Forza10 Active Urinary Dry Cat Food for Adult Cats - 4 LB - Fish Flavor

I gave my cat grain, free dry food and he’s 13 and super healthy. He’s the only cat, besides his brother, who sadly is gone, that I’ve ever encountered that preferred dry food to wet food! He’s really picky and he really likes this. He’s hardly ever had any health problems in his whole life except for three UTIs from stress, pretty much I think. And so every time the vet recommends and prescribes this really expensive prescription only urinary track health cat food. I read the ingredients and they’re really not great. And he doesn’t like it. And it’s a pain in the ass to get and really expensive so no. He hasn’t had a problem since he’s been eating this and I think out of all the dry food I’ve given in over his lifetime. He likes this the best. Maybe I’m just bias or fall for marketing, but I like the ingredients and the story behind it and a tribute quality and standards of the food being higher than food manufactured in places besides Italy, which, if I remember correctly is where this comes from. It says it’s made by a doctor. These could all be lies, but I was influenced by this and I will keep buying it as long as they make it. Is it cheap? No but that’s not really a top factor when it comes to the food I give my fur baby. A little, of course. But as far as I can tell, it’s very high-quality so worth it. I have it unsubscribe and save. And I have a Tupperware that is made for a box of dry breakfast cereal, and it fits perfectly into that. It last maybe six or seven weeks. When I had it on every two months, it was pushing it a little close and he’d run out sometimes. TLDR; My cat loves it, it’s healthy for him and he really is picky and healthy, and it’s not cheap, but I want quality and it’s quality and higher quality than the prescription food that the vet tries to get me to buy which I have which is really expensive and when you read the ingredients, they’re really not very good so I’ll continue to buy this as long as they keep making it which I hope is a long time because every time I find him a food. It gets discontinued for some reason. I feel good about giving this to my cat.

All of our cats LOVE this food, and we love the 1 lb bags, so we never have to worry about the food going stale, rancid, or unsafe. We got the first bag when we were looking for a new variety of quality "Urinary Diet" for our one cat "patient" that tends to get struvite stones and blockages, and it works like a dream for her (no more "urinary issues" at all), but we had no idea this quality anchovy-based dry food would be such a "hit" with our entire "pride" of indoor felines as well. Warning: your Urinary Diet kitty might experience some unintended weight gain when you add this quality anchovy kibble to their diet....it's that tasty and addictive, apparently. We feed both wet and dry foods to our felines (to make sure they're getting enough hydration daily), and we only put out measured amounts of their favorite Forza 10 Active Urinary dry food, now, but they always WANT more. Clearly, all of them regard this as "the best food in the house." We have to keep any unused portion of the bag in a lock-down canister (the stainless steel kind with the latch), so they don't "help themselves" while we're sleeping. Our "urinary diet" cat has had no struvite stones or blockages since we introduced this Forza Urinary kibble to our daily feeding routine. There has been some unintended weight gain...but we're working on our "part" of that problem. You know, you can't ALWAYS give your kids their favorite "snack" or "dessert" food EVERY time they ask for it (which can be every time we get near the kitchen :). We wish it were more affordable....but we LOVE the one pound bags...we never have to worry about freshness or food safety (like we used to with other brands' "urinary diets" that only came in 3 lb minimum bags...which often got rancid and unsafe to feed). Try it...it's quality food your felines will LOVE....maybe too much :)

So far it's a hit! After the last year of being on a different urinary food for struvite crystals, farmina. It did resolve the crystals but caused diarrhea, so I've switched now to forza10 ( the ingredients im happy with and zero product recall history so that's great). I'm also doing weruva phos focused wet. My cats don't seem to like the wet version of this food, so I went with Weruva. Their bathroom habits are normal again and they like the wet food and dry combo I'm doing. So we will see after the next urinalysis if the crystals are still at zero! ***Update after about 3 months on this food. One of my cats started itching like crazy to the point he was creating a bald patch. Wasn't sure if it was environmental or food. Looking further into these ingredients there are a lot of unknowns, and quite a few carbohydrates. Took to the vet, etc. tried allergy medicine, but after I decided to wean both cats off dry food entirely and we now do just wet only the weruva. They both have zero issues. And testing urinary pH is still at 6.5 steady. So not sure if this dry food caused the itching but if your cat has similar issues with itchy skin this might be it. We are sticking now to a better wet food only diet. I also purchased some bladder supplements and pure DL methinine which I mix in their food every other day for maintenance for stones. So far everything is going great. Along with their good probiotics the Fera, they are all around finally good.

This is the only quality food that works for our cats! No more rashes or UTI’s, and they’re finally thriving again. Took them a week to get used to and I wish it wasn’t so expensive, but this food is truly the best for them. UPDATE: This food is worth every penny. Both of our cats are doing INCREDIBLY WELL on this food. We’ve tried out the best foods we could find for them in the 10 years they’ve been alive and had many issues. This brand is the only one that works. They act like kittens again and look fantastic. It might take a while for your cats to get used to it but the payoff is so worth it!!

With this food's help, we finally think we can take the multipe layers of protective covers off of the living room's couch and love seat, both of which were one of our cats' preferred spots to piddle when he was suffering from crystals in his urine. Combined with the canned food, the acidity (or whatever) is back to normal, and Bert's using the litter box again. Two notes: Oddly, all three of our cats will gobble up the kibble when it's fresh in their food dish, but won't touch it once it's been in the dish for a few hours. The wet food version of this -- all the cats but the one who needed it loved it; we switched to the non-prescription Science Diet canned food for urinary issues, and since Bert likes it, we think we have the magic combination.

My cat is not finicky and he hated this food with a passion. He was really pissed when I tried to feed it to him over a two day period. I finally had to switch to another brand. It didnt smell weird or rotten so I have no reasoning behind his poor attitude. But its going to go to the squirrels. Plus it was extremely expensive. Not a good experience for kitty or owner.

My senior cat has CKD and barely touches the Hill’s prescription dry and wet food. As much as I try to keep him from the regular cat food for the other two-which he will eat. I know that because shortly after he throws it up all over the floor and too many times, on me. I bought a bag of the Forza10 dry and some of the wet food. I put down the dry food and he went for it and ate it and didn’t throw afterwards! I’ll put down some wet food next. Such a relief!

I just got this food today to see how my cat likes it, she loves her fresh expensive food but she’s very picky with dry food. A minute after I cut this bag open she about went feral on me when she smelled it, my god I haven’t seen her that excited about food in years. She’s gets excited for her wet food but not like she’s about to have a seizure to get to it. I put it in her bowl and she went to town on it. If she stays loving this food I’ll definitely be a returning customer, she only has so many good years left in her and she deserves some really good food. The challenge in finding good urinary food is companies not being transparent on changing their formula (Purina) or being extremely expensive (Science & Purina) for not great quality ingredients. So knowing this company is small and is made with cold pressed, fresh, and in a human grade kitchen environment, makes the price almost justifiable, it’s atleast understandable. There is a smell bc obviously it’s fish and it’s freeze dried, and it’s not about whether I like the smell, she likes the smell. I don’t understand the reviews of like 2 stars bc the cat doesn’t like the food, I don’t place fault in this business for my cat not liking your food. That’s on her, she’s picky af and she currently demolished her food. I’d say for now that’s a win and if she stays loving the food then great, if not, oh well she does that.