It has healthy ingredients, no byproducts or corn, and cheaper than Purina that is not good ingredients!

I support 5 community cats in our neighborhood. Splurged for the “good food” and homeless cats don’t want it. Hungry young cats aren’t picky but they were slow to eat it at the start and absolutely hate it the further into the bag we go. The kibble has lots of crumbs covering it. What would have lasted two weeks is well into week three with plenty left. Not impressing any of them.

I have 15 cats and none of them will eat this. We then transferred it to the outside feral cats who also left the bowls full. Amazingly enough so did the opossums. It went to the garbage. Also, when we had to clean out all 15 automatic feeders they all had a crumbly mess in them. With the ingredients listed, we felt like it was going to be a good food, but it is not. My cats are apparently smarter than me.

Bought this for my own house cats and they wouldn't touch it. They MIGHT have eaten a bite but a hunger strike started immediately. Ok, maybe they are just spoiled, I'll take it to the feral cat colony but it was also a hard pass from them. Clearly my cats don't recommend.

This bag is a lot smaller for the same money compared to the other brands at Sam's. The difference is the first ingredient. It's chicken, not corn, not a by product, but chicken. There are plant based proteins in it, but they are proteins and not carbs. Cheap foods have a lot of fillers, which the animal's bodies can't use. It ends up in your litter boxes and in your yard. But, you think youre getting a bargain because of the size of the bag. A more nutrient dense food requires smaller portions than a cheap, filler dense food. Corn is bulky. That's true for cat food, dog food, horse food, all of it. When they don't need to eat as much of it, and you don't have to pick up as much poop its a win / win. It saves me money on cat litter. It saves me the time and hassle of having to clean out the cat boxes, too. My 2 queens have had litters since I started feeding this. I have never seen such fat kittens in my life. We found 2 abandoned kittens and one of my queens accepted them into her litter. Of course, their mom did not have the same kibble while she was pregnant. Their weight has consistently been lower than the kittens whose mom ate this MM kibble during her pregnancy. I have kittens from six weeks old to 6 months old, and all of them are fat and healthy off of this kibble. Sometimes more expensive pet food saves you money. This is one of those. If you feed less of it and have better results from it, even though the bag is smaller, it's a better value. My store is not able to keep this in stock. I'm about to drive to a different city to pick up a bag of this for my cats. I just can't make them go back to corn cat food. Can you picture a cat choosing corn? I also don't want the litter box nightmare that comes with the cheaper cat food. The difference in that area alone is worth it. It saves me time because I don't have to clean the box as frequently, and it saves me on litter as well. Plus, the cats love it.

Looks like good ingredients but my inside and outside cats wouldn’t eat it. Gave it to a rescue. Hopefully they’ll eat it

My cat's won't eat it, even the strays aren't eating it. The raccoons and possums like it ok though.

Great choice for cats with sensitive stomach, unfortunately I've been trying to buy more but can't seem to find any at the store nor online.

Tried it for almost month and my cat who is not that picky did not want it. The litter box smelled very bad with this food. I would not recommend it.

My cats cant eat food with grain, this is a very cost effective answer to expensive pet store brands.