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

These toppers come in handy for my cat who is on a diet AND for my foster kittens! My adult Siamese has had weight creep up on here and is now unhappily on the velvet functions lean food. But she likes bites of meat, so I separate the meat from the broth. But not every day! And then divide the meat in two so she gets the meat in two parts (am and pm) on top of her mousse. The broth gets added to the fosters meals to introduce them to new flavors, and to get additional liquid, as they get weaned. I do suggest that you drain the liquid into a dish, then open the packet completely - I just cut around one whole face (side) so I can get every last bit of the meat! It is not an every day treat!

Cats love them and will beg you for them at every meal for the rest of their lives… you’ve been warned.

My cat loves the broth! She recently had to start taking miralax due to straining when pooping. I was looking for a tempting way to mix the meds in to avoid syringes and shared trauma. She LOVES the broth and drinks it so quickly, completely unaware of the mixed meds. That said- she is uninterested in the shredded chicken. Wish it were possible to get a carton of just the broth!!

If I did not have this I don’t know how I would get my cat to eat!

Can't tell your cat what to love, but mine loves this

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.

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.

On a hot day, my cats looove the extra hydration.