Cage-Free Chicken Kibble

My cat can be picky, but this food was an instant hit. The high‑protein recipe and freeze‑dried pieces make it really appealing, and she goes straight to the bowl every time. The kibble smells fresh, the ingredients look solid, and I love that it feels like a healthier upgrade from typical dry food. Great quality and definitely cat‑approved. It is a little pricey but the ingredients are well worth it in the long run. My cat does not have hairballs, does not throw up anymore after eating other brands, approved and recommended by my vet. Could not be happier. No more tummy issues and my cat Dutchess is able to maintain her weight (somewhat). I do not have to by treats anymore! a win-win!

I switched my 17 year old Siamese to this cat food as I was impressed with the ingredients. She loves it in every flavor we have tried. She is doing well and staying healthy. No need to ever change brands again.

The smells got her attention but she only ate a bite or two. I keep trying and she keeps denying me. Kibble is very small, making easier to eat but she did not chew it much if any so not good for helping with tarter, if that is a question/need for you.

My cats love the wet food made by this company, but this is our first purchase of the dry food. They love it too! They gobbled it down. I was very pleased to be able to offer them something they like to eat and that is good and nutritious for them. This will definitely be a 'go to' in their regimen. I like the smaller size kibble. My little kitty sometimes has a hard time eating larger foods. The cats have dry food whenever they eant it and wet food twice a day..I like knowing they have access to quality food whenever they are hungry.

I fed this to a homeless cat until she found a home. She had plenty of mice to eat so she wasn’t super hungry, but she still ate this. I like the little bitty kibbles. She was only a few months old so I think that worked out best for her. Some vets advise that dry food can actually contribute to poor dental health by wearing down enamel over time. Maybe a smaller kibble helps? Who knows, the health recommendations for cats change by the week—it’s so aggravating! I have no way of really evaluating this food. It was pretty clean and affordable for occasional meals provided to a vagrant. Seems like decent enough quality. And I’m down with anything Salmon. I stopped feeding my cats dry food after they ended up with congestive heart failure (siblings) and went on diuretics. But I might have tried this one before that. Dry food made them crazy though, I called it kitty-crack. I was glad to give it up. I thought about how I might review this, and was curious about what she really thought of this after getting fed daily. I figured I should offer her some, to test the crave-factor, post lean-days. I knew she would have immediately developed the discriminatory palate of every single cat who is fed so much as one regular meal a day. They transform into elitist snobs overnight, the kind who could make the snarkiest, cruelest New York Times food critic run to cry in the corner of any restaurant bathroom. Meow, indeed. Yeah, she turned her nose up. And then looked at me like I was crazy—completely insulted. I laughed. Cats can be sooo catty. BIZARRE UPDATE: Shortly after submitting this review, I started seeing her on my porch again, like a lot. Then she started making demands, like I was her person. While flattering, I knew that was odd. I checked. It was. The family had gone on vacation (a long one) and she had fully rejected the hired help. So she came to my house, where at least she knew the service was pretty decent, if not the menu. Unfortunately, the service was terribly slow this time and the food took FOREVER to arrive- my yelp rating will need life support now. But once served, she devoured it completely. I still got the initial Ugh-look, but the hungry little Queen had no problem this time. Tastes good enough, at least, for a silent protest and a little impromptu glamping!

Bobby Flay’s cat must have a very unique set of taste buds because my 9 cats did not like it. I have 6 feral cats outside (not picky eaters) and 3 inside cats. My amazon subscription for purina chow naturals is now unavailable, so I thought I would slowly introduce this new food, Nachos. All 9 cats (at different times) smelled it and walked away or just picked out some of the original food I added in with the new food. So, I tried mixing in some of their wet food into their new dry food. But, all they ate was the wet food. I bought 2 bags of Nachos, I had high hopes, I like Bobby Flays recipes but not in this cat food. I tried and they just don’t like it. They will eat it if that is all that is available but not much at one time. I don’t want them to starve, so I am trying another purina pro brand and they love it, so it has to be something about the ingredients they just don’t like. It is expensive for a food they don’t enjoy eating. Wasted. Maybe your cat will have Nachos taste buds but my 9 cats did not. Sorry Bobby.

Don’t really know if it’s good or bad asI didn’t actually taste it myself. But my finicky cat Bella wasn’t having any of it. Sniffed it and then walked away….NEXT!! I even tried mixing it with some food he does eat (kind of)...he carefully ate right around it. My search continues (fruitlessly) for the perfect cat food for Bella the Great…or should I say Bella the Impossible. HELP! The “Bella” Anecdote: I’ve had Bella for 13yrs. His mom was a stray cat that lived around the way. I picked him out of a litter of 5 kittens. I quickly took him to a veterinarian ti have him checked out and get his shots. I asked the vet if he was male or female, to which he quickly replied “female”. I name him Bella. Fast forward to the future. As Bella grew and grew as did his ‘gonads’ which I became surprisingly aware of. Conundrum, i tried changing his name to ‘Bello’, which didn’t exactly roll off my tongue easily. I liked the name Bella and si did he as he happily came running whenever I called. So we both agreed he would keep his original name. He has no gender identity issues as he struts around the house in his very masculine gait. True story