Quick update about Tiki Cat:
Duck, Beef, and Turkey varieties will hit stores in the fall.
Also, the Fish/Seafood in Tiki cat MIGHT actually be okay to feed, since it is in deboned cutlets. Most fish catfood contains the bones, which is where the magnesium and other problematic minerals come from. Tiki supposedly is low enough in phosphorus/magnesium that even the fish flavors can "safely" be fed to kidney kitties. Tiki cat is manufactured and canned in a human food facility alongside food intended for human consumption. The cans do not contain BPA, BPF, BADGE, BFDGE or NOGE in the lining. Each batch is tested for quality before being shipped out, and if you email them they happily hand over the test results without batting an eye.
I bit the bullet and purchased some as emergency food for Amber. I also got a case (8 6oz cans) for my Mom's Kitty to give him a break from the Hound & Gatos. I wish I could afford to feed him Tiki exclusively, but it is very expensive (which I understand, given the quality) and until the other flavors hit the shelves, would not give enough variety because I haven't done enough research to be convinced the fish flavors are REALLY okay, especially for a boy cat.
Oh, and one more thing people should know:
Bora Bora Luau, Hanalei Luau, Tahitian Grill & Makaha Luau are labeled for supplemental feeding only because they do not meet AAFCO's K3 requirements. The other flavors do meet the requirements. Petropics changed the label on those varieties rather than add menadione to the food.