液晶保護フィルム スクリーンプロテクター 硬度9H/99%高透過率/防指紋/自動吸着/スクラッチ防止/気泡ゼロ/飛散防止処理 強化ガラス DYHSGD105

Switched over from a cheaper food and after a few weeks have noticed my cat's coat is shinier. She seems to like the salmon flavor.

My cats appear to be enjoying this food very much. In fact, we've had to be careful about how much we feed them as they will eat as much as we put out for them. This leads me to believe they like it very much.

Been ordering this for years. Kitties healthy and enjoy it

Not bad but one of my cats did not care for it

We switched to this food recently, after 10+ years on another brand that became harder and harder to find in stock. The other food used only fish for protein, which we needed because we had a cat who was allergic to meats like chicken and beef. That cat passed away a few years ago, but we kept feeding the salmon-based food because we figured why mess with a good thing? Picking a new food was tough, but this seemed to have a solid combo of good reviews, trusted name, and good quality without a $$$ price tag. I stuck with salmon because that was the base of their old food and I figured they were used to the flavor. Our 3 cats, who range in age from 1 year to 17 years old, all seem to like the new food. We’re on our second bag, and no troubles with the switch. As a bonus, the young cat’s fur has grown extra shiny and soft and the middle aged cat seems to have become more active. Both were an unexpected bonus, considering that this is cheaper than the old brand! My only warning is that chicken meal is the #2 ingredient in this food. The bag says “salmon” and boasts that “salmon is the #1 ingredient,” and you need to check the actual ingredients to notice the chicken. They’re not wrong that salmon IS the biggest ingredient, but #2 is still enough chicken that allergic cats would probably have a bad reaction. Just wanted highlight the issue for anyone in that situation. (And if you have a cat who throws up more often than s/he should, it’s worth trying to switch their food to something without chicken or beef. Our vet said the meat allergies are more common than you’d think, and switching foods took care of most of the problem for us.)