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Grain Free Dry Adult Cat Food
Duck & Fish

Duck Meal, Fish Meal, Salmon Meal, Potato, Tapioca, Field Peas, Chicken Fat (preserved with Mixed Tocopherols [source of Vitamin E], Rosemary Extract and Citric Acid), Vegetable Protein, Mung Beans, Canola Oil, Sweet Potato, Beet Pulp, Pumpkin Seed Powder, Flaxseed, Apples, Eggs, Cranberries, Pineapple Pulp, Chicory Root, Kelp, Salt, Alfalfa, Lecithin, Yucca Schidigera, Brewers Yeast, Whey Powder, Fish Oil, Probiotic (Bacillus Coagulant), Natural Antioxidants, Coconut Oil, Tomato Powder, Cinnamon, Yoghurt Powder, Carrot, Emu Oil, Essential Vitamins and Minerals

Can you please do a review for this one please

Could we update this review- the ingredients list has completely changed. I’m Curious if it’s better off now

Hi Jacqui, I’m sorry to read about your cat’s varies troubles with pet foods over the years. I think it goes to show how these vet endorsed brands of food made of grains for carnivorous cats really don’t work, and it makes you wonder why vets endorse them.

Hi Jasmine, this is 5 years in the future, but I liked your comment. I was feeding my then 10 year old rescue cat Cookie, Royal Canin for Obesity as she was 8.7kgs! at the RSPCA shelter! It made her fatter! All the carbs and grains just didn’t agree with her. Tried every Royal Canin product my old vet recommended, but she was not improving. She had flakey skin and other issues. Was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism at age 7. The shelter only ever fed her Hills dry food, as they do for all the cats. Cookie was put back on the supermarket food, mostly wet like Dine and then Advance. Advance made her loose too much weight, and vomit. Today she has just finished with more blood tests for her thyroid and the Vet recommended I put her on Royal Canin Sensitive and Indoor dry. Well, back to the Vet, as she had bad diarrhoea from the RC!! Also her thyroid was high again! She’s now 13 and much better as she has stopped eating all dry in that brand and only wet food. Extremely fussy and difficult to feed, I have her on Dine Daily wet again and raw Kangaroo mince twice a day with her medicine hidden inside. She also has some Feline Naturals as a topper with her Roo for extra vitamins. She’s much healthier now. I plan to try this Black Hawk food as a treat and to add to wet food if she’s being picky. Thanks for your review. Jacqui

Totally agree! We give our cats dry as a treat only, but otherwise feed raw meat. Most dry foiod is like McDonalds – just because your cats/kids gobble it up and crave for it dorsn’t mean it is good for them and you should be feeding it to them all the time. As others have observed, changing from junk (dry) to healthy (wet raw meat) may be difficult at first, but if they are hungry enough they will eat it and get over their ‘addiction’ in time.

So true. Everything you said, I agree with