Fancy Feast Salmon Pate, Chicken Pate within the past 3 months. I thought he needed to have moisture. I notice recently he smells the food and walks away. Yesterday he was hungry and ate well. This morning he threw up and had a lot of smelly diarrhea. Threw up twice, I don't have the means to take him to the Vet. Something is wrong with this food. I will not feed him Fancy Feast again. I pray he gets well.

My 12 week kitten has been having diarrhea. I thought he was sick with worms or something but he had his shots, So I stop giving him Fancy Feast to see what happens. He stop having diarrhea. I let him get better then I started him back on fancy feast then he started having diarrhea again so I looked up if anyone else is having this problem. Came across this. Wow. The food must be poison. I'm going to start him on Blue and never buy this brand again. I hope my kitten gets better again now that I stopped giving him this food.

Just started using Fancy Feast about a week ago. My very healthy energetic indoor cat hid last night in an unused room after vomiting twice. She always follows me from room to room and sleeps with me, but she just wanted to be alone. She has never not used her litter box, but last night she urinated on the bed that she retreated to. I could tell she felt really bad. Hope this passes and I get my fun cute kitty back. I will be throwing out the Fancy Feast I bought in Walmart.

Our cat has been eating Fancy Feast - Chicken Feast Classic Pate for over a year now and has always loved it. All of a sudden he’s now smelling it and walking away. Something must have changed because I’ve bought several cans with different lot numbers from different stores and he’s rejecting all of them. Someone please check into this and find out what’s going on - from the other reviews it appears something is seriously wrong - unfortunately you’ve lost another customer.

We have two cats and have been feeding both Fancy Feast with greens for more than a decade. One is 16 years old and the other is 6 years old. Our 6 year will always eat Fancy Feast and some dry food (Whiskas). Since we started a new 12 pack last weekend she is now hiding and not interested in eating Fancy Feast the past couple of days. She only has eaten some dry food. The 16 year old barely touches her Fancy Feast and after eating some she howls. No vomit. Very little pee in the box. We have thrown out the uneaten opened cans. We will need to take our 6 year old to the vet if she does not feel better by tomorrow. What is going on with this brand? Our cats were addicted to this food. We trust these companies with their lives.

My cat had been eating canned Fancy Feast for years, but only very recently has she stopped. Perhaps ingredients recently changed. She's been vomiting more, yowling in the middle of the night, pacing, having diarrhea and getting my attention. She gets clean water and fresh litter and lives in a clean home. I'm going to guess something is seriously wrong with the food. I'll be switching her diet starting tomorrow.

My cat has eaten Fancy Feast since she was a kitten (she is now 9 years old) but since August this year (2018) she has had vomiting and diarrhea after eating this food. She has never been a fussy eater but she will no longer eat any of the varieties, just smells it and then walks away. Something has changed with this food and whatever it is, it is not good for cats. Have the ingredients changed? Has the product source changed? Have the meat and fish suppliers changed? Has the country of origin changed? Whatever the difference is, my cat will no longer be a consumer.

I have fed my diabetic cat Fancy Feast in the past because it surprisingly doesn't have a high carb content, which is bad for diabetic cats. This recent purchase of their food has left my cat throwing up every day after eating - the first day I thought her blood sugars had spiked, but three days of it is not normal at all. I hopped on here to read the reviews and lo-and-behold, everyone else has the same issue. Looks like I am done with Fancy Feast and Purina!

I have fed my cats Fancy Feast for the last 9 years. Within the last month one of my cats has gotten very ill and now neither will touch Fancy Feast canned food. My poor cat who had been healthy prior to the last couple weeks has diarrhea, vomiting, is moody and in pain. He is being treated by the vet and I am changing his food. I thought he wasn't eating because he felt sick. I was close, but in reality he wasn't eating the food because it made him sick. He will eat the Purina Pro Plan food but will not even sniff Fancy Feast anymore. I'm extremely disappointed and unimpressed with Purina Fancy Feast at this time.

Bought this thinking it was going to be healthy for the kittens. But... my 2 kittens refused to eat it. The cat-food sat in the dish and stunk up my home with a bad odor until the next day. Try something else.

I have been feeding Fancy Feast wet food to my foster kittens and my own cats for a long time. But they changed the cans. We noticed it smelled very metallic. My foster kittens started to get VERY sick! She started to throw up and had extremely horrible diarrhea that started to look grey. Then she stopped eating! It took switching her food and syringe feeding her with Pedialyte and she is doing better now. The new cans have round top openers. The old cans seem to still be ok. Also someone else on here mentioned that the boxes now say they are a product of France. Did they change plants? Or formulas? Whatever it is... IT'S TOXIC!

I switched to Fancy Feast beef pate because my cat loves wet beef pate and Fancy Feast was the Walmart option. She was switched 4 weeks ago, still eating the same Purina dry. I was initially happy because she was eating the Fancy Feast better than any other food. I give her wet at night, teaspoon mixed with warm water, as a dinner treat. Thursday she started with loose stools that smell horrible! Today bloody diarrhea began. I got online and am reading these reviews and will be stopping with this product completely and forever. The diarrhea is her only symptom, but as an indoor only, only cat in the house situation, I'm blaming the food.

