🐱 Premium Grain-Free ORIJEN Dry Cat Food with Fresh and Raw Animal Ingredients Review

I have a beauty that is very profitable. So I searched the internet for a small portion size. He loves to! I've compared it to several other brands and it's always Six Fish done first. Also, I think it's really good for his hair. Now he sheds less hair and it's really soft and smooth! Love it. Will buy one size bigger.

In my endless search for good and more importantly great grain free pellets I tried this one. First, so happy to be able to buy a trial size. There's nothing worse than throwing away open bags of uneaten cat food. Kitty seemed to like it very much. I gave him a sample of 2 dozen tracks and he went nuts. Now I mix it with his current feed (transition) and he picks it up. The ingredients are outstanding. The only downside I see is the slightly higher ash content, but I've come to the conclusion…

Orijen dry cat food has really great ingredients and my cat seems to really like this food (although she seems to like the Regional Red version better). The bag is about the size of a sample, is very small and does not reseal. The price is quite high, but it's a good way to check if the cat likes this food. The pieces are small (compared to regular food); When I switched my cat to grain-free, not only did she have to get used to the formula, she also had to get used to eating these smaller…

This test dry cat food comes in an unsealed pack. A few pieces fell into the mailer and the mailbox smelled strongly of cat food. My cat smelled it as soon as I walked in the house and went crazy with the desire to eat it. I transferred the contents to a different container, but would have preferred it at least to have been delivered sealed. The ingredients are very good and I like to taste them before buying a big bag as my cat is quite picky about her food. When trying grain-free cat food for

This is the best choice for anyone who wants to give their furry babies the natural nourishment they need and deserve without, uh, uh, bringing home dead frozen critters and stocking up on the freezer. No fillers, the protein your cats need and mine even prefer it to their wet food. And NO, it's not expensive because you are NOT paying for grains, potatoes and fillers that were never a natural part of your pet's diet, and it really is a lot cheaper than future vet bills for obesity, diabetes or

Our diabetic cat has at times required less and less insulin in the six months since diagnosis and in October the vet recommended starting reintroducing some complex carbohydrates to help you with recovery help. better glycemic control naturally. Packed with 'good carbs' like legumes and generally very high in protein, the list of ingredients in this food seemed like the perfect choice. In fact, it turned out to be a great addition to her diet. Given that she mixes a teaspoon or so into her…