Price: $16.20 - $13.27
(as of Dec 14, 2025 00:44:29 UTC – Details)
Satisfy your cat’s desire for delicious seafood with a Purina Fancy Feast Broths Classic Collection wet cat food complement variety pack. Real flakes of fish, including tuna, whitefish or salmon, deliver the flavor your cat loves, and accents of vegetables round out each high-moisture adult cat food topper. With a lickable, lappable adult cat food broth in every pouch, this collection of grain free cat food complements is sure to have your sophisticated cat licking her dish clean. She’s bound to love the elegant flavor combinations in each Classic Fancy Feast Broths recipe, and you can appreciate the handcrafted ingredients in our premium cat food broths that contain no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives. Our convenient wet cat food pouches are easy to pour into her dish whenever she needs a little something extra. Serve a selection from this Purina Fancy Feast Broths Classic Collection wet cat food complement variety pack atop her kibble to give her a meal to remember.
Premium adult cat food toppers made with real tuna, shrimp and whitefish, tuna, anchovies and whitefish, or wild salmon and vegetables in a savory broth for a delicious taste cats love
Grain free cat food mix-in variety pack features silky broth options crafted with real, carefully selected ingredients
Purina Fancy Feast Broths for cats formulated for adult cats and intended as a complement to her regular adult cat food
Cat food toppers containing no by-products, fillers, artificial flavors, colors or preservatives
Cat broth toppers packaged in convenient wet cat food pouches for easy serving
Customers say
Customers find this wet cat food to be of good quality and delicious, with one customer noting it contains whole anchovies, and they appreciate that it keeps their cats hydrated. The portion size receives mixed reactions, with some loving the portions while others find them too small. While some customers consider it good value for money, others find it too expensive. Customers disagree on whether their cats will eat it.