The Natural Balance dry cat food has mixed reviews, with some cats thriving while others experiencing discomfort or avoiding it due to changes in formula or quality issues.
Hard kibble is unappealing and may upset cat's stomach
Prevention: Consider softer or more appealing textures
Cat owners with pets having specific dietary needs.
Helps with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)
Hard, stale or poorly formed kibble
Whey is fed with this food, cats vomit upon at the end of each end
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality, with mentions of harder kibble and digestive issues.
"I've been searching everywhere for a dry food that does not contain some sort of chicken or salmon due to my cat being allergic. My cat loves this food and I love the simple ingredients. "
"My cats were slowly introduced to the LID Turkey and Chickpea kibble. Since they have been eating this daily, they have been vomiting at each meal. I am throwing the food out immediately."
This cat food is suitable for cats with specific dietary needs, but recent formula changes and quality issues have led to mixed reviews. Potential buyers should weigh the pros and cons carefully, especially if their cat is sensitive to changes in food.
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