I was a pet supply store owner and wanted to feed mine only higher quality brands but more than one of them ( I had eight) would NOT eat anything but Fancy Feast. I gave them Fancy Feast. Cats will starve themselves.

In my house what Xena won't eat, Zelda will. I'm not standing around watching them eat, all I know is I have two empty bowls by noon. Dry food is out 24/7, and neither girl has a weight issue, so they're doing fine.

Constantly. I'm running out of brands & types to try. Dry food is fine, but the canned?...….

Happens often. I donate rejected food to a local cat rescue group. If it's already on a plate, I move it to an outside feeding station.

Most of our cats ate the dry cat food (not the bargain stuff) until they got up in age. Then they seemed to prefer a little of the wet (canned) stuff to supplement. We had one make it to 20 - another one is headed for 21. She thinks she is a dog - now she wants to share people food - kinda hard to tell a 20+ year old cat "no - this is no good for you". What can I say - they are all spoiled rotten.

When you change a pet's food, you should do it gradually by mixing a progressively greater % of the new stuff, in with the old stuff. This usually prevents any of those unpleasant reactions such as "the poopies", vomiting, and skin/gum reactions.

Yes, Very fussy. They've always given me a problem but I overcame that by changing their flavors every day to keep them from getting bored with it. I give them a bowl of dry food always available to snack on but at meal time I give them their wet food mixed with a little bit of warm water to make it more soupy. They love that.

Yes. Fussy. And sometimes the food is even dangerous. Dry food alone almost killed Bruce. And Friskies canned food gave Finn "rat tumors" in his mouth! I just keep trying stuff. Have finally settled in Trader Joe's canned cat food...high quality, decent price and they like it.