Tiki Cat Born Carnivore Broths, Tuna Recipe, Hydration and Flavor Supplement Cat Food Topper, 1.3 oz. Pouch (Pack of 12)

My cats love this brand of broth. We are regular buyers. I like that it adds moisture to their diets especially during hot summer months when I worry about their water consumption.

I give this to my kitties as a midday treat from time to time and also use it as a topper for the food that they are not too keen on eating and it makes them dig right in. I have a kitty with food allergies and Tiki Cat stays away from glutter/rice and fillers. Love their food! Worth every penny!

I have a picky siamese who only likes one flavor of one brand of wet cat food, but she gets tired of it all the time - even though she won't eat anything else. She only likes seafood flavors, so in desperation I ordered the salmon flavor of this product.It is as described - a broth - so it is thin and soup-like, although it does have one or two pieces of salmon. It's somewhat expensive for what you are getting, but my cat loved the first pouch, so I was happy. She wasn't as eager to eat the second pouch but did, and now she will only lap up some of the broth but won't touch the fish. I end up throwing out most of each pouch, which is a waste of money. Disappointed.

Our kitty is obsessed with this stuff.

I have 3 fur babies and 1 is incredibly picky. He is so picky on the texture and flavor of his food. PLUS he doesn’t eat a normal sized meal at once but rather smaller portions multiple times a day. These packets are perfect for my picky eater! My baby eats it all! He loves them all but tuna and duck are his favorite :)

The pouches are flat, and when you tear the top open, it's easy to pour out the liquid, but the flakes of tuna stay wedged into the folds at the bottom of the pouch and stick to the sides. To get the tuna out, I had to cut the pouch open along both sides and open it like a book and then scrape the tuna out. It's a pain.That being said, my cat did like the broth. I realized it's WAY cheaper (and easier) to make it yourself. Get one of those plastic shakers with the wire metal ball in them (like you'd use to mix up salad dressing or a protein shake). Dump an entire can of cheap tuna in it (with the liquid) and then add more water. Shake it up to break the tuna up into little bits. Then shake and pour out the "broth" as you wish.All that to say is that the tuna broth itself seems to be fine, but there's tons of packaging that's difficult to use for very little product. I won't be buying it again.

Looks great!

Got these to use for giving liquid antibiotics to one of our old cats who just had dental surgery. She loves these and slurps them up so quickly. Our other old cat--who is pickier--loved the taste, too, and shows up whenever I'm giving antibiotics to the one cat, 'cause he doesn't want to miss out on getting some tuna with broth. This was a great solution to my conundrum of what to hide the antibiotics in. Just mixes so well, and my cat doesn't even know the Orbax is in it. I will continue to order for our cats even after the one cat's antibiotics are done!