CRAVEGrain Free Adult High Protein Natural Dry Cat Food with Protein from Chicken, 10 lb. Bag

CRAVE Grain Free Adult High Protein Natural Dry Cat Food with Protein from Chicken is an excellent choice for cat owners who are seeking a balanced, nutritious, and satisfying meal for their pets. With its superior nutritional profile, appealing taste, and evident health benefits, it's a product that genuinely deserves a five-star rating.One of the standout features of this product is its high protein content, which is predominantly sourced from real chicken. This feature is in alignment with a cat's natural dietary needs as obligate carnivores. The taste of real chicken is also evidently appealing to cats, as evidenced by my cat's enthusiastic response to mealtime since making the switch to this food. It's a testament to CRAVE's commitment to not only meet nutritional requirements but also cater to cats' palate preferences.In addition to being grain-free, which is beneficial for cats with sensitive digestion, this food also boasts a balanced composition of vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutrients. This comprehensive nutrition is key to maintaining your cat's overall health. In my experience, my cat has exhibited noticeable vitality since transitioning to this product. Even our vet has been impressed with her consistent excellent health during checkups.The positive impact of CRAVE dry cat food extends beyond physical health. My cat has been more energetic and playful, indicating an overall well-being that can be partly attributed to her diet. Such a transformation in a pet's demeanor can be truly rewarding for a pet owner and is another reason why this product comes highly recommended.In terms of packaging, the 10 lb. bag is quite convenient. It is sturdy, easy to store, and contains enough food to last for a reasonable period, ensuring you get value for your money.In conclusion, CRAVE Grain Free Adult High Protein Natural Dry Cat Food with Protein from Chicken is a superior product that caters excellently to the dietary needs of cats. From its high protein content and grain-free formulation to the evident health benefits and approval from pets, it ticks all the right boxes for a reliable and effective cat food. As a cat owner, the satisfaction of knowing your pet is enjoying and thriving on their meals is immeasurable, making this product a worthwhile investment for your pet's health and happiness.

My fickle cat appears to love this food. I found something that doesn't make my cat sick. Jump to the bottom of you dont want to read what I went through before finally trying CRAVE.I've only had her a few months now and the previous owners were feeding her Iams indoor... which I believe is gimmicky garbage, marketing as a quality food. Sorry, not sorry, Iams sucks. I would never choose it.Kitty came to me quite skinny, her lovely raggamuffin hair falling out, and excessive dander. Despite an always full bowl. She would go 1-3 days not touching her food. then when she would eat, she would throw up. It's a huge reason they gave up on her. She would be wandering the house all day, meowing constantly and everyone was sick of cleaning up or stepping in kitty puke. Luckily, I have some professional experience in this.First things first. I put kitty on scheduled & portioned eating. That way I could know how much she was eating and how often. And I watched her habits for just over a week.While on the scheduled meals of the Iams, she would still wait till she was starving to eat... and then throw up. I did not even finish off what they gave me with the cat. ITS GARBAGE. I did not bother trying to mix it with the new foods. Clearly it was making her sick.On to new food. I tried first the Rachel Ray Noutrish, which she was nervous to try; which is fair considering she's spent years getting puke sick every time she eats... Honestly, I dont think she cared much for the taste of it... she would still wait a length of time before eating. But there was less vomiting. Only twice through a whole bag of it, compared to every time she ate the other. And honestly, she may have been just still residually sick or sickened by the eating process. She's been suffering for years.I tried some wet food also; she would lick the gravy or the gelatinous parts, but wait until she was really hungry before she would eat, but she threw those up too.After reading the label I wanted to try CRAVE. I like that it has so many natural & healthy ingredients, and is grain free. I made the first purchase reluctantly, because its kind of pricey... but I got it anyway. This poor creature deserves to not be sick all the time, so I'm willing to try.I waited until I knew she was hungry before offering it to her. Unlike RRN, she did not walk away from the bowl when I put the portion in front of her. She was curious. Sniffing. And tried it right away. She ate the whole portion in one setting on the first go, which she never does. And no vomit. Not once. So... CRAVE it will be. And the litter box smells a ton better. Honestly, it's the least stinky cat poo I've ever had to deal with... and she's looking pretty healthy. The dander is less and the shedding is better too. Thank you.

Been feeding this for over a year. My 4 cats love it. Recommend.

Decent quality dry cat food, my cats like it a little better than wellness and nulo no urinary issues, it's comparable to orijen and instinct you sure don't get very much food for the cost I mix it in a bin to stretch and add flavor and nutrition to lower cost foods

Both my cats love this food. It’s really the only dry food I’ve found that works for both. They also used to love the wet food and I’m super disappointed they discontinued it. But I’ve stuck with Crave dry due to the high protein content. One of my cats has a very sensitive stomach and occasionally he will barf this up but it’s mostly due to the fact he inhales it and swallows it whole.

Oh. My. God - my three cats who are picky AF, I have tried to get them to eat more healthy nutritionally dense foods to no avail. [I have yet to find a healthy wet food they'll happily devour]. But I got this today just a few hours ago with no real hopes that they'd like it. Put a bowl out next to their usual favorite Friskies and Purina [which they changed something, no meat bits, and cats haven't been as enthused about]. Within a few minutes, from across the room came Asher sniffing his way to the bowls, sniffed at his usual faves, ignored them and went to the bowl of Crave and started chowing down like he was starving! Then upon waking from her nap, my other picky Queen, bypassed the Purina and Friskies and went right for Crave. Like what!!!!! I'm so excited to have found a healthier dry food as I worry about their health and the junk in the name brands. The ultimate win will be when the 8 month old wakes up, will she go for it? Fingers crossed. Ecstatic, let me say.