Review on 🐱 Feline Natural: Premium Freeze-Dried Grain-Free Cat Food - A Purrrfect Blend of Quality & Nutrition! by Karen Avery

Picky Male Ginger 15 lbs. (a few pounds more but slowly losing weight), 2.6 years. Save someone who's been eating snails, birds, bugs, and squirrels but doesn't eat most canned goods except: Royal Canine, a fancy holiday sauce (never pie), and he might eat something of the fancy/boutique kind because I eat everything bought /any with a lot wasted. I know how to seduce or introduce new food and he has turned his back on Tiki, Nulo, Wellness, Veruva, Dave etc. He doesn't like pies. I had little choice so I started with the raw amount. After going raw he liked Stella and Chewy, but without the enzyme it doesn't absorb very well. He likes: Raw Ur-Pork and anything raw (same goes for Rad Cat pork), which means he enjoyed eating it and didn't run away after meowing (he can get excited and hungry during the meal, but when he doesn't like it - he doesn't eat and leaves). We still cannish and freeze dry when it comes to pork or beef and salmon, but tried this brand expecting it wouldn't go, but with a tiny nudge on the lips (god forbid he's trying new food ) he ate a small amount and a few dry pieces. He ate dinner greedily tonight, so it's part of the rotation. I found a yarn ball enzyme with amylase, protase etc that will be useful for him when freeze dried. He has short but fluffy red hair and after a while he threw up on Stella n Chews and cut his hairline so I don't think it's their product as such. I just feel better with a little enzyme with HeAte freeze dried products! This is a repeat purchase! I would like to try it without fish soon. Good ingredients, but I'm a believer in some grain that some Royal Canine (yes, it's a safe buy, which I'm not thrilled about, but) packs in after a few days, and I've heard that Primal is the mineral-rich one Cat does not need (?). I add lots of very warm water and it mixes easily making a sauce rather than watery.