Wild Freedom Fillet Snacks - Tuna

Looks fresh and each tuna piece is individually packaged in sealed plastic (so quite a lot of packaging). Pieces are fairly large so I just open one at a time to give as a snack. One cat goes crazy for the taste however the other is not interested (she likes canned tuna, go figure).

It’s a really good product, the cats go mad for it, but often it has a hard texture, not soft like it should be, and then they don’t really want to eat it. Honestly, I don’t know what’s going on. In fact, when it’s hard like that, they start eating it but then refuse it once they realise the texture is tough. We always order this product for Codita, our big cat who’s 4 years old. The little one, who’s 9 months, is crazy about it too, but his stomach is too sensitive for tuna and he throws up after eating it. All in all, it’s a healthy and good snack.