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Inaba Churu cat treats are a lifesaver for bonding with my shy kitty. I’ve been using inaba churu lickable purée wet treat for cats in tuna and salmon flavors. They love the creamy texture and I love how easy it is to use as a reward or meal topper. Sometimes I mix a little with Kirkland Signature or Pure Cravings wet food for extra appeal. The grain-free chicken puree variety pack keeps things interesting. My cats get excited at the sight of the tube, and I feel good giving them treats that are safe and tasty.
I recently switched my cats to Tender and True cat food, and they’re obsessed with the organic chicken & liver dry recipe. I also gave them some of the wet whitefish and turkey & liver options, and they clean their bowls every time. Compared to Kirkland Signature or Pure Cravings, I feel like the ingredients are cleaner and more natural. I’ve been checking out Tender and True cat food reviews and ingredients, and so far, no stomach issues. It seems like a solid choice for anyone looking for organic, high-quality cat food.
I’ve used Wild Harvest cat food on and off, mostly the grain-free turkey and the regular dry recipe. My older cat actually likes the Wild Harvest dry cat food more than I expected, though I do mix in a little Pure Cravings sometimes to keep her interested. I get why people ask if Wild Harvest cat food is good, because the price is definitely more budget-friendly. I pick it up at a local grocery chain, though finding where to buy Wild Harvest cat food in Minnesota took me a bit. Cub Foods had it!
I recently switched my kittens to Life’s Abundance all life stage dry cat food. Bowls are always empty! 😺 Ingredients in Life’s Abundance cat food are digestible and human-grade. Coat, digestion, and energy have all improved. I rotate wet options like Life’s Abundance canned cat food or Pure Cravings dry cat food. Chewy and Amazon are reliable sources, sometimes with coupons. Price is higher than Kirkland Signature, but noticeable health improvements make it worthwhile. Definitely a premium holistic natural option for kittens or picky cats.
I’m in the same boat as you! My cat absolutely loved Whole Earth Farms wet cat food, especially the chicken recipe. It was one of the few grain-free brands that didn’t upset her stomach. Lately, though, I can’t find it anywhere Chewy, Petco, even Amazon are showing “out of stock.” I saw a few people online mentioning that Whole Earth Farms cat food might be discontinued after Merrick changed ownership. I really hope it’s just temporary because finding a clean, naturally complete brand like this is tough.
BLUE BUFFALO WET VS DRY (Same Brand Comparison)
Both Blue Buffalo products:
Wet food advantages:
High moisture content (hydration)
Very palatable generally
Good ingredient quality
Supports kidney health
Natural ingredients maintainedDry food advantages:
LifeSource Bits technology
More affordable feeding
Convenient storage
Better brand recognition
Proven track record longerMy approach: Both maintain Blue Buffalo quality standards. Wet for hydration benefits, dry for convenience and LifeSource Bits. Either delivers premium Blue Buffalo nutrition effectively.
For active young cats needing extra protein, Instinct provides appropriate nutrition. My two-year-old has high energy and the protein content supports his activity level well. He maintains lean muscle mass and healthy weight without constant hunger between meals. The calorie density means smaller portions satisfy his needs.
The wet food formulas from Wellness are underrated in my opinion. Their pate varieties have good consistency not too dry, not too watery. My cat prefers the texture over chunkier styles. The ingredient quality matches their dry food standards.
I do combination feeding with CORE dry and Complete Health wet since the wet food is more affordable. Gives protein boost from dry food while keeping costs somewhat reasonable with regular wet formula.
