Fussy Cat Grain Free Wet Food

Late this year, I got my bonded brothers from the RSPCA. We continued feeding Hills dry Science diet. Fat bum, china doll, gutso, super charming Bennie continued to thrive but his very shy, skinny, cautious brother Eddie, continued to have diarrhea.

So I did my research on wet cat foods. I realised, because Bennie was always hogging the limelight and probably both fed via the same bowl, Ed was starving on their given diet. Tried a few brands of wet and finally found Fussy Cat worked for Ed and he is now flourishing. Also gave them their own b...

I feed my cat the wet food twice a day and the dry food once. She loves this brand. The fact that the wet food comes in 400g cans is a bonus as a lot of the better quality feed are sold in tiny, expensive portions.

I have tried pretty much all of the cat food available in the market. I had bought a few of the Fussy cat food just to try since my cats are very fussy with their food and it was definitely worth it. It's value for money and my cats love it, particularly the kangaroo flavour. I have been buying Fussy cat food every since

My 12 month old male tabby cat- Darcy, has presented with severe allergies the past 6 months, and I've tried multiple types and brands of cat food. I then started him on the VIP Fussy Cat range, and not only does he eat it, but he seems to really like it. His allergies have lessened tremendously, and he seems a much happier cat. I love the fact that this product is widely available at the main supermarkets, and it is a very affordable grain-free product. I only wish I could buy it in a bigger bag- then it would work out even cheaper. But- I highly recommend it.

I have read many negative reviews on this cat food. My cats love it I was feeding them another brand of raw food when they started vomiting. With VIP there has been no vomiting and is always fresh.

My cat is fussy and loves these treats but she uses them as food not treats.good value when on special at $2

OK, our two cats are fussy, but as well as that they definitely have food intolerance problems. Our youngest boy nearly didn't survive at all because neither we, nor our vet, could stop his vomiting and diarrhoea, until we tried the Grainfree kibbles.
Now, we're coming up to his fourth birthday and he is thriving.

But this isn't about the fabulous kibble range VIP make, this is to sing the praises of VIP Fussy Cat grainfree+ WET foods, a recent addition to VIP, Petfoods range.

There are three varieties available, in 85g Aluminium Foil...