Review on Purina Pro Plan True Nature: High Protein, Natural Wet Cat Food for Adult Cats by Kim Maldonado

Someone abandoned their cat in their local woods. At the end we saw a cat, injured, hungry and absolutely afraid of people. she admitted, only the cat wasn't interested in the food she had brought with her, only in long strokes. I set up a box so the cat could shelter from the weather. Then I opened the garage door just enough for the cat to get in just as the storm hit. I put the food in the garage and the cat started eating. Then they left the front door ajar and put food inside. It took three months but we managed to adopt an displaced wildcat and get her to the vet for treatment. In any case, the cat prefers dry dog food to most canned cat food. Food. After some trial and error and reading many reviews, I came across Purina Pro True Nature canned food. After trying several flavors, we found a clear winner. The cat loves the taste of entrée with trout and salmon. Everything was great for two years. Although we bought and tried other flavors, the cat wasn't happy. Then stocks of trout and salmon and many other flavors suddenly ran out. The gradual decline in availability has impacted other True Nature flavors. Eventually I contacted Purina and eventually received an email stating that Purina is phasing out trout and salmon and some other flavors due to low consumer interest. I suspect Purina is phasing out the entire True Nature line. I find most supposedly negative reviews confusing. Most of them are mistakes or misunderstandings of the owners, some seem malicious. For example, it is not possible for small pieces of bone to become lodged in the stomach because anything smaller than the stomach outlet is pushed out and removed. When True Nature canned cat food is available, I start looking for a substitute while my cat happily chews on her dry dog food for my dog. (He still supplements his meals with dog food. It drives my dog crazy; he keeps checking the dog's bowl, convinced the cat is eating something he hasn't noticed.)