🐓 Superior Grain-Free Chicken Dinner: Simply Perfect Super Premium Review

This is a high quality dry food, no ingredients bother me and cats seem to like it. (On the other hand, there is kibble they don't eat, so I have to measure what they get.) I did a taste test and gave them half of what they got and half of what they got (combination of Orijen, Rawz and Farmina N&D are all super high-end) split up on a plate to see what attracts them. The first times they took it away before the usual things. But after a few days, they reverted to eating other foods first. I…

Simply Perfection Super Premium Grain Free Chicken Dinner Cat Food So far, so good. The cat chose this food as soon as she heard it was put in her bowl. Oddly enough, since catching a small cold earlier this year, he has gone from being careless about everything he ate to being overly picky, refusing things he used to enjoy. were glad he ate it. He not only eats it but comes over and sits by the bag to let me know he wants some more. He seems to have allergy issues as he gets older, so we're…

I understand that this food is grain free, but cat food manufacturers really need to stop stuffing their products with veggies that cats don't need or, in our case, don't like. The main source of protein here is chicken, as well as turkey. However, potatoes, chickpeas and peas are additives that big cats do not need. Chickpeas and peas add protein, but meat-based proteins are the best choices for cats. Cellulose contains no calories, vitamins, minerals, proteins, fats or carbohydrates - so no…

The problem with cat food is that cat food, no matter how well intentioned, grain free and made with good ingredients, doesn't like it if it doesn't taste good. . My cats didn't like this food. They didn't hate it - if I left it without food for a while they would nibble on it, and there were foods they didn't even do that with, but they would definitely jump on it. any other food previously offered. I also feed some cats from the colony next door and they aren't generally too picky, but they…

I have five indoor cats that eat mostly dry food (canned Fancy Feast is a once a day treat). Since I feed them for free and have a hard time agreeing on anything, it took me a while to settle on two brands - Purina One and Rachael Ray's Nutrish. While I know they're a little more nutritious than cheap brands like Whiskas and Meow Mix, I always look forward to finding a quality grain-free formula that everyone enjoys. We had no luck with IAM and Blue Buffalo so I decided to give it a try. First…