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My recently rescued feline, turns out is a little fussy and also gluten intolerant. However this seems to be a hit with him
My cat is a reluctant meat ester, so the vet was a little concerned about her protein intake. I tried a couple of the higher protein ones, one she totally refused, one she loved but upset her stomach terribly. This one in chicken and the salmon work. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for.
One of my cats has a very sensitive stomach and seems to do well on some grain free foods. However, whenever we find one that one cat likes, my other won't eat it. Mine are grazers and do not like being fed at certain times and prefer to eat small amounts through the day so it was important we found a food both liked. They both seem to eat this no problem. I just wish it came in bigger bags. Certainly less vomit around our house now since my poorly cat is on it.
Listen to your cat when it comes to food. My cat likes change and pairing this good up with the wet food has been very successful. Cat now eats more per day
My cats love it Applaws is great quality and has a high meat content good complete cat food high recommend
My cats do like this , but they get hairballs , be good if applaws wud make a grain free senior dry cat food for cats that get hairballs, the only 1 I found before was James well beloved , 1 cat was ok on it the other 1 has colitis and it made his condition worse , the applaws is much better for him firmer stools but still doesnt help with hairballs .
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