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One free scan finds every outdated or missing driver and matches the right update for your exact hardware.Free scan · exact hardware matchFuzzball’s Chicken wet food has a short ingredient list led by chicken, but the key claims about nutritional completeness and veterinary formulation come from the brand, not an independent assessment in the sources reviewed here. Cats.com published a favourable review after a week of testing products across the range in June 2025; its observations are useful context, not a test of this specific Chicken recipe by Animalso.
What is in Fuzzball Chicken wet food?
Fuzzball lists its Chicken recipe in a multipack of seven 70 g cans. The manufacturer’s composition is 75% chicken, 20.82% chicken broth, 1.9% soybean oil, 1.06% minerals and 1% tapioca. These are the product page’s stated proportions, not independently verified measurements. Fuzzball Chicken product page
The same page publishes the following analytical constituents:
- Crude protein: 21.65%
- Crude fat: 3.11%
- Crude fibre: 0.01%
- Crude ash: 0.76%
- Moisture: 76.02%
Those figures are the manufacturer’s listed analysis, not results from an independent laboratory test. The relatively high listed moisture is a feature of the food as sold; the published figures should not be read as a direct comparison with dry food unless moisture and nutrient basis are accounted for.
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Nutritional additives listed by Fuzzball
Fuzzball’s Chicken page lists these additives per kilogram: taurine 714 mg, alpha-tocopherol acetate 1,429 mg, vitamin A acetate 14 mg, thiamine mononitrate 2 mg, riboflavin supplement 1 mg, pyridoxine hydrochloride 1 mg, folic acid 1 mg, vitamin B12 supplement 1 mg and biotin 1 mg. Fuzzball Chicken product page
How to interpret Fuzzball’s nutrition claims
Fuzzball describes the food as “75% real meat,” “nutritionally complete” and “vet formulated,” and says it contains no grains, sugars, salts or fillers. These are the company’s claims. The product page’s composition specifies tapioca and soybean oil, so the brand’s “no fillers” wording should not be taken to mean that the recipe contains no non-meat ingredients. The product and collection pages reviewed do not name the formulator or provide an independent adequacy assessment. Fuzzball Chicken product page Fuzzball product collection
Rank #2
- Great way to try all flavors before comitting to a case. Have a picky cat? Mix it up!
- Premium proteins perfectly paired with the gentle nourishment of beneficial goat milk.
- Crafted without grains to cater to cats with sensitive stomachs/dietary restrictions.
- Contains up to 86% moisture, encouraging daily hydration and nurturing cats’ naturally low thirst drive.
- Delicious flavors are sure to keep your cat begging for more!
For a cat whose diet depends on a food being complete, check the current packaging and product information for the nutritional-adequacy statement that applies to your cat’s life stage. This review can report Fuzzball’s claim, but the available sources do not establish an independent verification of it.
What did Cats.com’s reviewer find?
Emma Williams of Cats.com reports testing Fuzzball products across the range over a week in June 2025. The review, last updated 14 February 2026, gave the range an overall 8.1/10 (48/60, A−). Its category ratings were 8/10 for species-appropriateness, 8/10 for ingredient quality, 8/10 for product variety, 6/10 for price, 9/10 for customer experience and 10/10 for recall history. These are Cats.com’s review ratings, not standardized regulatory scores. Cats.com review
Rank #3
- Complete and balanced
- fortified with vitamins and minerals
- Rich in DHA
The reviewer says two adult cats accepted the sampled wet foods, dry food and salmon treats during the test week. Tuna drew the most interest; the reviewer also describes visible meat chunks and no particularly strong smell. These are observations from that reviewer’s cats and samples, not evidence that every cat will enjoy the Chicken recipe.
Cats.com identified price and subscription-only access to wet food as drawbacks. Its review also discusses dry food and freeze-dried salmon treats, including a Turkey & Chicken dry recipe listed as 36% dried chicken and 30% freshly prepared turkey, and treats described as 100% freeze-dried salmon. Those are other products in the range, not ingredients or alternatives within the Chicken wet recipe. Product formulas can change, so check the current listing before relying on range details. Cats.com review
Rank #4
- Rich in DHA
- Complete and balanced
- Fortified with vitamins and minerals
- A high moisture content can support daily hydration
Price, subscriptions and availability
Fuzzball’s Chicken product page displayed £7.50 for the seven-can, 7 × 70 g pack and showed subscription availability. The search result for the page also showed a sold-out indicator; neither that stock signal nor the displayed price establishes current availability. Check the live listing before ordering. Fuzzball Chicken product page
Fuzzball’s homepage advertises wet-only, dry-only and mixed trial boxes, with deliveries recurring every four weeks and the ability to change flavours, pause or cancel. These are current-site claims and terms may change; confirm the details on the brand’s checkout pages. Fuzzball homepage
Quick Recap
Best Value
- Physiologically Correct
- Meat First & Low Carb
- Complete spectrum of essential vitamins and mineral
- Fussie Cat makes their top-quality foods in an FDA-registered kitchen—the same kitchen that produces canned food that’s fit for people to eat.
- 4 Flavor Variety 12 Pack Bundle Consists of 3 cans of each of the 4 Flavors + A Can lid
Who might consider Fuzzball Chicken?
- A possible fit: owners looking for a chicken-led wet recipe with a short listed composition and who are comfortable buying through a subscription route, subject to current availability.
- Check first: owners who need independent confirmation of nutritional completeness, a named veterinary formulator, or clear one-off purchase access. The reviewed pages do not establish those points.
- For picky cats: Cats.com’s reviewer found the sampled range acceptable to two cats, but that small, subjective experience cannot predict an individual cat’s response.
Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on Amazon at the time of purchase will apply.
