Taste of the Wild: Premium High Protein Cat Food with Real Meat, Probiotics, and Superfoods for Adult Cats and Kittens Review

I have cats with a chicken allergy and thought that this food did not contain chicken, but after receiving it I discovered that it did contain chicken. My cats liked it and I think it's a good quality food but I'll be looking at another brand. The customer service for this brand was also very good.

Don't buy cat food if your cats won't eat it. I've tried a few but they just don't like it. Taste of the Wild has good ingredients, is high in protein, contains no grains and comes at a reasonable price for the quality. They are fed 100% organic free range chickens and wild Alaskan salmon. I think it's more important to look at the nutritional analysis and check the ingredients for fillers and things that aren't found in predators' diets. like cats. To be honest, the right amount of ground…

My cat loves this food every day. He also insists on getting some fish every day, like half a sardine or a piece of salmon. But no matter how much fish he's served, he's not willing to put up with an empty plate where his slice of Taste of the Wild should be. For my most recent Taste of the Wild purchase I chose the smallest bag (only £3?) - and will continue to do so in the future. I used to buy big bags at a much lower price per pound. Good. I don't have space in the freezer to store cat…

I discovered Taste of the Wild dry cat food with my last rescued Siamese cat. It was a medium haired cat that was shedding like crazy. She gained too much weight on the former cat food. I wanted her to get the best food, grain free (as recommended by her foster parents) that wouldn't hurt my wallet - so I found Taste of the Wild. I first found it at a local hardware store for a great price. It hit all the right moments - affordable, high-quality ingredients, grain-free, made in the USA. My…

Magneto and Professor X have been eating this meal for a week now and I LOVE IT (and so do they)! When I adopted my kittens, I initially fed them the same dry food as their adoptive parents. Magneto ate Hill's Science Diet Kitten Healthy Development ($2.26 per pound) and Professor X ate Hill's Ideal Balance Kitten ($3.17 per pound). I then tried putting Professor X on Magneto's food, which was a horrible mistake because he started FARTING CONSTANTLY and it smelled like pungent rotten eggs…