Tiki Cat Tiki Cat Silver Mousse + Shreds Chicken, Salmon & Chicken Liver Recipe in Broth — Grade A+ (97/100)

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Scanned by Randall Saunders · April 10, 2026

Tiki Cat Tiki Cat Silver Mousse + Shreds Chicken, Salmon & Chicken Liver Recipe in Broth

97/100

Grade A+ — Premium

📦 Product Overview

BrandTiki Cat

TypeCat Food - Wet/Soft

Life Stageadult / senior (maintenance — low phosphorus formula designed for aging cats)

Size2.4 oz (68g)

AAFCO Compliant✅ Yes

Label states formulated to meet AAFCO Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for Adult Maintenance. This is a low-phosphorus formula specifically designed for senior/aging cats with kidney health considerations. Taurine at 0.2% meets AAFCO canned food minimum.

🧪 Ingredient Breakdown

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Chicken

Named whole meat as the #1 ingredient. Excellent. High moisture content as expected in wet food, but this is real chicken.

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Chicken Broth

Named broth, adds moisture and palatability. Standard and appropriate for wet cat food.

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Salmon

Named whole fish protein. Good secondary protein source providing omega-3 fatty acids.

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Chicken Liver

Named organ meat. Nutrient-dense (Vitamin A, B vitamins, iron), but requires moderation due to Vitamin A toxicity risk at high concentrations. Appropriate in this position on the ingredient list.

−1 pts

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Pumpkin

Excellent natural fiber source. Supports digestive health. Good choice for senior cats.

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Coconut Oil

High in saturated fat. Benefits for cats are debated. Medium-chain triglycerides may support energy, but not an ideal primary fat for felines.

−1 pts

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Dried Egg Product

Processed egg product. 'Product' designation means it may include shells or other egg parts, not just whole eggs. Still a decent protein source.

−1 pts

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Dicalcium Phosphate

Standard calcium and phosphorus supplement. Appropriate mineral additive.

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Potassium Chloride

Potassium supplement. Essential electrolyte.

✅

Xanthan Gum

Natural thickener/binder. Safe and commonly used in wet cat food for texture.

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Taurine

ESSENTIAL for cats. Deficiency causes blindness and fatal heart disease. Must be supplemented in processed cat food. Present at 0.2% per guaranteed analysis — meets AAFCO canned food minimum.

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Choline Chloride

Essential B vitamin for liver function and metabolism.

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Salt

Sodium source. Appropriate in small amounts for palatability and electrolyte balance.

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Magnesium Sulfate

Magnesium supplement. Essential mineral.

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Turmeric

Anti-inflammatory superfood. Good inclusion for senior cats.

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Salmon Oil

Named fish oil. Excellent source of EPA and DHA omega-3 fatty acids. Supports joint, skin, coat, and kidney health.

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Green Tea Extract

Natural antioxidant preservative. Safe.

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Thiamine Mononitrate

Vitamin B1. Critical for cats — thiamine deficiency is fatal.

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Vitamin E Supplement

Antioxidant vitamin. Essential.

✅

Ferrous Sulfate

Iron supplement. Standard.

✅

Niacin

Vitamin B3. Essential.

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Zinc Oxide

Zinc supplement. Standard mineral additive.

✅

Vitamin A Supplement

Preformed Vitamin A — cats cannot convert beta-carotene, so this is mandatory in cat food.

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Biotin

B vitamin for skin and coat health.

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Vitamin B12 Supplement

Essential B vitamin.

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Manganous Oxide

Manganese supplement. Standard.

✅

Calcium Pantothenate

Vitamin B5. Essential.

✅

Riboflavin

Vitamin B2. Essential.

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Copper Amino Acid Chelate

Chelated copper — superior bioavailability compared to copper sulfate. Good choice.

✅

Pyridoxine Hydrochloride

Vitamin B6. Essential.

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Folic Acid

B vitamin. Essential for cell function.

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Potassium Iodide

Iodine supplement for thyroid function.

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Vitamin D3 Supplement

Essential vitamin. Cats require dietary D3.

⚖ What's Good / What's Bad

Good

✅ Chicken is the #1 ingredient — real, named whole meat

✅ Salmon is the #3 ingredient — second named whole-meat protein

✅ Two named animal protein sources in top 3 ingredients

✅ No artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives

✅ No carrageenan — a common inflammatory additive in wet cat food that Tiki Cat avoided here

✅ No grain, corn, wheat, soy, or legume fillers

✅ Taurine explicitly listed at 0.2% — meets AAFCO canned cat food minimum

✅ Salmon Oil provides EPA/DHA omega-3s

✅ Turmeric and pumpkin — excellent functional ingredients for senior cats

✅ Green Tea Extract as natural preservative instead of BHA/BHT

✅ Low phosphorus formula — appropriate for senior cats and kidney health management

✅ Chelated copper for superior mineral absorption

✅ Complete vitamin and mineral profile with no synthetic dyes or junk

✅ Short, clean ingredient list — this is what cat food should look like

Bad

❌ Coconut oil is a debatable fat choice for cats — high in saturated fat with limited proven feline benefits

❌ Dried Egg Product rather than whole dried egg — 'product' is a slightly lower designation

❌ Chicken Liver in moderation is fine but carries Vitamin A toxicity risk if overfed

🧬 Potential Cancer-Linked Ingredients

✅ None found.

📊 Score Breakdown

Start score100 pts

Ingredient penalties−3 pts

Final score97/100

💬 The Verdict

This is an exceptionally clean wet cat food. Chicken and Salmon as the top two protein sources, no fillers, no artificial anything, no carrageenan, no unnamed mystery ingredients, and a full vitamin/mineral supplement panel. The low-phosphorus formulation makes this specifically designed for senior and aging cats with kidney health in mind. The only minor dings are the coconut oil (debatable benefit for cats), dried egg product (vs. whole egg), and chicken liver (moderation required). This is what cat food is supposed to look like.

🧨 Final Verdict

Tiki Cat Silver Mousse + Shreds Chicken, Salmon & Chicken Liver is one of the cleanest wet cat foods on the market. Real chicken first, real salmon third, a short ingredient list with zero junk, zero artificial garbage, zero unnamed mystery proteins, and zero carrageenan. The low-phosphorus formulation shows Whitebridge Pet Brands actually thought about the aging cat demographic this product is designed for. The vitamin and mineral panel is complete. Taurine is at 0.2% — exactly where it needs to be for canned cat food. There are no cancer-linked preservatives, no rendering tank sludge, no dyes, no corn, no soy, no wheat, no legume fillers. The only deductions are minor: coconut oil isn't the ideal fat for cats, dried egg product is a half-step below whole egg, and chicken liver needs to be fed in moderation. At 97/100 (A+), this is premium cat food that earns its grade. Product of Thailand — Tiki Cat's Thai manufacturing facilities have a solid track record. This is the kind of food that makes Randall's job easy.