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I bought Minties after someone mentioned they’re good for cats who won’t let you brush their teeth. That’s definitely my situation. She treats them like little biscuits and clearly enjoys gnawing on them. Not a huge breath change, but the smell isn’t nearly as sour as before. She’s on Kirkland Signature kibble most days, so crunchy treats fit in nicely. The bag is small for the price, but if it helps prevent plaque buildup, I’m fine with it. I think there were around 25 pieces in my 2.5oz bag.
I mix greenies feline smartbites hairball control chicken flavor cat treats with Nature’s Domain wet food for my longhaired cat. She gets excited even before I open the bag. The greenies hairball control cat treats seem to help reduce hairball issues a bit, and the taste keeps her interested. My other cat prefers greenies dental treats cats because she likes chewing crunchy treats. I’ve also tried feline greenies adult dental cat treats in salmon, and she literally dances for them. Super easy to manage portion sizes too.
I tried the Canidae Grain-Free Pure Sea dry cat food for my sensitive boy, and it’s been smooth sailing! I love that they use real salmon and no weird additives. It reminds me of Pure Cravings’ concept but seems more balanced. My cat’s shedding less, and he’s way more playful. I buy mine from PetSmart because it’s always in stock there. Definitely recommend mixing it with their wet version to make it even tastier for picky eaters.
My senior cats do well on IAMS ProActive Health Senior Plus Cat Food. The kibble is easier to chew, and I’ve noticed improved digestion compared to Kirkland dry food. I mix in a bit of wet food for extra moisture, and they finish their meals consistently. Compared to Nature’s Domain or Pure Cravings, this formula seems to support their weight and joint health nicely. Their coat looks healthier, and they seem more energetic. Feeding time is much smoother, and I feel confident giving this food long-term for older cats.
I’ve been feeding my cats Blue Buffalo dry food for about six months, and honestly, I’m pretty happy with it. The ingredients seem high-quality, and my picky eater actually finishes his bowl. I started with the Blue Buffalo Wilderness line, which is grain-free, and it helped reduce his shedding. I did try the wet cat food too, but it was a bit rich for his stomach. I like that they offer options like Sensitive Stomach and Healthy Aging formulas it feels like there’s something for every cat’s needs.