I have fed my cats Fancy Feast can food for years. Recently they were all losing their appetite and being very picky about the flavors, even the ones they used to like. One kitty stopped eating twice in one week and had liquid poop for days, and he is the one that usually eats the most. When the other three cats developed mushy poop and not eating much I knew it was the food. Upon research I see that Fancy Feast has made countless cats sick. My four kitties all recovered within two days of stopping the Fancy Feast. And their fur is so much softer and silkier now too! I suggest you issue a complaint with the FDA because with countless sick cats the last few months nothing is being done by Purina. Friskies food and all Purina products are involved too, if you do the research.

We gave our cats some dry Fancy Feast and found that it made one throw up. We have six indoor only cats, two outdoor homeless cats. There was throw up around the house every morning and it was hard to pin down who it was. We just realized that the cat who loved dry food was the one getting ill. We took out the dry food and sadly gave it to our outside cats. Today we found the same type of throw up as we were finding inside. This clearly shows that the dry food is tainted. If there is trouble with wet food then it must be an ingredient that is in both their wet and dry foods. Monday we are taking our sick boy to our vet. The closest vet to us who is open weekends and evenings is about 50 miles away and it would be too stressful for our boy. This is unforgivable, big corporations cutting corners to make even more money at what cost?

My healthy six-year-old cat died two days ago after eating a can of cat food I put down at 8 a.m. She was dead by 10:45 a.m. It was a most horrific thing to watch after she ate the food. We thought she was trying to pass a fur ball. I did not pay much attention to it thinking that that was all it was. I wish I did pay more attention to it. Maybe she would still be alive today but I do not think so. She let out a horrific cry around 10:30 quarter to 11. I went searching for her. Found her in the hallway by the bedrooms where she was spitting up foamy blood. She then continued crying and started to throw herself against the wall then she ran under my daughter's bed. I scooped her up and try to make it to the vet which is a half a mile away from my home. I got her there. They took her in and they said she passed away in her carrier before we got there. I am beside myself. My 13 year-old saw this. It was horrible and she will be missed. We loved her to death.

My two cats have eaten Fancy Feast for over two years without any incident. My cats are very healthy young cats 2 to 5 years of age. They loved the pate all varieties. Recently in the past 6 to 8 weeks we have had repeated incidence of vomiting and diarrhea. The diarrhea has been severe on one cat. Vomiting is happening to both cats. The vet treated the cats for worms which still samples came back clean but just to be cautious she treated them. That did not work. Then she started one of the cats on **. The ** helped with the symptoms however as soon as the course of treatment is done the diarrhea comes back with a vengeance.

I have bought Fancy Feast all the flavors for 8 years for my 7 cats, they used to love it, now for some time all of them have stopped eating eg: Prime Fillet of Chicken, Prime Fillet of Salmon, Prime Fillet of Tuna, Wild Salmon in a Savoury Broth. They just smell it and go around to the next bowl, one or two of the cats vomit on a daily basis, Gravy in the cans has changed colour slightly and is more thick and some have separated when I open the can, and the broth can has no broth. Just a solid lump sometimes at the bottom of can, I spend around $450-500 a month on Fancy Feast from Petstock online in Australia. Can somebody tell me what's going on with the product.

I have two cats that have in the past not wanted to eat anything but Fancy Feast. Recently both cats have been getting the runs and now are refusing to eat. When I smelled the food I could detect a strange odor that just was not right. I went to Whole Foods and bought them a bag of frozen venison and they ate it up instantly. This product needs to be recalled.

My cat who has been eating Fancy Feast for years has become violently ill and has been at the vet for days. The vet cannot figure out what is wrong with her. When I looked online just now, I noticed that there has been a problem with multiple people and this food. SOMETHING IS VERY WRONG HERE. My cat is an indoor cat who is up to date on all vaccinations.

We have two cats who have only eaten Fancy Feast gourmet cat food for the past 9 years. They absolutely love this brand and seemed to snub all others. The last couple of weeks we have been feeding the cats Fancy Feast, they have been ill, and will no longer eat it. We called fancy feast as we thought they might have changed the formula or had a bad batch. They said no one else had complained and we could return the balance of tins for more if we like. When we returned cat food to Petbarn Ballarat and spoke to them about it, they said there had been no other complaints. We now have 80 tins of fancy feast cat food we will not be feeding to our cats. Very poor form fancy feast and also pet barn Ballarat.

I have 2 cats and up until a week ago, my eldest one ate Fancy Feast just fine. Now she and her brother are both getting sick with vomiting and Diarrhea 15min - 2 hours within consuming it. She’s having diarrhea up to 2 times a day. They were taken to the vet to see about bacterial infections and got stool samples taken but came back clean. After seeing all these reviews, It seems as if Fancy Feast is the culprit.

