Review on 🐱 Blue Buffalo Wilderness Rocky Mountain Recipe: High Protein, Grain-Free, and Natural Dry Cat Food for Adult Cats by Ronda Allen

This food could save my kitten's life. A while ago our 12 year old tabby stopped eating dry food and started choking on wet food, she has lost about 1/3 of her body weight this summer. It remains undiagnosed by the vet after a full physical, blood work, and abdominal ultrasound. She was about to go on a prescription rabbit meat "new protein" diet and a lifelong steroid addiction in hopes of maybe fixing the problem, but I couldn't get her through it, though we really didn't understand why she was sick. Instead I bought a whole rabbit from the butcher and she really liked it and it seems to have helped some. I've started some of this Blue Wilderness and she's biting into it, first kibble in months. I hope! The other 2 cats are crazy about it too, they love it, even our 15 year old boy who has been spoiled with canned food his whole life (I never saw him eat kibble until that packet was opened!). I hope that eating really healthy food will at least prolong the life of our striped one, it seems the kindest way and she is happy. Subscribe and save for blue! Update: Tabby has regained all of her lost weight and is doing very well. It's so hard to believe that the food she's been eating her whole life is a problem now, but Blue brought her back from the gates of death so let's go with him. Knock wood, she may have developed an allergy or other dislike to those old foods that are now being treated to new foods. The secret remains, but I know that this meal is important to her.