The Jaguar Cat Food, 3 kg

Our cats love this, there was a short transition from cereal filled foods which they seemed to have to cold turkey from (I empathise with this having done no cereal diets b/c of carb addiction). Seems more expensive than that (cereal full) type of supermarket food too but I've found that they seem to eat less of this maybe because it's higher in protein. The cats seem happier, more active and their coats are super shiny now so I'm glad we made the change to this and other high protein foods. Another reviewer said the hole in the middle can get caught on their teeth, I've seen this happen once, a solid shape would be better but the food seems of such good quality I'm sticking with it and hope they change the shape at some point.

Careful with this dry cereal as my cat got a tooth caught in the hole in the middle and luckily coughed it out. I have seen several reviews in which customers mention the shape of the kibble using issues. I also found that the kibble is too rich, causing smelly, loose stools. Wont be buying this again....

This is a great cat food with 80% meat content, 50% all freshly prepared. Judging by the ingredients, this is a high quality grain free food with premium price tag . Unfortunately my over pampered cat princess is not crazy about it, she much prefers AATU Chicken and Acana (all flavours).

cats like the smell but,they keep getting their teeth stuck in the hole in the middle.which thenmakes them gag

Best cat food available, 80% meat, high protein, grain free. Might seem expensive but you serve far less as it is so rich. One bag lasts my two free-fed adult cats 1-2 months. They absolutely love it.

My cats love this stuff. They're both fussy eaters and it helps them stay fit, shiny and active. This is their staple now as I‘ve tried so many others with not much success. They never get bored with it for long.

A dry biscuit that is small enough for small kittens and all aspiring big cats, it has a potent (not unpleasant) smell that immediately attracted all felines to the bowl for a nibble – and then back for more. Having animals with special dietary requirements due to allergies, finding a food that lists all ingredients used to be fairly difficult although is now becoming easier due to, presumably, increased demand following improvements in testing techniques. This particular food has an extensive ingredient list that, other than the proteins, also includes egg, which can be a problem. Full ingredient list (as at 2016) is chicken & duck (fresh and dried), salmon, trout, potato, egg, sweet potato, peas, chicken liver, chicken fat, chicken gravy, alfalfa, pea fibre, salmon oil, minerals, vitamins, cranberries, acai, blueberries, apple, tomatoes, oranges, pears, carrot, spinach, cauliflower, marigold, seaweed, ginseng, green tea, ginger and probiotic supplements. I am not sure how much my cats appreciated the small amounts of green tea and ginger that is listed (or Marigold for that matter), but the whole is appetising to all and none have abandoned in favour of something else. It comes in a re-sealable bag for freshness.

There is only one problem with this food, now that my cat has started eating this food he does not want to eat any of the other dried food that I still have. I suppose that I should be happy that I have finally found a dried food that he loves so much but I now have food that he has stopped eating.