Both of our cats became violently ill last week after eating Fancy Feast. Similar to other posts below, they started vomiting and had severe, bloody diarrhea after consuming food from our latest shipment from Amazon (arrived July 28th). One cat became ill before the other. She woke us up at midnight and continued to vomit and have bloody diarrhea throughout the night; we had three trips to the emergency vet with her over the course of 24 hours. They did x-rays, imaging, blood work, urinalysis -- all came back normal. She was in a free fall decline, ultimately excreting pure blood. When the other cat became symptomatic (also with vomiting and bloody diarrhea) minutes after we got back from the third emergency room visit, and it was clear that the food was the culprit. (Our cats are indoor kitties and are not exposed to other animals).

What has happened to the Fancy Feast Purely fancy Feast Chicken in Broth? My two Siamese cats just love this stuff. They pace around at 4:30 p.m. every day asking for their Fancy Feast Purely Chicken. However, I recently opened a new box of the food and they refuse to eat it. This happened for two days so I decided to open a second box to see if there had been a bad batch. Still nothing. They pace around asking for food but sniff, then walk away from the already opened container that I've given them. Has there been a change in formula? Some bad ingredients? Please check out your Fancy Feast Purely Chicken.

I came on this site after an outside cat I give this food to refused to eat it. My less than 10 year old cat recently dies horribly. I am shocked that this company has not recalled their food. Then I started reading complaints from this year. I still have cans Walmart will not take back. I can throw them away but tomorrow I am going to call the company and submit the cans I still have. I confess that I gave the ones I had left over after my fur baby died to the strays outside my house. I am a Christian so even though no one from this company will do anything or be accountable God will open their eyes and show them the truth. Meanwhile vets need to contact this company asking them to check their formula. Far too many animals have died. Just checking cannot hurt. Please pray for me as this will be a challenging endeavor but I have to try to save other people from the tragedy and pain and financial hardship.

Ok, I have 4 boy cats and feed them 2 different dry foods but give them Sheba wet food but found they're not all happy with it every time. So a friend of mine gave me her passed kitty's 2 cans of Fancy Feast, which worked out really nicely because I noticed 2 of my kitty's really liked it. I decided to keep it on hand for the occasional treat dinner and my Russian Blue ate it for the 1st time yesterday and hasn't even gotten up to pee since then. I'm really worried he's going to die and I plan to dig that can out of the trash to make sure that this gets documented.

My cats are 2 years old and they eat Science Diet dry food and Greenies treats. Both healthy foods. They also eat a small can of Fancy Feast every night. They actually share one. So not eating too much of it. They have always been healthy and have never had a problem until recently. And these are the only brands of food they eat. I should also mention I have had my cats since they were 8 weeks old.

My husband, 2 cats, and I have been loyal, daily Fancy Feast users for the past 6 years (my husband used them regularly for 7 years prior to our living together). Our cats have recently been refusing to eat Fancy Feast or having frequent episodes of vomiting and diarrhea multiple times a day for the past week. We couldn’t figure out the culprit, initially. We decided to investigate further and immediately began seeing very recent posts describing very similar cat problems. I can’t believe they haven’t issued a recall. We will never buy them again. They’ve lost 4 loyal customers with our cat family. Protect your catbabies. Don’t buy Fancy Feast.

After testing her with various brands for a couple of days, blaming Halo, blaming Wellness, I noticed the culprit is Fancy Feast! She has diarrhea several times a day with any flavor of this brand. She has NEVER had this problem with any brand and is losing weight. Thankfully, she will be able to recover. Please recall all cans of Fancy Feast! They've also added fish to other flavors without disclosing it upfront.

I started researching if others were having problems with their cats and this food. Lo and behold I am finding others and very recently. We’ve been feeding our cats FF canned pate for years without noticeable issues. Last week my eldest (15) became very sick. Vomiting and diarrhea, lethargic, shallow breathing. My other cat vomited very soon after eating but only ate a little. She is not very fond of canned food and happy with Science Diet dry. I took her to the vets and I thought I was going to lose her on the ride. She was in stress, panting, etc. Blood work, anti nausea, force feeding, subcutaneous fluid therapy, etc. $225 later I brought home bag of fluid in case we had to continue fluid at home. All her levels are within normal for her age. And she’s been healthy and playful up until last week.

Recently both of my cats fell violently ill, their only commonality being Fancy Feast wet food cans. X-rays, blood work, fecal exams all came back healthy. Both of my cats required fluids and nausea medication, one even needed antibiotics from an infection. Neither are carriers or infected with feline leukemia or feline aids. Waiting on one more fecal exam result and then I am calling Fancy Feast and demanding reimbursement for my $946 vet bills. My cats could have died!

I have recently been feeding my two very healthy cats Fancy Feast cat food. Within 30 minutes after feeding both of them, they both started vomiting violently. Then they both ended up with severe diarrhea. Needless to say I stopped the Fancy Feast and threw all of it away. Do not feed your cats this cat food. My cats have never had any illnesses and I thought they were going to die, they were so sick and lethargic. After this happened I started reading these reviews and I cannot believe that there are so many problems with this cat food and they are still allowed to sell it.

