Tiki Cat Pate Mackerel & Sardines Recipe in Broth Wet Cat Food
Keep your kitty companion coming back for more with Tiki Cat Pate Mackerel & Sardines Recipe in Broth Wet Cat Food. This pate-style, wet cat food features real, high-quality mackerel and sardines in a tasty broth. The complete and balanced recipe is crafted with a soft texture that’s paw-fect for your sensitive sidekick. This high-protein cat food is created using 100% non-GMO ingredients. It is developed to help provide supplemental hydration, and does not contain any fruits or vegetables for the benefit of your furry buddy.
- Created using 100% non-GMO ingredients.
- Developed to help provide supplemental hydration.
- Features real, high-quality mackerel and sardines.
| Product Size | 2.82oz |
|---|---|
| Form | Wet Pate |
| Key Ingredients | Mackerel, Sardines, Broth |
| Contains | No fruits, no vegetables |
FAQ
What are the main ingredients in this cat food?
The main ingredients are real mackerel, sardines, and a tasty broth. The recipe is free from fruits and vegetables.
Is this food suitable for cats with sensitive stomachs?
Yes, the soft texture of the pate makes it easy to digest and ideal for cats with sensitive stomachs.
Does this food contain any GMO ingredients?
No, this cat food is made with 100% non-GMO ingredients.



Rachel Forsyth –
My cat loves the mackerel and sardines flavor. It’s easy to open and he eats it completely every time. No digestive issues since switching to this food.
Olivia Edmunds –
The texture is smooth and the smell is appealing. My cat has been eating it consistently for a week now. No signs of any stomach upset.
Joanne Randall –
Great for a cat who refuses to eat regular dry food. The broth flavor is strong and satisfying. I notice he drinks more water now.
Alan Pullman –
The packaging is convenient and the food stays fresh. My cat enjoys the taste and doesn’t show any preference for other brands.
James McLean –
Switched from a dry diet to this pate and my cat has been more active and alert. The high protein content seems to be well-tolerated.