Review on 🐱 Wishbone Pasture Grain Free and Gluten Free Cat Food: New Zealand Lamb, All Natural High Protein Dry Food with Minerals and Taurine for All Cat Life Stages by Nancy Ruesink

Update 1 month later: I now have mixed feelings about this food and have since switched to Wysing Uretic. On a positive note, my only cat who vomited on a different dry food hasn't vomited since switching to Wishbone. The cats enjoyed it very much, albeit a little too much because they don't eat wet food, which is their main source of nutrition. And Wishbone only has 30% protein, which is definitely not enough for our big cats. Also, my only cat that (thankfully) doesn't eat dry food has started eating it in large quantities. Since I switched from Wishbone to Wysong Uretic, she has stopped eating kibble, hooray! And one of my other kittens seemed to eat it exclusively, ignoring her wet food and had a urinary tract issue preventing her from urinating more. than a few drops at a time, literally stayed in the litter box for 5 minutes or more, and attempted to urinate and go to the litter box several times an hour. She is 5 years old and has never had any problems. It was scary, we immediately switched to Wysong Uretic and restricted their access. (There's no way of knowing whether or not Wishbone contributed to their problem, but better safe than sorry.) __________ My cats didn't eat it at first, and it smelled strongly of what I believe to be rosemary was. But after a week or so they really liked it and I'm glad it was made from good quality ingredients and the animals used in cooking were raised ethically and humanely. My cats eat a mostly wet diet, but get dry for nibbling as they were addicted to kibble at the Humane Society before I got them. Overall I love Addiction pet food and Wishbone is one of their brands.