I bought FF because the ingredients looked healthier than any of the other brands the store carried, I bought a box of 30 cans. One cat 1 yr old won't touch it, my other cat 8 yr old got violently ill after eating his food, it was chicken and gravy. Now I'm stuck with 28 cans, The company needs to check their inventory, from what I'm reading a lot of cats are getting sick from the food, is it contaminated? Something happen to it? Doesn't make sense, the ingredients you would think would be fine for our fur babies. Please investigate. Poor cats, now I have to go buy their Sheba, they will eat that and not get sick.

I have been having odd health issues in the last year for my 2 cats that are now 5 years old. I’ve had them since they were 8 & 10 weeks old. I have been feeding them the Fancy Feast Medleys for the last 5 years. In the past year one cat has had odd facial breakouts out of NOWHERE, vet really didn’t have a reason except it could be feline acne. She NEVER had a problem with this before and there were no changes to her when this started. My other cat began vomiting massively after eating. I thought maybe it was hairball related but there were never hairballs in it. I added a 3rd adult cat to my pet family in January. Her stomach has had bouts of blotting and she always seems uncomfortable.

My cats have eaten Fancy Feast for years and now they are getting violently ill after eating it. At first I thought they were just finicky but something drastic has happened to the quality of this product. (Look at the ENDLESS bad reviews!) They need to stop production immediately and figure out the source of the sickness. The company needs to be honest with purchasers. Where does this product originate? Which supplier(s) are destroying the quality of this product? Who’s making our pets sick? I’m taking 72 cans back to Walmart tomorrow and getting the manager involved. My advice is don’t buy it until they can explain what has changed and take this terrible product off the market and give back the quality one.

My two cats have been eating FF mostly ocean whitefish & tuna feast pate for years but the most recent batch the more finicky of the 2 refuses to eat while the other ate voraciously, threw up violently more than I could imagine him being capable of, then felt poorly. Unbeknownst to me, his temp plummeted and heart rate slowed and I had to have him put to sleep this morning. I could not imagine what caused an EXTREMELY healthy and robust cat to get so sick so suddenly. After reading these reviews, I am wondering if it is some change in Fancy Feast. I am not sure, but my other cat now will not touch it. I am going to throw out my supply.

I have been feeding my Cats Fancy Feast from Purina for many years now, but have noticed a change of late. Their favored can is chicken Florentine cuisine with delicate sauce. They won't touch it now and I have notice a smell from the can, my Bengal throws up after eating and now I have read reviews of unhappy customers who have notice the same changes. I have stopped feeding them this brand. Very disappointed as it was a big hit in our house and was not cheap at $1.50 can x four a day. :( (Aussie Dollars) I will go back to fresh meat from my butchers.

I have used Fancy Feast for over 20 years with many cats (fosters, rescues, and my own). The recipe has definitely changed over the past year or two. My own cats have become very choosy about eating it and I don’t blame them. Recently I have been finding hunks of raw liver in nearly every can, including the fish products. Look at the list of ingredients: liver will be right near the start. And it is not cooked, just chopped. So now what? Will the company even listen to us consumers? What can we do? One of my cats is throwing up nearly every meal now, she has lost a lot of weight. I’d like to know what to feed them all now. I feel like Fancy Feast is just out to save money, to hell with the quality.

Since our one year old cat was 10 weeks old we have been giving him this brand and this flavor cat food in small can. He loved it! Two cans a day. About a month ago he developed throwing up spells and a horrible sound from his chest. It sounds like the croupe on a baby when they have a cold. He didn’t want to anything. He is normally a very active cat. We’ve catified our home so he climbs and normally a very playful cat. The vet has no idea what it could be. All tests come back normal. I’ve tried switching food but he turns his nose at it.

I've been feeding my girls Fancy Feast for years - like since I got them 6 years ago. Recently, both turned away from the food when I put it down. Puzzled, I lifted the can and sniffed. Oh. My. God. It's RANK! This happened with approximately half the cans I opened - half smelled fine, and the girls ate. So I've been smelling the can before I feed it to them, and am throwing away the bad smelling ones. Meanwhile, I ordered Science Diet to replace it. I called Petco.com and PetSmart on their helplines to let them know about the issue.

My wife recently ordered the Grilled Fancy Feast from Chewy.com. Right away I noticed our cats not eating this as usual, in fact I have been scraping probably half of their food into the trash. We have 2 Bengals and a Tabby and have also been giving them some Salmon Treats so I thought maybe they were just being finicky because they will do that trying to get more Salmon out of me. But all three of them have also been throwing up more than normal since eating this food from Chewy.

