Against the Grain Bimini Brunch is a grain-free canned cat food well-received by many cats. However, some users have concerns about small ingestible bones and certain ingredients. The overall quality and taste are praised, making it a good choice for fussy eaters.
Presence of small bones and potentially harmful ingredients like guar gum.
Prevention: Consider using as an occasional treat rather than a regular diet.
Potential choking hazard from small bones.
Prevention: Inspect cans for bones before feeding.
Many cats, including fussy ones, love the taste and texture.
Some cans contain tiny bones that could be swallowed whole.
This ingredient is not ideal for long-term cat health.
Tip: Only use as an occasional treat.
No, it is not. The food contains strong fish flavors.
Cats, including fussy ones, tend to enjoy the taste and texture.
It is better used as an occasional treat due to concerns about the ingredients.
"My two kitties love the Bimini Brunch from Against the Grain and I love that it is grain free."
"I threw all the cans away after I opened three and saw that they are full of tiny bones - too small to chew up but will be swallowed whole. This can hurt the cat's throat, esophagus, stomach and out the other end depending on how much their digestive juices can break down. Very foul smelling food th..."
This is a good quality food overall, but buyers should be cautious about the potential hazards. It might be best used as an occasional treat rather than a regular diet due to concerns about problematic ingredients.
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