In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.health+behav", "suitta"

Ask your vet if you can add Hill's Mixit to the food. I don't know
of many cats who can resist it, and I had a case of it leftover
that I gave to a friend with an 18 year old cat who wouldn't eat
canned other than lapping the gravy. Even though it isn't a proper
diet, her cat ate dry food daily but lived for her evening meal of
a little Mixit, and she let her have it because she is frail and
bony and doesn't have a whole lot of time left. Mixed with other
food it is supposed to help transition both cats and dogs into
eating desirable food. My Shamrock used to be a dry food kitty, but
once he started getting canned that he really likes he rarely eats
dry anymore.  The gravy was the start of it. Now he grabs up big
mouthfuls of canned, both pate style and chunky.  I've never found
Hill's Mixit in stores, but bought it by the case online.

Science Diet Savory Cuts is a food-in-gravy.  Have you tried a more premium
brand like Wellness or Innova, though?

FWIW, my cats like the Savory Cuts, but I don't like feeding it to them
because it has a very high carb content.  I think one of the good reasons to
go with wet food is lower carb content, so I didn't want to feed it to them.

Try some of the Nutro canned food. I've been feeding my 3 year old Lamb and
Turkey Cutlets for two years and she loves this stuff. Plenty of gravy!

Judy

You might want to try some of the smaller pet supply stores, or health food
markets like Whole Foods, to get a food like Wellness or Nature's Variety.
Another one that has gravy is Spot's Stew.

Lauren
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That's a pisser. Or not, as the case may be.

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Some Active Life stuff has gravy. Bloody expensive though.

That and SD Choice Cuts are the only foods I've fed my cats that were
the lumps-in-gravy deal.

Steve.

suitta <suitta@cox.net> quoth:

Make the gravy yourself.  I had a cat once who had chronic constipation.  
I would put most of the food from the can on his plate, then dump into the
can a small amount (1/4 teaspoon?) of sugar-free unflavored Metamucil with
several tablespoons water, and stir it up with the small amount of food I
left in the can.  I would then pour the goopy gravy over the food.  He
loved that.  In your case, you can leave out the Metamucil.  Just mix
water with a little of the food and pour it over the rest of the food.  
Presto!

Priscilla