KASIKS Grain-Free Canned Cat Food is generally praised for its quality ingredients and nutritious content. However, taste and texture can be hit or miss with some cats, leading to mixed reviews.
Many reviewers appreciate the lack of gums and yeast in the ingredients.
Some cats find the taste and texture unappealing, leading to rejection.
Yes, it is suitable for cats with IBD as it lacks guar gum and xanthan gum.
It depends on your cat's preferences. Some cats like it, while others do not.
"One of my cats has IBD, primary a sensitivity to gums and 'chunkier' food. It took me a long time to find something with an ingredient list I could trust and I'm so glad I found Kasiks. No guar gum. No xanthan gum..."
"I was really hoping my boys would like this food. Good ingredient list, but they do not like the taste or the texture. I tried MANY toppers to get them to eat it, but no luck. The quest continues to find a healthier food that they will eat as well as they like their Friskies indoor pate."
This cat food is highly recommended for cats with sensitivities to common ingredients found in many other brands. However, if your cat is particular about taste and texture, consider starting with a small amount to see if they will eat it.
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