Nature’s Logic Feline Duck & Salmon Recipe shows mixed results. Positive points include high-quality ingredients and potential health benefits, but it is not universally accepted by cats.
One cat became very sick after consuming the food.
Prevention: Monitor your cat closely after switching to this food.
The product is free from gums, synthetic vitamins, and minerals.
Cards were smashed and cans were unsealed upon delivery
Tip: Request a replacement if received damaged
The food is drier than expected for pate-style cat food.
Recent batches have been criticized for abnormal coloration and inconsistent quality.
mixed
negative
According to some reviews, this food is beneficial for cats with digestive issues.
No, there are reports of packaging issues such as damaged cans and unsealed products.
No, some cats refused to eat this food.
"This is the only brand of canned cat food I could find without gums, synthetic vitamins and minerals or fillers. My cat likes the duck and salmon best and will eat the rabbit but had to put dots of fancy feast classic chicken liver pate on top of the chicken flavor and the turkey but will eat it lik..."
"We’ve been on the hunt for good food that has no peas, no potatoes, no chicken. We were in high hopes this would be a hit but unfortunately they won’t eat this food!"
Very high price but good ingredients make it best for picky and sensitive health cats.
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