Wysong Archetype Chicken Formula Freeze-Dried Raw Dog & Cat Food
High-quality pet food loved by picky eaters but expensive and lacks customer support
Rachael Ray Nutrish Purrfect Entrees Mariner's Feast receives mixed feedback. It is loved by some cats, while others refuse to eat it, and some owners report health issues. Most reviews are either highly positive or highly negative, with a few neutral opinions scattered throughout. Those who love the product find it delicious and convenient, but those who dislike it find it to be a waste of money. It may work well for some pets, but owners should be cautious and monitor their pets carefully with this food.
Food has caused illness in some cats.
Prevention: Seek vet help or change food immediately, discard affected product.
Numerous reviews mention that cats enjoy the food.
Some finicky cats happily eat this food.
Many cats, including dogs and even barn cats, refuse to eat the food.
Some cats have reported to face mild to major health issues, such as vomiting.
Tip: Be careful when introducing new food. Monitor your pet frequently, and be prepared to stop or even change foods as soon as something seems off. When feeding new foods, only introduce a limited amount at first and up the amount gradually, being sure to monitor your pet.
Factors: type of food, exposure to air after opening, storing conditions
No noticeable changes in quality reported.
No, some picky eaters might not like it.
"My 2 ragdolls love this product. It has been hard with covid finding food they like but once they discovered this item. No problem at meal time. It is a little smelly but they love it!"
"My cat wont touch it. This food is too smelly"
If your cat is picky and/or has a strong appetite, this food might be worth trying. However, if your pet could get sick from trying this food or rejecting this food entirely, as sometimes happens, this product may be too unpredictable for your pet. Owners can take a chance on it if their budget allows. You should be prepared for a variety of outcomes.