I'll look for it. Not sure stores here stock it.

is it a treat or a big bag?

That's what I would have bought, anyway, just in case they didn't like it. I've made that mistake, before.

My plan is to check Chewy to see if they have this particular one in big bags.

Good sellers too. If I am breaking rules by promoting ebay then try and find me.

He likes it OK if I add some water and churn it with a potato masher so it has a consistency more like regular canned cat food.

I try and mix it up too.
My cats are not too fussy, but they will not eat the same wet or dry food for an extended period.
I buy different varieties and mix them together.
The things we do for our pets....

This is a beef/salmon 'flavoring' combo. That explains a lot because they do love beef wet food. I figured out that sea food wasn't causing Arthur's little butt swelling, via a process of food elimination (pardon the pun). It's still a mystery but it seems to have resolved.

I tried the combo one, too. They liked it but not enough to jump on me so I'd wake up and feed them. I'm thinking about buying it, again, and mixing it with the tender centers one. I know I can get that in the big bag.

I have some catnip infused treats for them. Not to say that they love them but after I put the jar away, they start searching the WHOLE area to see if they maybe missed one.

It seems the Beef ingredient is the Animal Fat (?)

Ingredients

Whole Ground Corn, Chicken By-product Meal, Corn Gluten Meal, Soybean Meal, Animal Fat (Preserved with Mixed Tocopherols), Whole Wheat, Animal Digest, Phosphoric Acid, Calcium Carbonate, Salmon Meal, Corn Syrup, Glycerin, L-lysine Monohydrochloride, Choline Chloride, Salt, Vitamins (Vitamin E Supplement, Niacin, Vitamin A Supplement, Thiamine Mononitrate, Riboflavin Supplement, D-calcium Pantothenate, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Menadione Sodium Bisulfite Complex (Source of Vitamin K Activity), Vitamin D3 Supplement, Folic Acid, Biotin) , Calcium Sulfate, Potassium Sorbate (Used As A Preservative), Titanium Dioxide (Color), Taurine, Minerals (Ferrous Sulfate, Zinc Oxide, Manganous Oxide, Copper Sulfate, Calcium Iodate, Sodium Selenite), Caramel Color, Dicalcium Phosphate, Carrageenan, Dl-methionine, Monoglycerides, Potassium Chloride, Lactic Acid, Yellow 5, Red 40, Blue 2, Natural White Meat Chicken Flavor, Bha (Used As A Preservative), Rosemary Extract

https://www.meowmix.com/cat-food/dry/tender-centers-basted-bites-beef-salmon-flavors

I've even tried 'Blue Buffalo'.

When they were kittens they would eat 'Chicken Soup For the Soul' chicken and brown rice kitten food and Fancy Feast for kittens. I bought some adult Chicken Soup wet food and they wouldn't touch it.

Of course, they won't eat '9 Lives' either so I just stick to Friskies.

A mix of wet food with some brewer's yeast and a dash of olive oil, a few bites of kibble and a couple spoons of hot water from the kettle. That was the wet food, kibble was usually the Purina plain old stuff. For treats I would gat something Hills made that was good for their teeth, kind of large-ish chunks, put it in a treats can and they thought they were getting spoiled.

Mikey has a different diet. He eats Friskies wet food and Purina dry food... and a variety of small rodents. I tried to give him a Harmony brand wet food and he threw it up. So I stick with what he'll eat, like his other mom does.

Finding something that one cat will eat can be a challenge, several, yikes. You're a good kitty mom.

During the pandemic lock down they kept me busy. And sane. Not to mention the satisfaction in finding loving homes for the rest of the rescues.

And every tiny step of progress with the ferals can have me smiling, all day long.

Pets and gardens are good for your soul.

Need all 3
according to me.

I'm constantly amazed at the amount of brands I've tried for my various kitties over the years. My small feral colony eats what I give them which is typically a dry form of Meow Mix along with Friskies wet. The indoors vary greatly because of different health issues and eating habits. If I tallied up the amount of money spent on food, I could buy a car!!
You're very good to your kitties and they're lucky to have you!! Thank you for being so kind.

Neither is Carys, but then she was dining with the outdoor crowd until she was 4 months old. She gobbles down what every I give her.

I should look up some recipes for home made cat food.

And I'm lucky to have these kitties. They bring me so much happiness.

I have done rescue with cats and have not had any cats refuse that food. It is good quality.

I haven't tried the dry.

I had good luck with its Wilderness dry food, the package with the Lynx photo on it.

Fancy Feast has a new cat treat which they are marketing. Fancy Feast Savory Puree Naturals in 4 0.35 oz. sachets. It's pretty expensive at $3.49 per package of four but the supermarkets are promoting it as a "buy one -- get one free." My kitty really likes this treat.

Well, Gryff not so much but the other three LOVE them. I'll look into that Puree. They all love puree treats.

I really try to avoid feeding them anything with dyes and it's hard. I also often mix a few brands together, but she likes Purina naturals best. I figure a little bit is ok, like a treat, but I avoid eating anything with dyes so I do the same for my animals.

Link: https://www.purina.com/fancy-feast/cat-treats/savory-puree-naturals/salmon
They have a chicken one and a tuna one as well. I'm going to pick up some more today at the supermarket while they are on sale.
You can actually open the end and slowly squeeze the puree treat out and the kitty will lick it like a popsicle. I put it on top of the dry cat food and the kitty will come running for it.
Oddly, canned tuna is also on sale at 79 cents a can -- it's cheaper than cat food.