Blue Buffalo Limited Ingredient Natural Cats best: Food Review

I understand natural flavors are hidden msg. I can't find dry cat food without it. My overweight house cat (rescued) loves it and the rest of the ingredients are safe for her.

My cats love this food. One of them has struggled with her ability to digest other brands of food for years, I think because she may be allergic to chicken or one of the many other ingredients in Science Diet and Purena. But this one works great, you don't have to throw up every day!

My Maine Coon has severe allergies and asthma, this is the only food he can eat without provoking a reaction. It's not cool when nobody stocks it, nobody but Revane, thank goodness. I bought something else that was supposed to be natural and in fact the cat had multiple amazon attacks within 24 hours. Thank you Revane for saving my cat.

My cat has unknown gastrointestinal issues that no one can figure out, but I'm pretty sure she shouldn't be eating poultry. Even vet-prescribed GI foods, sensitive stomach foods, and probiotic treats make him happy, as it's hard to find these foods without chicken. This limited whitefish food ingredient (mixed with some of Forza's gut formulas) seems to be the only food that doesn't give him seizures. He can still clean the room with his fart, but that's the lesser evil.

This is one of two brands of food that my Siamese cat can eat with all her allergies to different foods. Most brands cause vomiting, hair loss, itching, and red eyes. I haven't had this problem at all with this brand, only a couple of times when she threw up from eating too quickly (guess it tastes good!). It's just too expensive to keep buying as they increased the price. Maybe I'll buy it in the future when I can afford it again.

He has a food allergy so I fed him Royal Canin but he was fed up and I wanted to try something different. liked it but my vet warned me they had some quality issues in the past; Some foods that claim to be grain-free do not contain a limited number of ingredients. I watched him and he didn't throw up or irritate his skin. I still feed him Royal Canin occasionally, but it's a cheaper alternative if he gets tired of RC. Not that high quality but close enough and no allergic reactions.

I have three cats. One has a protein processing problem, so she is only allowed to eat certain foods. Luckily, this seems like something she can have without getting sick. She used to be on a hydrolyzed protein diet, but it was quite expensive. (Of course, if your cat is on a prescribed diet, talk to your vet about making a change.) This limited-ingredient diet is much cheaper and just as effective at controlling abdominal rashes. I've tried several other diets and she doesn't seem to like them