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I’ve been using applaws freeze dried cat treats for training sessions, and my cats love them. The applaws whole tuna loin cat treat is a big hit, and the applaws cat treat whole salmon loin is great for occasional snacks. I also give applaws puree cat treats the chicken and tuna options are favorites. Mixing them with Kirkland Signature or Pure Cravings wet food makes mealtime exciting. I feel good giving applaws natural cat treats because the ingredients are simple, highprotein, and free of unnecessary fillers. Treat time has become a favorite part of the day.
My kitten actually did really well on the Evolve kitten formula dry cat food. She grew steadily and her coat looked healthy. I paired it with Pure Cravings wet food for moisture. The Evolve classic chicken recipe canned cat food was surprisingly loved too. I saw old Evolve cat food reviews online that were negative, but most of those seem to be from years ago. No issues recently in my experience. I usually pick it up at HEB, though sometimes they run out for weeks. The inconsistency makes it frustrating.
Tried the Beef & Pork Dinner for my two rescue cats, and it’s been a hit so far. One of them has a sensitive stomach, but no issues with this brand at all. I used to buy Kirkland Signature wet food because it was affordable, but honestly, this OrgaNOMics pate feels more wholesome. The texture is smooth and easy to mix with dry kibble. I’m planning to try the Turkey, Duck & Chicken flavor next anyone else’s cats love that one?
The minimal processing preserves natural enzymes and nutrients destroyed by high-heat kibble manufacturing. Cats digest it incredibly efficiently based on tiny stool volume. The bioavailability of nutrients is clearly superior to heavily processed alternatives.
My cat didn’t take to it unfortunately 😕 I think the kibble was too small and hard for him? He prefers larger, softer pieces. Tried both dry and wet formulas same result. He’d eat a little but wasn’t enthusiastic. Quality looked excellent though. Just didn’t match his preferences. Donated the bags to a shelter where other cats loved them. 🐱💙
My senior cat (15 years old) has been on Tiki Cat for the past year, specifically the Velvet Mousse line because she has very few teeth left. It’s been absolutely perfect for her. The smooth consistency is easy for her to eat, and the high protein has helped maintain her muscle mass as she ages.
Before this, she was losing weight and becoming frail on senior-specific formulas that were too low in protein. Her vet was thrilled with the improvement in her body condition. Sometimes older cats don’t need “senior” food they need quality protein.