I have been feeding my eight cats Fancy Feast pate for years--I order it online in the 24- and 30- count cartons. They always loved it and have been in good health. For the past two weeks, several of my cats have vomited, frequently, directly after eating (the Ocean Fish variety). I don't know if this was a bad batch (Fancy Feast Pate/April 2018), was contaminated somehow, or was exposed to too much heat in a warehouse somewhere, but I would avoid this variety until the problem can be corrected. I am hoping there wasn't an ingredient/formula change.

So after too many incidents where my cats would vomit shortly after eating Fancy Feast - Cod, Sole, Shrimp Feast and Ocean Whitefish and Tuna Feast, I decided to experiment and sure enough it is automatic. There is something wicked in the ingredients and now after reading all of these negative reviews, I am convinced that it is the Fancy Feast Pate.

I have been feeding my cat Fancy Feast since he was a kitten. He is almost a year old now. 4 cans a day. (Yes, he likes to eat lol.) He is very picky so he won't eat any of the seafood varieties. But he loves the creamy and gravy products. We've never had any issues and Fancy Feast was the only cat food he would eat. Two weeks ago, he started throwing up. At first we thought he was just sick. He is an indoor cat so he is not exposed to outside contaminants. Over the next three days, the vomiting increased. Within half an hour of eating, he threw it up. Liquid and food chunks. We thought maybe it was a bad batch of food so we threw it out and purchased more from a different store. Same thing happened. So, we bought Sheba pate. He didn't care for it (very picky) but he didn't throw it up.

My Cat's favorite food was Fancy Feast Liver & Chicken Pate. A couple a weeks ago, he stopped eating it. I couldn't figure out why until I took a look at the ingredients. They have changed quite a bit, and they have also added fish to the new cans. I contacted the company to ask them if they had changed the recipe, (not mentioning that I already knew they had). They denied any change, until I sent them a photo of the 2 different labels! I've gone around to different stores in town to pick up any older cans I could find, until I can figure out what brand to change to.

My cats used to adore this food and I spent a couple hundred dollars a month buying this food for the 12 indoor and outdoor cats I take care of. I usually fed the pate varieties and on occasion, the gravy lovers variety. They now won't touch the pate except for a couple sniffs of the food, and then walk away. If you have changed the formula, it came at a very inopportune time as one of my cats had cancer, and the Fancy Feast Pates were the ONLY food she would eat. She suddenly refused this food, and she lost weight when every ounce was critical for her to maintain.

Yesterday morning, I fed my cat half a can of the Savory Salmon Classic Pate of which she ate most, leaving some chunks on the floor, which she wouldn't touch. Placed the can in a food storage bag in the fridge for feeding the remainder last night. Took it out of the fridge and put it on a plastic plate, but being so cold, I spread it out a little on the plate and placed it in the microwave for 5 seconds to see how much it would warm up. In one of the chunks of the pate, there was a bright flash at about 4 seconds and a piece of aluminum or some metal vaporized with a red flash. I immediately scrapped that off the plate and since still cold, added another 5 seconds with a lot of fat popping, but no more bright flashes. Food was warm and she ate most of it, but it concerns me to find metal pieces in the food! Would not have known it except for the microwave. Verified buyer: FAncy Feast Can mfg ID: NZ0800 738 847.

We feed almost exclusively Fancy Feast cans. Our two cats love Fancy Feast but more the varieties that have pieces in gravy, not so much the pate type. But even those they would at least eat a few bites. Their absolute favorite was always gravy lovers beef flavor. About 2 weeks ago for the first time when I served the food BOTH cats wrinkled their noses and walked away. I saw that the food looked different, and even to me it smelled different, more like blood sausage. The next meal I gave them a different flavor and they ate half. Since then every meal has been a struggle, to the point where I am wondering if there is something seriously wrong with the food. I called their customer service today asking about this but did not get any helpful information. The rep didn't know about a change. Today I bought a different brand and they devoured it. I would like to know if the food is tainted.

Every single time my cat eats Fancy Feast wet canned food, he vomits! Only this brand do we have this problem, Sheba does not give us this issue. Obviously it's making my cat ill, this is ridiculous and unacceptable!

I have been feeding my cats Fancy Feast for many years - both wet and dry. I have noticed that there is a lot more "gravy" in the cans now - which is clear and thick - it makes me think they use cornstarch etc. But now my cats are leaving the food behind - they used to eat it all. I am worried about the changes that have been made in the food. And now reading these reports makes me really wonder. I also buy from Amazon but cannot believe that this source is any different than any of the other distribution channels for these products. I am worried about the ingredients and now see all these other complaints. They need to do something about this.

I've been buying Fancy Feast classic beef cat food for a couple of years for my 2 senior cats. They have had issues in the past year. One cat vomits often and we've had to put her on steroids; the other cat often refuses to eat the food and often acts lethargic. I refuse to give them this food any longer. I don't know what Purina is putting in this food, or where it's coming from, but how can they jeopardize the lives of these loving, living beings? This is deplorable and immoral and completely irresponsible.

