After Dark Grain Free Wet Cat Food 3 Flavor Variety 6 Can with Toy Bundle, 2 Each: Chicken Lamb, Chicken Beef, Chicken Quail (2.8 Ounces)

I received two shipments a couple of days apart. No problem there. But whoever shipped this last two, did a very poor job of packaging the cans for shipment. The first one was six of the 2.7 oz cans in a bubble wrap bag. They were beat up, but usable. The second shipment was several loose cans and an open box in a plastic bag. Needless to say, the cans were really beat up. Three of the cans are damaged on the top edge of the can and the can is bent back to the crease for the top. Not sure whether they will be usable or not. The picture just doesn't really show the dents.I love the product and my cat eats it pretty well (it's a little stringy for him sometimes), but I'm not sure that I'll continue to buy if that's how they are going to ship the cans. Just not worth it. Cat food isn't cheap.

6 cans all dented and a cheap cat toy that we couldn't even give the cats because it had a giant hole in it. Completely dissatisfied.

We have two cats, both of whom like canned food but are persnickety in different ways. Often we try them out on a single can (each) from the expensive cat food emporium, and they gobble it up... but only, apparently, because it's new and different. The moment I invest in a case of 12 or 24 cans they give me an expression that says, "Ewwww. Really? REALLY?!"So I like to work with "sampler packs" to find out if they will deign to eat more than a couple of cans. I'm glad I did, here, because they ate it, but without great enthusiasm. That's fine; I'll move on to something else in my quest to be Crazy Indulgent Cat Lady Who Spoils The Beasts.If you're unsure: Each of the Tiki Cat brand has quality ingredients -- no junk here. The food is shredded with a lot of soupy gravy. Think "chicken gumbo," if you will, with larger shreds of meat and a fair amount of broth. The younger cat LOVED the gravy, ate it in one sitting, and then picked at the hard stuff. (Though one day he ate all the quail eggs, followed by a day when he pushed the eggs to the side. Cats. Sheesh.)Oh, they both loved the toy. Even though it didn't take long for the kitten to bat it under the stove... along with all his other favorite toys.It's worth a shot! Go for it. And the toy will last, even if they turn up their flat little noses at the food.

So I just received my tiki cat food but my normal 12 pack of 2oz cans wouldn't of been here for a while and was a little bit more expensive too. I seen this and for some reason I thought I was getting 12 cans of only 3 flavors. Sadly it wasn't and I payed 22 for 6 small cans of tiki cat food. Thats almost 4 dollars a can. I feel really silly that I didn't see or read and I can't blame anyone but myself. Prime got to me quickly and on time though but I had to come on Amazon to see why I only got 6 cans of food and here I am. I should try reading better next time.