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Bonkers cat treats in the lickable variety are awesome. My cat is usually picky with Pure Cravings wet food, but she goes wild for these tubes. Texture is creamy and smooth, making it perfect for older kitties or those with sensitive teeth. Chicken flavor is her favorite, but I’ve tried seafood too. Portioning is simpleone small tube is enough for a snack or topper. Mess is minimal, and it’s fun to watch her excitement. Definitely works better than standard Kirkland Signature kibble when I want to reward her or mix things up.
The IAMS hairball control cat treats were a surprise hit here, especially the chicken ones. My fluffy girl normally turns up her nose at anything new, but she gobbled these like they were gourmet. I alternate them with Nutra Nuggets dry food to avoid giving too many hairball treats at once. I’ve heard some cats had reactions to the proactive health hairball care daily treats, so I haven’t used those. Thankfully, the dental treats are still easy to find, and they help keep her breath from knocking me out.
I started feeding my kitten Goodlands cat food, and she loves the small kibble in the dry formula. I also give her some Goodlands wet cat food for variety and hydration. I’ve tried a few other brands like Pure Cravings and Kirkland Signature, but she consistently chooses Goodlands. I also like knowing who makes Goodlands cat food; it feels reassuring as a parent to know the brand cares about quality. For anyone curious about ratings, my kitten has healthy growth, shiny fur, and seems to really enjoy meal time with Goodlands.
We switched to Temptations Dry Cat Food, and my cats are thrilled. They love the flavor, and I pair it with wet Temptations to keep meals interesting. Digestion has been smooth, even for my sensitive senior cat. I’ve compared it to Kirkland Signature and Nature’s Domain, and Temptations seems to win in taste and appeal. Portioning is easy, and the cats seem satisfied throughout the day. I’d say it’s perfect for indoor cats who need a mix of dry and wet food to keep them happy and healthy.
After some research, I decided to go with the Nulo Medal Series cat food for my indoor cats, and it’s been fantastic. I saw mixed Nulo Medal Series cat food reviews, but my cats are thriving shiny coats, better digestion, and fewer hairballs! It’s a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for. I’ve also tried their Nulo limited ingredient cat food for my sensitive boy, and he’s no longer vomiting after meals. The clean label and digestibility are top-notch.
