Although we could be biased, considering our very own Fancy Feast® cat is a Chinchilla. Chinchilla cats are closely related to the Persian, the difference being the Chinchilla has a silvery white coat and a slightly longer nose.

There are two adult Fancy Feast® cats, and they live with and are spoiled by Thomas. Their names are Phoebe and Aladdin - that's right, one girlcat and one boycat! In the first commercial, when you see the cat running down the stairs, that is Aladdin. There was also more than one kitten in the original commercial.

Overall, Fancy Feast cat food appears to be a reliable, trustworthy economy choice. It's a good option if you want to avoid excessive plant ingredients but don't mind feeding your cat by-products or vaguely-named ingredients and are comfortable with some artificial additives.

Best (less expensive) meat-in-gravy cat food “A lot of people will say Fancy Feast is kind of the McDonald's for cats, but it's actually not the case,” says Berg. “Plenty of the Fancy Feast are actually quite high in protein and very low in carbohydrates.”

Overall, Fancy Feast cat food appears to be a reliable, trustworthy economy choice. It's a good option if you want to avoid excessive plant ingredients but don't mind feeding your cat by-products or vaguely-named ingredients and are comfortable with some artificial additives.

All these reasons combined make it a very expensive breed. The Ashera cat is considered the most expensive cat breed in the world, with prices reaching up to $100,000 or more.

“The cost of chicken, the cost of beef, the cost of aluminum to make a wet cat food can … a lot of those commodity prices have been rising pretty dramatically throughout 2021 and 2022, which has caused manufacturers to increase their costs, and then therefore a lot of retailers follow suit,” she said.

Yes. Fancy Feast is safe to feed and can be fed with confidence. Purina selects cat food ingredients for nutrition that helps your cat live her best life possible.

For little cats, a half of a 3 oz. can (Fancy Feast-size can) twice daily may work better. This amount is also cat-specific and often needs adjusting up or down. Feeding canned food seems to create the best balance between calories and feeling full, and the meal seems to tide the cat over better than a dry food meal.

Which are the best cat foods in 2023? At a glance

• Best overall – Royal Canin.
• Best value cat food - Whiskas.
• Best wet cat food – Purina Gourmet.
• Best kitten food – Hills Science Plan Kitten Food.
• Best senior cat food – Republic of Cats.

Fancy Felines: The World's Top 10 Most Expensive Cats

• Maine Coon - $950–$3,500.
• Persian - $1,800–$3,000.
• Peterbald - $1,700–$3,000.
• Russian Blue - $500–$3,000.
• Sphynx - $900–$1,900.
• British Shorthair - $800–$1,700.
• Siberian Forest Cat - $1,300–$1,600.
• Scottish Fold - $800–$1,500.

The Sokoke cat is extremely rare! The Sokoke cat is said to be the rarest cat in the world. Rather than being a man-created breed, the Sosoke is a naturally occurring, tiny wildcat that can be found only in the Arabuko-Sokoke Forest Preserve in Kenya (Africa).