Taste of the WildHigh Protein Real Meat Recipes Premium Dry Cat Food with Superfoods and Nutrients Like Probiotics, Vitamins and Antioxidants for Adult Cats and Kittens

This is my cats' primary food. They all like it. Litter box use is consistent so it does not upset their stomachs. I go through a little less than a whole bag a month with 4.5 cats. (I intermittently feed an outdoor cat my neighbor has.) They do circle like little land sharks at feeding times because they like the food. I do not free feed because I have one cat that has weight issues.

We inherited a colony and are working on getting them all fixed. Right now we have a half a dozen litters and I even have a mother still feeding the last one, though she just had a new one. They also feed each other’s babies. Needless to say these cats, all need nourishment of the best kind. I’ve always like taste of the wild.Years ago I used it for my older cats, and I watched as their bodies changed for the better instead of puffy they became sleek and muscular with gorgeous shiny coats. This happened within a month or two it was that quick. I am only on my second bag of this but I got a larger one because they love it. My females are very petite one in particular really had it knocked out of her she delivered seven babies. They are all looking healthy from what I can see. I still stay at a distance, she will introduce them when she is readyI’ve tried others more expensive and not impressed. I keep going back to taste of the wild. This particular blend is great because it will take care of the babies and the moms. I have also added a supplement for the mothers to pass to the babies through the milk.

My one cat would eat anything garbage if you let him. My other cat she is a princess and has been very particular about what she eats since the day we got her. This is her favorite food, once she tried it the first time she wolfed it down. And it’s the only food she will “ask” for. Tried something else one time and I swear I was on her list for weeks even once I got this food again. It’s got good ingredients, and I add moisture on the side with gravies or the hydration pouches since it’s dry food.

I feed six cats: three indoor and three outdoor. Two were adopted by me, the other four sort of came with the house; I guess they adopted me. I'm OK with that, they're my posse.Anyway, it's hard to find good wet and dry foods that all six will eat. Example: for wet food three prefer pate (and two of will eat ONLY pate), two prefer bits with gravy (aka Friskies shreds), and one will eat anything that falls into his bowl. He's my favorite at mealtime. His name is Moby (the cetacean, not the singer), and I included a pic of him because I doubt any of you have seen an unfinicky cat.But I digress. For dry food, I've been buying two brands, Blue Buffalo and Purina Beyond. Both are fairly expensive, but Blue Buffalo has downsized their bags (but not their prices) so I've been looking for an alternative brand the local Blue Buffalo fans will eat, but won't make my wallet cringe. I've tried brands that get good reviews and appear to be healthy: Halo, Lucy, Wellness, IandLoveandYou, but at best they've all received lukewarm receptions. I like them, but no matter how much I coax, plead, point finger and demand, gnash teeth, pull hair, or wail lamentations, they're "meh."I've been doing this for several months.I saw this while aimlessly surfing Amazon (quarantine, you know), and it looked promising (i.e., one I hadn't tried yet). As I'm habitually optimistic and tend to ignore bitter past experience--the house is littered with cat toys that only I play with--I immediately ordered a bag of the "Lowland Creek" variety.To make a long story short--ALL SIX CATS GOBBLED THIS FOOD. THAT'S 100% OF CATS! I'm halfway through the bag AND ALL FELINES THAT I REGULARLY INTERACT WITH ARE STILL ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT THIS KIBBLE. I'm aware all caps is bad form, but I think understandable in this circumstance. I feel like I won the lottery or something (I know, sad).Best of all, now my hair will almost certainly grow back. Thank you, Taste of the Wild.

My cats have been on this for years and I have had no problems. I read not to get the chicken based ones because of new allergies dogs are getting, so this one seems quirky enough to do the trick. Their fur is very soft eating this food. It seems to keep them at a good weight too.

My step-daughter cat has had the most gag-worthy stinky poop & horribly strong urine odor. I would clean the litter and it would smell so bad by the next day.My daughter moved in w her bf&his 1yr.old Boxer& leaving her cat w us. 1st thing I did is research why a cat wld have stinky💩.I read it's probably gastrointestinal problem.I switched her from the crappy popular brand food she fed her to this brand and her litter has ZERO smell AT ALL!There isn't even a urine odor! I had a strong feeling it was going to help but I'm shocked that the food completely got rid of the odor of her waste.The poor baby probably hasn't ever felt totally ok bcz shes always eaten cheap food.Unfortunately I cannot buy her this food again bcz the price is way out of my budget.$20 for 4lbs isn't doable.I highly recommend this food and it's worth the price.However, I'm off to find a food as similar as possible for a better price.Wish me luck! 😽

My cats love it...its a great price...