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Royal Canin cat dental treats are crunchy and tasty. My senior cat has a little tartar buildup, and these treats seem to help. I mix them with Nature’s Domain wet food for extra flavor. The royal canin gastrointestinal cat treats work well for sensitive tummies, and my younger cat enjoys the royal canin hydrolyzed protein cat treats. The Pill Assist cat treats make administering meds painless. Dehydrated rabbit treats are a fun, occasional change. It’s so nice to have treats that are both enjoyable and supportive of their overall health.
My cat Noodle has been on Grandma Mae’s Country Naturals grain free cat food for around a month, and the energy boost has been obvious. He doesn’t crash mid-day like he used to. I mix in a little Pure Cravings salmon wet food, and that combo has been working well. The canned cat food from Grandma Mae’s is decent, but Noodle prefers their chicken flavor more than the salmon. The ingredients list is pretty short and simple, which I appreciate. I think the 4 lbs bag is perfect if you’re still exploring what your cat likes.
I love that Earthborn Holistic cat food lists its ingredients clearly. You can actually recognize what’s inside no mystery “meat meals.” I started with the Chicken Catcciatori pouches, then switched to Feline Vantage dry food for convenience. My cats didn’t have any stomach upset switching between them. I used to buy Kirkland Signature dry cat food, but I prefer the higher protein here. Bonus: the packaging looks cute and eco-friendly too. Definitely keeping this brand in rotation.
Tried I and Love and You chicken formula and my cat showed declining interest over two weeks. Initial enthusiasm faded until she barely touched it. Something about long-term palatability didn’t hold up despite good first impression. Quality seemed adequate but sustained appeal failed for my particular cat. The unusual name made me skeptical anyway.
