Feline Natural Freeze Dried Lamb and King Salmon Feast 320g

I think the cat loves it It’s just easy to break apart and you will be left with a lot of powder I think the size is very small for a high price Clean cat food but as well you need to relax with the prices

I have a senior cat who had chronic diarrhea. This was exacerbated by his pain medication and was bad enough that I was given antidiarrhea medication from the vet to give to my cat twice a day. Besides the fact my cat hated it, it only helped some. I was given probiotics to put in his food but my cat wouldn't eat any of the food or wet treats the probiotics was in. My nephew told me about Feline Natural and sent me some. After feeding my cat this food, both wet and dry, it helped tremendously! I don't have to give my cat the diarrhea medicine anymore, and though his poops aren't completely solid, they are soft, but have some shape like normal poop, he doesn't have diarrhea anymore. I should say I tried other cat food recommended by my vet but Feline Natural worked the best. The only problem I have is that I can't find it at any of the pet stores around me. I can only get it on line.

I am a believer in raw food for the carnivorous cat and I bought this for my own pet and I love it and I love this brand.

Delivered earlier than expected, so very happy. My cats go crazy for this stuff. They would just eat this instead of anything else, but if you just add a small amount to wet food it add some extra nutrients and flavour. Will buy again.

So now my little black cat does not want to eat standard dry food anymore. We try ti ration this out so it lasts longer as it is expensive, but I believe it is better for her than commercial dry food that is full of fillers and crap that an obligate carnivore does not need.

This stuff is really good. PROs: 1) Very high quality ingredients - zero fillers, 98% meat. 2) Extremely high processing standards (New Zealand - which has far higher standards than the U.S.). 3) Critters really dig it -- and now usually go on strike over their "regular" food, as you can see from the pic (Sigh). CONs: 1) The bags are 150% bigger than they need to be. The product settles to the bottom 1/2 to 1/3. Leaves too much air in there to oxidize. Why do this?? In fact, why not vacuum seal these suckers and get them shipped at half the cost? You could turn this into a small brick sized package. Anyway. 2) Insanely expensive. (But understandable given ingredients, quality, and shipping from NZ). They are available on Subscribe n Save.... but you save only about forty cents. Wicked expensive. (Sigh.) 3) This is possibly idiosyncratic -- our cats only eat it dry in the little weird pellet-ish form (like sawdust). When we add hot water to rehydrate to make 'normal' food texture, they respond with mild disinterest and it usually sits there all day with a only few nibbles taken out of the goo. Sot this perplexes me. Would that not be MUCH preferable? (I read somewhere that the zillions of little hairs on their tongues (for grooming) are very sensitive to textures and produce strong likes/dislikes...?) Having said that -- to be frank -- as long as they are drinking enough water (which these do), who cares? Less work for us AND... don't need to worry as much about spoilage throughout the day! So.... upon reflection... this is actually a "PRO" :-) Move to the other column. Win! Win!