Cat food brand Fancy Feast is expanding into feline-inspired human cuisine, with a New York City Italian restaurant designed to celebrate the company’s new line. CNN values your feedback 1.

To honor International Cat Day on August 8, Purina — the parent company of Fancy Feast — is celebrating in NYC with a "Fête du Feline" food festival. The pop-up in Madison Square Park will ...

Cat food brand Fancy Feast has released the human-friendly recipes they served as part of a recent pop-up restaurant. (Photos: Getty/Jenny Kellerhals; designed by Quinn Lemmers) ...

Fancy Feast chef Amanda Hassner worked in restaurant kitchens. Now she cooks to inspire the humans who make cat food to seek out new flavors. Accessibility statement Skip to main content.

Fancy Feast, known for manufacturing cat food, is entering the world of food for humans. But Fancy Feast’s cat food inspires the company’s human food. Yes, you read that correctly.

Popular pet food brand Fancy Feast is hoping to change some dated preconceptions about wet cat food by offering up human-grade, cat food-inspired “feasts” that people can eat at a real restaurant.

According to the press release, Fancy Feast’s new Petites line is available at major retailers in stores and online. The two 1.4-ounce servings have a suggested retail price of $1.07.

If you feed your cat Fancy Feast, we don’t blame you. Purina’s time-tested recipe has been tickling feline taste buds since 1982, and since its inception, the line of offerings has multiplied ...

The cat food brand -- owned by Purina ... Fancy Feast’s new Petites line is available at major retailers in stores and online. The two 1.4-ounce servings have a suggested retail price of $1.07.