My cats throw up Fancy Feast. Not always but often. We serve a variety, usually gravy styles and not the pate' style. I was interested to see the comments on adding water because it might be too rich, and that I should isolate certain types due to some unique feature in that recipe. I make chicken jerky, for the dog and sometimes a cat will develop a taste for that and it does not cause issue. So this mixture of vitamins and "meat" does, but perhaps it is the supplements or wheat? I really expect this to be handled, because thats why I spend the money instead of making my own cat food, even though it is cheaper it does have a time cost to me and the wife likes the cleanliness of the can system.

We have been feeding our almost 3-year-old cat these products since she was old enough to come off of the kitten version with absolutely no problems. We order our food from an online retailer in 30 can cartons. Today is 3/23/2018. Yesterday we opened a new carton and gave her a can of the Beef Feast an absolute favorite of hers. She turned her nose up at it and refused to eat it. After 4 hours we gave her a can of the Turkey Feast from the same box and she gobbled it right down. This morning we tried a new can Beef again with the same result. Gave her a can of Chicken Feast and she ate it right away. I looked closely at the Beef Feast and here are some observations. 1. The Beef Feast was much darker in color, much coarser in texture and has an off odor. 2. I then looked at the carton and discovered that it was labeled Product of France.

I have bought Fancy Feast classic for my 2 7-year-old cats since they were kittens. They loved it. They have begun having issues with it now. On Sunday they both vomited multiple times, resulting in one of the cats having to be rushed to the animal ER. I kept it away from them until tonight, when I gave one of them Fancy Feast and the recovering one the food from the vet. The cat that ate the Fancy Feast immediately vomited. I don't know what has changed in the formulation, but I've noticed on various pages that many long-time Fancy Feast purchasers are having the same issues with their cats.

My two cats have eaten Fancy Feast cat food for years. Suddenly they refuse to eat Tender Beef & Chicken Feast Classic and Chopped Grill Feast Classic, as well as all the other flavors that I have. Something changed during 2017 in the formulation of this cat food. The big problem I have is that they will starve themselves rather than eat any other brand of cat food. I sincerely hope that this food is not going to make my cats sick before this issue can be resolved.

Unfortunately, I gave my senior kitty several servings of Purely Natural Seabass & Shrimp to supplement his dry food diet. He loved it and gobbled it down. 2 hours after he ate it, he started the vomiting with that pink stuff in it. Vomited 5 times today before I read these reviews and decided it was time to go to the emergency vet. He’s so sick, he won’t come home for two days! The vet said he does have an acute infection that they’re going to treat with IV antibiotics. They will also give him anti nausea meds, meds for his colon, and lots of fluids.

My cat was a picky eater so I changed to Fancy Feast tuna/salmon dry food and he ate it up like a vacuum cleaner. Suddenly he stopped eating it and so I took him to the vet. She said he was probably having furballs in the digested food vomit. She gave him a shot for nausea and a shot to drink water. I kept feeding this dry food to him and he stopped eating it again. He was now hiding behind furniture. I knew something was wrong so took him to the vet and his liver was enlarge. When he went in Oct to the vet everything was normal, then his liver went up to 800.

In July, both of my cats began avoiding FF Gravy Lovers food. It was shipped via Amazon. When one began to eat it, she became lethargic and vomited. I threw out the remainder and decided to not have cat food shipped during summer months. Recently I purchased locally and this time, they both avoided food for 1.5 days, always putting out fresh food. When they both decided to eat it, severe diarrhea and gas within 8 hours. Next morning blood in the liquid emitted from their bodies. I won't be feeding them this food in the future and hope that they can recover.

My cat was a die hard fan of the Tuna, Prawn, Mackerel & Crab flavoured DRY FOOD, but ever since the change to original recipe she would rather go hungry and sleep outside in an ill equipped shed (she has sufficient body weight to keep her warm at least), as she becomes enraged every dinner time when she sees that they haven't bought the old recipe back - I'm inclined to trust her on this one as she has worked for John Edwards before. I would also like to have a word with the "Gourmet Chef" who specially curated the new WET FOOD menu as my Gravy Lover (TM) only ever seems to lick off the goop.

I like to give my cats a variety of foods, but, among all the foods I offer them, they love Fancy Feast broths. It's a very expensive packet of food... about $1.25/pouch, but, they love it. I have had many cats over the years and I can tell you they have always loved anything Fancy Feast, and they all lived long and healthy lives.

If you love your cats, please, for the love of God, do NOT give them Fancy Feast. My mother refuses to feed her two 9-year-old cats anything except Fancy Feast canned and I believe they both have developed severe allergies. As I write this, BOTH of them are inpatient at a veterinary hospital in bad condition. They spent days throwing up, diarrhea, not eating, lethargic. She finally had to rush one then the other to the vet. We are waiting for the results of blood tests, but it does not look promising for either one of them. I have tried to get her to switch to better food for years, but she will not listen and her idiotic vet says, "Fancy Feast is fine." It will probably be their epitaph if something radical doesn't happen.

