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I’ve been feeding NutriSource dry cat food to my two cats for about 3 months. They’re both thriving! Their fur looks shinier, and the litter box smell is way less. I first saw it while comparing Kirkland Signature and Nature’s Domain cat food, but NutriSource seemed higher quality. I like that it’s made in the USA and easy to digest. I found it near me at a local pet supply shop, though Petco also carries it now.
My kitten absolutely loves the NutriSource Cat & Kitten food. I started her on the wet version, then slowly mixed in the dry kibble. She has more energy and soft fur now. I used to give Pure Cravings, but NutriSource feels like a more balanced option. I ordered it online because I couldn’t find it nearby. Also, their Country Select recipe smells so fresh compared to other brands!
I was skeptical at first, but NutriSource wet cat food surprised me. My senior cat, Oreo, is super picky and has a sensitive tummy. The NutriSource Ocean Select blend worked wonders. I’ve tried Nutra Nuggets before, but Oreo didn’t digest it well. NutriSource seems to sit better with him, and the cans don’t have that weird smell some foods have.
I got a bag of NutriSource Elements cat food for my Maine Coon after seeing some great feedback online. It’s on the pricier side, but totally worth it. The protein content is impressive. I’ve tried Kirkland’s cat food before, but NutriSource feels more premium. I buy mine from Chewy, and they often have coupons or auto-ship discounts, which helps!
Anyone else tried NutriSource Pure Vita? My cat had skin irritation issues with some brands, but since switching to Pure Vita’s turkey formula, no more itching! It’s grain free, easy on digestion, and made with limited ingredients. I wish it was easier to find near me though I usually order online. I also appreciate that they offer both wet and dry options for variety.
So I tried the NutriSource Cat & Kitten Dry Food for my 5-month-old kittens, and they devour it! I also use a mix of NutriSource canned food for dinner. I like that it’s not overly oily and the ingredients list is clean. I used to buy Nature’s Domain, but it caused soft stools. NutriSource feels gentler.
I love that NutriSource cat food has options for all life stages. My older cat gets the Country Select, while my younger one loves the Ocean Select version. Both have shiny coats now! I found NutriSource near me at PetSmart, and they sometimes offer small coupons. It’s honestly become my go-to after trying so many brands that didn’t work.
My two rescues didn’t like many foods until I discovered NutriSource canned food. The texture of the pate is smooth, and they lick the bowls clean! I alternate between the chicken and lamb formulas. I’ve tried Nutra Nuggets and Pure Cravings before, but NutriSource seems to have a better moisture content. Their hydration levels have definitely improved.
Just want to say that the NutriSource Cat & Kitten Wet Food has been amazing for my Persian. She’s usually fussy, but this one’s a winner. I think the balanced fat-to-protein ratio makes a big difference. I buy it online since my local store doesn’t stock much. Also, their grain-free Pure Vita recipes are perfect for cats with sensitivities.
I tried NutriSource Element Cat Food after reading about its higher meat content. It’s a bit more expensive, but my cats eat less of it because it’s more filling. Compared to Kirkland Signature or Nature’s Domain, the difference in ingredient quality is clear. My local Petco had it, and they even gave a small coupon on first purchase!
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