Wellness Complete Health Senior Health Dry Cat Food has mixed reviews, with some cats enjoying it while others refuse it. It's important to note the high price and the potential for senior cats to be picky eaters.
Many senior cats refuse to eat this food.
Prevention: Try a small quantity before committing to a larger purchase.
Some cats show improved health and coat quality.
Food is soft and easy to chew.
Many cats refuse to eat this food.
High cost for something many cats may not eat.
It depends. Some cats refuse it, while others eat it happily. It's recommended to try a smaller quantity.
Yes, the small kibble size can be beneficial for older cats with dental problems.
No, this product is specifically designed for cats.
"I have a very picky senior cat and he loves this food. It took a few days for him to warm up to it but we slowly transitioned over to this food and now he can't get enough. It's especially good for his older teeth/gums because the food is so tiny."
"My cat went on a hunger strike when I attempted to switch to this. But who knows, maybe your cat will like it?"
This product may work for some senior cats but comes with a high risk of refusal, especially given its price. Testing with a small quantity is advisable.
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