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Purina Fancy Feast Kitten Tender Turkey Feast Wet Kitten Food Pate - (Pack of 24) 3 oz. Cans
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Grade
Analysis Confidence
100%
Price verified Aug 18, 2026 2:06 PM · Prices & availability subject to change
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💤 Not a Deal- 💤Verdict: Not a Deal. Price is at or above historical norms. Best to wait for a sale.
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How We Scored This Deal
Price Competitiveness
0/28
Recent Value
0/22
Market Standing
8.21/20
Deal Strength
0/20
Momentum
0/10
📝 Product Overview
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🚚 Shipping
Free Shipping
Product Details
✓Canned cat food pate specially made for kittens
✓Purina Fancy Feast wet food for kittens featuring real turkey and made without artificial colors or preservatives
✓Crafted with real, high-quality ingredients to deliver 100 percent complete and balanced kitten wet food
✓Delicious cat pate for kittens developed in partnership with our expert nutritionists to create a unique and unforgettable taste experience for your growing kitten
✓Canned kitten food that’s skillfully crafted in Purina’s own U.S. facilities where it undergoes regular quality and safety checks
⚙️ Specifications
Brand
Fancy Feast
Flavor
Turkey
Age Range (Description)
Kitten
Item Form
Pate, Loaf
Specific Uses For Product
coat;joints
Item Weight
4.5 Pounds
Manufacturer
Nestle Purina Pet
ASIN
B001G0NL2W
Item model number
50000575015
Customer Reviews
4.7
Date First Available
September 30, 2004