I started feeding my two cats half a can of the Fancy Feast soft loaf food every day. I bought a box of 30. 2 weeks in and my cat Tiger starts vomiting throughout the day for a couple days. On the third day she vomits 17 times from 11 pm-7 am. I rushed her to the animal emergency hospital and an xray revealed she had teeny tiny shards of bones lodged into her stomach and also found in her fecal examination. My other cat has been touchy and very cranky and won't let me pick her up with my hand underneath her belly. I'm scared she might have the same issue.

Every once in a while I change around cat food brands. Well, I usually get 9Lives as it's about the best deal that my cat likes. Well, Walmart was completely out of 9Lives so I thought I would try Fancy Feast... OMG!!! About 5 minutes after eating it it makes my cat throws up everywhere!!!?? And I have carpet??? And no this wasn't a one time thing. First time I gave it to her she ate some and I went out of the room and came back to see throw up on the floor. I think ok she's thrown up some hair balls again (there was two piles). I go to pick it up and notice it's not that tightly bond, weird looking thing that her hairballs usually are. It's mainly watery puke with pieces of food in it. I think kind of weird but pick it up.

Several months ago my cat would throw up after eating or took a smell of the cat food and not eat it at all. Now, I'm buying Fancy Feast Medleys, Primavera Collection, 12 cans to a box. Three flavors, chicken, turkey and tuna. The White Meat Chicken is no longer WHITE MEAT. It looks like the TURKEY. I am going to stop buying Fancy Feast. It's too expensive too and I don't want my cat to get sick. What's going on with Fancy Feast?

I have been a Fancy Feast customer for over 15 years! Recently December 2016, my 10 yr old suddenly developed chin acne and severe itching and scratching. His eyes constantly running. Pawing at his eyes and mouth. The vet said he had a food allergy. I switched him to prescription science diet hypoallergenic z diet. He improved but I let my girls ages 6 and 9 remain on Fancy Feast because one has a problem drinking water and I wanted her to stay well hydrated. Now 7 months later I finally realize that the girls too have become allergic to the food. Why? Has the formula changed. I feed medley turkey. Going to now have to search for another food. This is really hard since I need a low carb no fish juice or product added. Fancy Feast was always a great product but something changes in December 2016!

Please cat owners, stop feeding your cat Fancy Feast. I have been feeding my cat this for 12 years. He wasn't eating, he vomited, he was gassing a lot and he yelped when I pet his tummy. Especially the wet food cans. I brought him in to the vet and he was diagnosed with pancreatitis. Now I feed him Blue. He is getting better with no more symptoms. I also read a lot of reviews that are the same as mine. Please don't put your beloved cat through this. I am not affiliated with Blue product in any way. But I recommend this for your cat.

I have 3 cats that have been eating Fancy Feast cat food for at least 15 years. They used to lick the dish clean, however lately they have gotten picky on the variety and within the last week have refused to eat it. One cat has gotten sick and was diagnosed with pancreatitis in April. It cost a couple of thousand dollars to get him back to normal, although he is now also diabetic. I never connected it with the food. Another cat will be going to the vet tomorrow with the same symptoms as the first. Lack of appetite, vomiting, and refusing to eat. Something either in the cat food formula or manufacturing process has changed. I spoke with a Purina rep and they are denying any change to the product. I then did research and found that other cat owners are having the same issues. I don't think this is a coincidence.

I want to share this information to all cat lovers. My three elder cats had been eating Fancy Feast canned cat food (24 in a box - classic meat or poultry) for years; gobbled it up twice a day as a supplementary 'treat' to Science Diet hairball control dry food. My first encounter with a 'bad batch' was in the August 2016 when all of the cats had bouts of nausea, vomiting and bloody diarrhea; one cat developed pancreatitis and continues treatments today. After not finding any food recalls, I tried to resume Fancy Feast March 2016 since it used to be a favorite and the cats walked away from the food after one sniff or taste; very odd behavior after years of enjoyment. The cats now eat very little, are lethargic, and appear to be losing weight. I do believe something has changed about this product, and not for the good. All cats are going through a work up now and are on prescription diets. I saw a few similar reviews from cat owners and wanted to add my story.

I have been feeding my 2 cats Fancy Feast grilled seafood cat food for over a year. They loved it until recently. Now they reluctantly eat a little of it then walk away. One cat has digestive issues. If I change brands she will have real problems. But if this continues I will be forced to change. I would like to know what has changed. I wrote this review in hopes that enough people will complain that the company will go back to the previous recipe.

EVERY list of ingredients I have ever read on a cat food label... dried food or wet food... is misleading. I don't know how they get away with it. I serve my kitties Fancy Feast (wet) because they will eat it, not because I trust the labeling.

Our family has bought Fancy Feast since 2000 back when my husband worked with packaging millions of can for a company that then shipped them back to our local Friskies Plant. From there it was shipped out to local vendors. It was always easy to find and the reliability has always been phenomenal. The ingredients used are always good quality. Our animals all love meal time. Oftentimes the dog tries to steal the cats food. In fact, it's really on a daily basis.

