Agree with Mani that this is not a good idea. Brown gravy mix usually contains both onion and garlic powder, both of which are toxic to cats. It doesn't seem like a lot but it can build up over time and cause problems.
My Bengal is a gravy only licker, she wont eat the canned food, she only licks the gravy. So I started to by brown gravy mix, and tuna fish canned, and mix the juice from the two together. Its Cheaper then buying canned food just for the juice..
I am also agreeing with Mani and vball on this. Please take note, Blue2.Agree with Mani that this is not a good idea. Brown gravy mix usually contains both onion and garlic powder, both of which are toxic to cats. It doesn't seem like a lot but it can build up over time and cause problems.
Mine like pate also FF classic are all pate. Natural balance ultra is pate, innova and merrick duck pate, wellness CORE chicken is pate, these are some that my fussy cats eat.My guy is about 7-8 months old and doesn't favor wet food as much as dry food. I have him on a grain-free dry food, but just to get some moisture content, I give him whatever wet food he'll eat, which happens to be Whiskas Entrees.
I've tried Blue Buffalo, Merrick, Newman's Own, B.F.F., Weruva, NutroMaxx, Friskies, Fancy Feast, Taste of the Wild... LITERALLY every brand out there.
I've learned a few things about his taste... he will ONLY eat pate textured food, because anything that is in a gravy/sauce... he will only lick up the gravy and leave whatever chunks were suspended it.
I can't for the life of me figure it out! Anyone else experience this? I look like a moron in the stores shaking a can of each variety of each brand just to see if it has sauce or if it's solid, lol.
Wow how many cats do you feed? A colony?I have that here to but I also have the ones that prefer to just eat the chunks. I have enough cats that they divy it up pretty well. Feeding time means about 100 oz of food going down so I let them sort it out
So beautiful!My "Blue" is exactly the same way. I have tried so many different kinds of food, including fresh raw hamburger and chicken, but he just turns his nose to it, unless it has gravy! He licks the gravy and leaves the rest. He's got a long slim, athletic build... but I worry about his nutrition. I want him to be around as long as possible, which means a healthy balanced diet, not gravy and dry food. Sigh! Glad to hear I'm not the only one dealing with this conundrum! :0)
"Blue" my finicky feline