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Turkey and Giblets Canned Cat Food(26 votes) Click on a star to add your own rating    The smell is ok, but not as nice as other premium foods. The consistency is not as great either. But the furball loves the taste and I love the price. I'd put this at the low end of the premium cat food catagory. Better quality than anything at the supermarket. I'll be rotating this into kitty's diet, along with Natural Balance and Innova Evo, to give him some variety and give my budget a break. Four paws up! Submitted on 04/ 5/2006 by Rollo Number of people who have "favored" this: 1 Read all 7 reviews below -OR-Add your own reviewReviews (7)
my cats love all the canned cat foods from TJ! And I do agree about the better price.
bydragon_of_chai, November 22, 2006
but then agin my cat eats everything even the butter if i leave it out so dont take my oppon
byMoondance, November 6, 2007
I love that this is a higher quality cat food at the same price as the mainstream foods. After the recall, it took awhile for this to get back to the store (They were just testing it) and I had to get my cat the regular brand and I was shocked when I realized how much gravy and gelly stuff there is in the cheaper food. But everything's right again and I won't give her anything else.
bysock2828, July 9, 2008
The turkey and the giblets really make this the most flavorful cat food I have ever tasted!
byjovanna, September 12, 2008
Love that it's good for him.
bybluehotel, March 12, 2010
I recently adopted an elderly (10 year old) cat from a friend of a friend. I was told when I got him that he has no teeth other than his eye teeth and could not eat anything but canned food. The previous owner also told me that he only eat Fancy Feast. Well, being the cheapskate that I am, I wanted to test that theory. I tried many other brands, but finally TJ's was a hit! He can eat the food easily since it is so soft and he loves the taste. He's gone from barely eating 2 cans of FF a day to polishing off 2 (bigger) cans of TJ's. He's gaining weight, playing and is so much happier. He loves this food!
byPanndorra, December 29, 2010
Unfortunately, my cat does not like the pasty pate textures of this ground up style food. She prefers actual flakes, shreds, or chunks of meat.
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