Tuscan Natural Simply Pure Ocean Extreme Grain-Free Dry Cat Food
In a Nutshell
- Some cats love the food, others refuse it.
- Concerns about the food going bad quickly.
- Mixed reviews on quality and cat acceptance.
Quick Verdict
Tuscan Natural Simply Pure Ocean Extreme Grain-Free Dry Cat Food has a mixed reception. Some cats love it, while others refuse to eat it. There are concerns about the food going bad quickly after opening.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Allergy-Friendly (2)
Great for cats with allergies due to its limited ingredient list.
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Minimal Ingredients (1)
Limited ingredient list helps identify allergies.
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Healthy Poops (1)
Some cats had healthier poops with this food.
Cons
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Refusal to Eat (4) major
Many cats refuse to eat this food, even after initially liking it.
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Quality Decline (2) minor
The food seems to go bad quickly after opening.
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Expensive (1) minor
Some users find the food too expensive, especially if their cats refuse to eat it.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cats with allergies — Limited ingredient list helps identify and avoid allergens.
✗ Skip If
- • Cats with sensitive stomachs — Some cats experienced digestive issues.
- • Owners on a budget — The food is relatively expensive.
Durability & Care
Factors: exposure to air, keeper cleanliness, diets for outdoors cats
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Store in an airtight container
- 💡 Use within 1 month of opening
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this food suitable for cats with allergies?
Yes, it has a limited ingredient list that helps identify allergies.
How long does the food last after opening?
Around 1-2 months, but it may spoil quickly if not stored properly.
Is this food expensive?
Yes, it is relatively expensive, especially if cats refuse to eat it.
Should I store this food in the fridge?
No, use an airtight container and indoor kitties
Highlighted Reviews
"Over the past 3 months, I have had the most difficult time trying to find a food that my cat isn't allergic to! He has severe allergies and a sensitive stomach. I had extensive allergy testing done and found out he is allergic to almost every protein (chicken, turkey, rabbit, lamb, salmon, & kangaro..."
"Seven indoor cats and six outdoor cats (not all mine) refuse to eat this. When I first opened the bag, my crew loved it. After it sat out for a day or so, they wouldn’t touch it. Would not recommend."
Bottom Line
If your cat has allergies, this food might be worth a try. However, be prepared for potential issues with the food going bad and some cats refusing to eat it. It's a gamble but potentially beneficial for cats with specific dietary needs.