This cat food is highly nutrient-dense, which is great for pets, but its dry texture and occasional quality issues may deter both cats and owners.
The food is highly nutrient-dense, allowing for smaller portions and potential health benefits.
Promotes a good diet and suitable for diabetic pets.
The product has a pleasant smell that some cats enjoy.
The food is often too dry and requires adding water to make it more palatable.
Tip: Add water to adjust the texture.
Many cats refuse to eat this food, even when hungry.
There have been reports of quality issues, such as bad cases of food.
Tip: Contact customer service for a replacement.
Some review mentioned the cat food has high odor
Yes, it is suitable for diabetic cats and has been positively mentioned in at least one review.
Add water to make it more palatable for cats.
"I fed Natures Logic to my late dog for years, so of course I wanted to feed it to my new kitten. I began transitioning his food today and he loved it, and has had no digestive issues."
"I should have read the reviews. I can only equate this to being served over-cooked dry turkey breast. I say "served" because they won't eat it. I have a multi-cat household so someone will usually eat whatever. Not this time. Rejection is universal. Ingredients appear to be good so I will try s..."
If your cat enjoys a healthier, less dry cat treat, and you don't mind the extra texture adjustment effort, Nature's Logic is a good choice. If your cat is picky or you prefer a product with a softer texture or fewer quality complaints, you may want to look elsewhere. For dogs, it seems to be a favorable choice.
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