Steven Helmer Publications

I saw this product on the shelf while picking up some cat food for my cats yesterday evening. I thought it was a bit pricey ($1.59 for a small container, I can buy a gallon of milk at the gas station for 40 cents more). However, I was intrigued by it because my oldest cat, Echo, loves milk but gets sick off of it and doesn't care for soy milk (I don't blame him, I don't like soy milk either). So, I ended up deciding to try this. I wasn't really sure what to expect from this product when I purchased it. I've actually tried similar products in the past and he wouldn't touch them. As a result of that, I wasn't sure if I wasted my money on this or not. But, as it turns out, it was actually well-received. When I first poured some of this product in his dish, Echo didn't know what to think of it and I thought he would just end up ignoring it. However, his younger brother, Mouse, ended up drinking some of it first and, once he started, Echo tried it too...

We have two cats in our house and they seem to go through a ton of cat food, to the point I feel like I'm constantly having to buy more. Adding to this is the fact my cats are apparently very picky about the food they eat and, even though they will occasionally eat Friskies canned food (my preference because it is cheaper and comes in bigger cans), they aren't overly thrilled with it and, instead, seem to have a preference for Fancy Feast (which is, of course, more expensive and comes in smaller cans). Having been a cat parent long enough to know the whole "let them go hungry until they eat it" trick doesn't work, at least if I don't want my cats keeping me up all night or getting on the counters/in the garbage, I have mostly just given up and purchased the more expensive cans of food for them. However, when I was at the grocery store last night (once again, for the sole purpose of buying cat food), I noticed the store added this brand to the shelf. Thi...