Tiki Cat Baby Thrive, Chicken & Chicken Liver Mousse, 5.6 oz. Pouch (20 Individual Servings)

I got these for my 3 (almost 4) month old furbaby after her spay when she wasn’t eating. I had tried almost everything and she was losing weight fast - I was desperate for anything to stick. She wasn’t taking to her pate after intubation because her throat was sore. Pate would make her cough so hard to the point of gagging so she had an aversion to it. I tried different complete wet foods/textures for kittens but she would only have a couple licks and walk away, rather weakly. Calories/nutrition were necessary in small amounts so these gave me hope (if she ate it). Let me tell you, these were a life saver! This was one of the only things she would reliably eat, even more than churu. The smooth texture was perfect for her (she did still cough a little but everything made the poor baby cough during her healing) and the portion was great because she didn’t want too much during that time because of her throat. The smell isn’t as potent as her food (still not the greatest for humans) but she seems to like it. Luckily it doesn’t last long on her plate so I don’t have any issues with its scent. During the week I needed to get her as much food as possible, I was feeding this 3-4 times a day along with other options (she preferred kibble). Within that week she started plumping up beautifully (back to normal) and looked forward to her servings. This didn’t give her any issues with defecating even though it was a big part of her diet and new, for that matter. Now that she’s eating normally, I do still like to give her 1 a day just in case she’s lacking any calories since she’s still just a baby - these are a great addition/treat for her now and I can switch between these and churu (she’s now back to loving those too). She did prefer it on my finger for a bit but now has no problem with a dish. It is rather oily when using finger but the baby gets what she wants! Not sure I can rate the value for money because her health is invaluable. It’s way cheaper than constant vet visits (which I had) for not eating so I will continue to purchase this until she’s over it because it brought her back from a really hard time. She doesn’t need as many now, but for once in a while it doesn’t seem too bad. I spent a lot of money and have a lot of food that she (still) wont eat so that hits harder on my wallet than these. Would recommend to try if you have a baby that is having any problem eating!

i dont know what yall are putting in this but my kitten is OBSESSED. i wish the pack came in a bigger size though. the packets are super easy to pop open and throw on top of their food. seems good quality and it must taste DELICIOUS because she devours it every time. really helpful too because she is picky and it helps with weight gain. absolutely worth the buy.

I use these for my foster kittens when I transition them to wet food. It’s a great balance since sometimes they can’t handle even the finest minced meat at first. This is even finer blended than the Tiki mousse so it is a step in between formula and the mousse. It comes in smaller sizes than the mousse too which is nice for tiny kittens stomach capacity. It is higher calorie which helps with the kittens who are struggling to gain weight from any source. This will be part of my foster kittens setup.

These things are AMAZING. 1 pack is 25 calories and a small amount of food volume wise. Bought these for a failure to thrive/weaning/super picky kitten and I believe these helped save his life by getting lots of calories into him. Also good for some hydration for kittens that cannot drink water yet. Easily fits into a 1ml syringe (multiple times) and easy to eat. Said kitten is now doing a lot better and I still use these but mix 1 pack into his wet food every night. I believe they're palatable, he did like them the first few times I offered. You can also put it onto your finger or a baby spoon if they are willing to lick it off. My kitten just decided he hated food for a few weeks.

My 13 year old cat loves these Tiki Cat Baby Thrive packets. She is a picky eater and does not always eat the cat food I feed her. I give her a Baby Thrive packet in between her regular meals or at night. She always eats the entire contents of the packet. She very much enjoys them and they seem to be helping her maintain a healthy weight.

My kittens LOVED these. My vet endorsed this product as well as a good all around nutritional supplement.

House of 9 cats here. We are an unofficial sanctuary. One of my babies, a 1 1/2 year old, caught a virus recently. I couldn't get him to eat and he was running a fever, so we rushed him to the ER. After a 2 nights stay, his fever finally broke, under 104*. However, even with the meds that they were giving him, he still wouldn't eat... We brought him home...where he continued not to eat. They even gave me something to increase his appetite (and nausea meds), but still NOTHING! I ordered these as an alternative to Churru's (those treats in a tube). Just like those, these are not meant as an alternative to food, but getting sustenance in him was the goal. He loved them! I almost cried when he finally ate something. Between these and Churru's, he finally got his appetite back and moved onto can food. *Side note, I'm keeping these on hand now. I bottle fed him and his 2 sisters plus the kitten I have now. Since these are a supplemental feeding for weaning kittens, they'll be a great option for a fast and easy treat next time (hopefully there won't be a next time, please spay/neuter you cats!!) Packaging: they are small packages that come in a bag! Each pouch empties easily on a plate, I honestly prefer this style since you can make sure you get everything. Food consistency: it's like a very fine pate, after you blended the s*** out of it. It's like a creamy paste. Cat reaction: even the picky eaters like this! When I give one to the kitten, the others will try to steal, even after everyone was full on wet food. I got the chicken, so the smell was fine. It was enough to allow the sick kitty (picture) to be able to smell it (cats have to smell food and it has to be appetizing for them to want to eat it).