My cat is 16 years old and LOVES the Fancy Feast "Gravy Lovers" canned cat foods. I change out from the "Gravy Lovers" seafood flavors to the chicken, beef and turkey "Gravy Lovers" flavors and my cat enjoys them all. They are easy to find (Walmart and Target) and seem to keep her appetite stimulated. I tried the more expensive Fancy Feast Medleys, but the less expensive "Gravy Lovers" really hit the spot for the cat.

My cats started eating Fancy Feast and Meow Mix when they were kittens and nothing else except for the occasional shrimps or meats. Sammie and Molly were sisters. Sammie died of kidney disease at age 15 and Molly died of old age at one month shy of her 20th birthday. They loved their Fancy Feast and Meow Mix.

Our 2 cats like different flavors and consistencies. One prefers the pate and the other likes the gravy varieties. The cans are smallish, but they are fine for one meal. Average price is .55 per can, one can allowed for each cat daily. Plus the cat kibble, which is a different brand and type weekly. But they get bored and pass on the kibble completely if they get the same flavor more than a week.

Fancy Feast is one of 2 wet foods that my cats will eat. They do not like seafood or pate and will go hungry rather than eat what they do not like. I think it is a bit expensive and the non-seafood varieties have become difficult to find. I have to go to more than one store to find all types they eat.

I'm yet to find a cat food that smells inviting, but as soon as I opened the can my kitchen smelt like something had died. I bought a 6 pack of prime filet of grilled chicken, the other 5 cans were fine as far as I'm aware. They also all had the same best before date of September 2018. I'm not sure what went wrong, so I feel a little bad for leaving 2 stars for my first review.

Our 2 cats have eaten nothing but Fancy Feast Grilled and Classic cat foods their whole lives. One is 4 and the other 14. The younger one also gets some dry food on occasion. All of a sudden, starting in December 2016, neither cat will touch it. They get close, sniff it and immediately turn away. They used to dive in with gusto. We buy from Petsmart in Alabama. What has changed with this food?

I heard it was a great food for cats. Well I guess not for mine. He passed away two days later after eating it and my friend's cat did too but a couple weeks later both cats had same stuff going on diarrhea then they can't walk then lay there and in less than 24 hours of getting ill the cats pass away and we both bought it at the Costco in Torrance.

My 6 year old half-Persian, half-Siamese cat loves the classic salmon wet food from Fancy Feast. Since Ash is already quite old, he prefers the wet food over the dried ones. And this product is such a treat for him! :) His fur is shinier and smoother ever since I included this food in his diet. He's still very active and his fur actually sheds less even if the weather is too hot. I'm enjoying rubbing his fat belly, all thanks to Fancy Feast! Would definitely recommend this product.

We have two cats, indoors and they know what they like. Trying many brands of cat food while trying to stay abreast of what is best for them is sometimes a daunting task. Typically we try to stay away from the by-product formulas since reading studies about their possible side effects. If manufacturers would offer a trial size of their product we would most likely try it. However with today's prices, purchasing a bag of cat food only to find out they don't like it would be a waste so we just stick with the tried and true. Purina Pro Plan and Fancy Feast seem to be the favorites around our home.

I Have used several brands of cat foods. I have found that Fancy Feast is the brand that my cat will eat without leaving some in the dish. Fancy feast is meaty and very moist and in a smaller can. Just the right amount for a meal. The seafood meals have whole shrimp and crab. I use Friskies as my 2nd choice. It also is meaty and very moist. This I have to use in two meals. Would be very nice if in smaller cans. These two brands come in bite size. Grilled. Flaked and Classic. Classic is very well ground into a Pate. Which when my best friend my cat was ill. I was able to feed him with a syringe and not waste any. I recommend either of these two brands. I have used other brands but I stay with what my cat will eat and enjoys eating. Thank You.

I have 2 cats. I feed them the canned Fancy Feast cat food. They like the grilled poultry and beef. I have never had any problems finding this food at different retailers. They like it. It is priced the same as other brand.

Fancy Feast is well regarded by my cat. Small tin is just right size so if he gets a bit picky I can swap to another flavour without too much waste. He doesn't like Whiskas tinned food much after a couple of mouthfuls. He's not keen at all. Packet/Pouch cat food is successful (small & fresh).

The cats love it, and we have 4 cats. We also use Purina cat complete for dry food every day. It takes a lot of cat food to feed our 4 cats. However we also have a stray that comes by for 3 meals a day. Because of the dry food we put out we have a family of raccoons and a possum stop by to grab some of the stray's dry food that we put out.

I've known Fancy Feast for years. My grandparents fed their cat Fancy Feast, my aunt feeds her cat Fancy Feast. So when I got my cat, a tabby named Pepper back in October last year, I knew that this was a good reliable brand. Pepper doesn't seem to favor the classic feasts but adores the grilled feasts and the broths. When she hears the click of the can or the rip of the package she comes running!