The Halo Vigor Chicken, Turkey & Whitefish Recipe Grain-Free Dry Cat Food is praised for its quality and palatability. However, there are some concerns regarding digestive issues in senior cats and the cost.
The food is made with high-quality, wholesome ingredients that cat owners feel good about serving their cats.
This food is enjoyed by cats, including picky eaters, who don't typically eat other foods.
Several cats have shown improved digestive health and cleaner ears after eating this food.
The food is recommended for cats with renal problems due to its lower sodium and phosphorus content.
The food is suitable for cats with allergies to gluten.
Some senior cats experienced diarrhea after eating this food.
The price of the food is considered expensive, and some owners wish for smaller bag sizes to test the food without a significant investment.
The 6-pound bag is considered expensive, and some owners are Thinking of changing their kibble again to something more cost-effective.
"I have picky eaters for cats. They love the vigor line of cat food. So much so that even though this product is being discontinued, I still got it for them. Not sure what I'm going to feed them after though. They just aren't pleased with regular halo salmon anymore ever since vigor."
"I have 2 senior cats, 16 and 14. They loved the taste but later the food gave them diarrhea."
If your cat has no digestive issues and you can afford it, this is a great option. Otherwise, consider alternatives or consult a vet.
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