The cat food has a mix of positive and negative reviews. Some cats love it, while others refuse to eat it or experience vomiting. The quality and value are average, with a focus on good ingredients and flavor.
Cats vomiting after eating the food
Prevention: Consider alternatives for cats with known sensitivities
Several reviewers praise the quality of ingredients
Many cats enjoy the taste
Some cats refuse to eat the food, even when hungry
Tip: None
Several cats vomited after eating the food
Tip: None
Factors: Storage conditions
Yes, it works well for cats with IBD as it is gluten-free and has minimal additives.
Switch brands, it cause vomiting.
"My 2 cats loved this. One of the cats has IBD and I can generally feed gluten free and minimal additives or veggies and be OK. This one works in our rotation and the price is good!"
"My cats liked it at first, the first time they had it they both vomited. I thought maybe it was a fluke and tried a new can a few days later, they both ate a few bites and turned their nose up at it and were begging for something else, normally they aren't picky. Never buying this brand again that c..."
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