My cats love the food...the cans that arrived intact anyway. I bought 2 cases and at least 1/3 of the total arrived significantly dented and several had opened creating a terrible stink!! Not such a great deal when you have to throw so much away and clean up a putrid mess. I swear, I can still smell it...like decomp.

Compared to other places, this is a good price for 60 ct. of 5.5 oz of Friskies Pate Cat food. Especially because I feed strays aside from my home pets. The only thing I'm not really happy with is that the delivery company throws the boxes, and the cans are dented and/or have popped open making a mess.

Purina stopped making the 11 ounce cans and now pushing the 5.5 ounce cans for a few cents more. This makes it harder to feed large numbers of cats. They have also added more liquid in these cans than was there a year ago. I'm not sure how you feel about the price increases, but I would rather pay more money up front for a decent product than settle for less of a product. Purina is a good cat food, don't get me wrong, but the packaging could easily be different, the quality could be what it was, I'd be happy paying more for the larger cans with less liquid than what my choice is now.

This is great cat food. Sadly it arrived with the packaging broken, cans bent, and everything covered with a fine dusting of grime. The cans don't even stack well. Warehouse? Shipper? Who knows. But it makes me hesitate to order this product from Sam's again.

Several of the cans in the carton were dented. The carton did not show any damage so the dented cans must have been damaged before they were packed in the carton. Sams packaged them in an outer box for shipment. The unit price is about 5 cents cheaper per can than what I was able to find from other sources.

My elderly mother has six cats. We've spent years hauling bags and bags of cat food cans from supermarket, to car, to house. Worrying about supply and price. Enter Purina Friskies Pate Wet Cat Food. Sixty in a box, the cats like it, and I can pick it up in the club, or what I usually do, is have it delivered directly to Mom. I know how much she needs, and keep the supply chain going. It's cheaper, and I don't have to worry about mom carrying all that heavy stuff in the snow or on the ice, and she makes fewer trips to the grocery store and spends less time there when she does, meaning less potential COVID exposure. There have been one or two boxes over the past year that had a couple of broken cans in it, meaning the seals are cracked. I threw them out, not knowing if they would be ok or not. It wasn't many, and I still consider myself ahead of the game regarding price from Sam's Club vs. my local grocery store.

We have finicky cats & they love the variety! We originally purchased this to 'try' to find a flavor that our cats would eat (they had turned their noses up to lots of other brands & flavors) & now they love ALL the flavors - just wanted some variety I think! The options & price that Sam's has is 5 star too!

I won't say this is a great value, prices being what they are now, but I appreciate the 60-ct. packs as I am current feeding 8 cats. I was not overly thrilled that I couldn't get this in-store, but the shipping was great so, best of a not great situation.

This is a nice assortment of the pates from Friskies, covering seafood and poultry flavors. It's a good value price from Sams. I wish Sams had more "custom" assortments packaged up from the mfr. (Friskies) so I could possibly purchase more from them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Friskies is a budget-friendly cat food, so I don't expect premium ingredients. My cats enjoy eating it, and that's what matters most to me. There are definitely worse cat foods out there, especially for the price. If you're looking for an affordable option that most cats seem to like, Friskies is worth considering.