The Diamond Care Weight Management Formula is well-liked by cats and meets its primary function, but its weight loss effectiveness is under scrutiny. Some users report no weight loss after several months, while others appreciate its quality.
Damage packing
Prevention: Providing safe and secure packaging to all their customers would eliminate this issue.
Many cats find the food's taste appealing.
Some veterinarians approve its use for diet
No significant weight loss in cats regardless of strict feeding.
Bag received damaged.
One owner reported their cats didn't like it which is a red flag for palatability on higher than single cat population tryouts.
Factors: None mentioned
"Princess Emma Sue is on a diet to lose weight. We feed her wet food almost exclusively. We give her dry food as a treat to balance her calorie intake. She likes Diamond Care Weight Management. Our vet approves."
" We have two cats on prescription weight control food and although we are very careful with measuring; they aren’t losing weight. The prescription food has ingredients that are far from great so we tried this food instead. Neither cat will eat it. If I’m being honest, it smells like cardboard to..."
Overall a solid choice for taste and quality, but consider effectiveness for your cat's weight management goals. Rates above average in value and functionality, but lacks in weight management satisfaction.
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