Purpose Carnivore Chicken Freeze-Dried Cat Food has a mixed reputation. While some cats enjoy it, others refuse to eat it, and several users question its value for money.
It offers a high-protein, low-carb diet for cats.
Many cats enjoy the taste and texture of the food.
Completes 9% calories a day
Able to last for years
freeze dried is a separate can
Many users find the product overpriced, especially after a change in packaging size.
Some cats refuse to eat the food, while others lose interest after a few weeks.
Unlike other freeze-dried foods, this product cannot be easily rehydrated, which may be a drawback for some users.
Tip: Try mixing with water or other wet food
Recent reviews mention a decline in quality and value for money.
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Factors: Freeze-dried and high ratio
The company switched from pounds to ounces for the packaging, which led to a perception of increased cost for the product.
"So now I’m switching all my barn colonies over to this!"
"WAY expensive!"
If your cat is a picky eater or you're looking for a high-protein, low-carb option, this may be worth a try. However, be prepared for potential issues with palatability and the high price point. It ultimately depends on the preferences of your cat and your willingness to invest in a premium product.
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