Holistic Cat Food Wild Caught Salmon & Whitefish Formula, Healthy Grains Dry Cat Food, Complete Digestive Health, Kibble for Adult Cats, 6 lb Bag

5 stars and I've never even tasted this stuff. My cat puts up with it though and I'd like to think she is absolutely thrilled that I purchased another bag of top shelf cat food. She has a happy dance and gets very talkative when I scoop it out so either she's pissed or ecstatic that I am giving her food of my choice. She has bitten my hand though so.......All jokes aside, she even gets some wet food daily and she loved Halo's wet food, until a crazy cat lady :-P, pointed out and told me about carrageenan so we've temporarily switched from Halo's pate until they remove carrageenan. My cat is picky, only likes small kibbles and pate, nothing else, not even treats or left overs unless the left overs are chicken wings or fish. It doesn't have a very strong cat food smell so my cats breath ain't kickin' and I don't need a gas mask and biohazard suit when I dig for treasure. My cat also doesn't overeat so I can trust her with leaving the food out and she maintains a healthy weight and always has a nice coat. With other kibble she'd have some dandruff but with Halo, it went away. Also, Halo's customer service is fantastic and they love the feedback from pet owners. 5 stars in my book and I'd totally recommend Halo.

My cat loves this food! Honestly, enough said because she is picky to say the least. It's pricey but it's got all the ingredients and benefits we are looking for. And she's just the happiest kitty, nice shiny coat of fur, good digestion and we barely smell her litter box. Plus, plus, plus 👍

For YEARS we had been using NUTRO MAX CAT Indoor Adult Roasted Chicken Flavor Dry Cat Food 16 Pounds with our cats. They spend a great deal of time inside and we wanted a good quality food to keep the smell down. That cat food succeeded with what we needed. Even when we lived in n RV for awhile. A few months ago, (since we were down to one indoor cat, one cat that slept inside at night, and one that was mostly outside) we decided to switch cat food brands. Because it seemed ONLY the chicken flavor of the Max Cat was on sale. My cats ate the same flavor day in and day out for years. I thought they deserved a change. So I researched and researched and tried to find a brand that would be good for them, but would not break my bank. THIS food has been a nice change. One ... they love it. Two ... it makes their coats so soft. Three ... is there a three? I don't know at this time. All I know is I came back to purchase a second bag. I am very happy with this brand and it seems to agree with all our cats.

I have tried several of the higher priced, better quality cat foods (Wellness, Blue Buffalo, and a couple others) but the problem is that he would eat it once or twice and then not want it anymore. On Blue, he had loose stool and terrible gas that I thought would get better as his body adapted, but it never did. I finally did a ton of research because I am so concerned with the quality of pet foods these days and found this and decided to try it. Almost through one bag and my cat seems to LOVE it. The problem is that he eats too much. I see there are other reviews who had the same issue. The cat will sit at his bowl and yowl for more. One reviewer noted the calorie content was pretty high, so I may need to switch to something low-cal, which stinks, because all this trial and error has been quite expensive. I really thought I had hit the jackpot with this one. I purchased this online and did not have the bad experiences others who purchased online did.

Love this stuff for my little beasts. Especially like the ingredients. And, for the littlest, Boo, the morsels are small enough for her to chew. Rippy had to get used to it. He too had diarreha (sp?) initially (as mentioned by the previous post). He was only on a wet diet when I got him. His fur was a dirty, dingy dusty black and easily matted. He has been on this since May and his coat is gorgeous! I didn't know he was that handsome. Shiny, so soft and smooth. So obviously... diet affected his fur. Good stuff in, good stuff out. I would suggest transitioning to dry if your cat was only on wet previously. Start by giving this as a small handful of treats. Then put next to the wet food, then one meal wet and the other dry, and then all dry. That is what I did. Now the wet food they get once or twice a week as a treat. I will be trying the sample pack of wet food next once the Iams wet is used up. Not sure if Amazon has the sample pack, but I know the Halo website does. Great idea, by the way.. the sample pack. Really.. this stuff is very good for your littlest family members.

My picky kitties typically will only eat wet food. I guess I'm a bit to blame for that, since I only really fed them wet food since they were kittens, but that's not always the most convenient thing. Last summer my family was preparing for an out of state move, and that meant that we had to be away from home occasionally. My cats aren't travelers, and my pet sitter was all booked up, so I had to make sure that my cats were good for every other day visits. That meant dry cat food. Now, I've occasionally bought the stuff from the grocery store. Not often, but once or twice. And while it might not look much different in their bowls, it smells much different in their boxes, if you know what I mean. I've done highly scientific research (fed them then scooped their boxes), and I can say without a doubt that my anecdotal evidence shows that good food = less stink. Also, this food is great because it's so high calorie. My fattycat grump might disagree since he likes to eat and eat and eat and eat, but I like that I can give him less food (hello cost savings!) and have the benefits of the good food. He's adjusting, but still prefers his wet food. I use a pretty even mix of this and wet food these days. My cats are happy, less smelly, and healthy. I call that a win.