Kitten Spayed/Neutered

I have two Siberian/Siamese mixed kitten siblings. Both were already spayed/neutered when I got them. Amazing cats! I highly recommend the Siberian breed if you are not already familiar. My precious, senior Siberian was laid to rest last July, so these new kittens came along. I was feeding the kittens Purina One and the male was gaining too much weight. I looked for a different brand multiple times and eventually stumbled on this one. It’s expensive and when feeding two kittens, these little bags don’t last long. My kittens are currently 10 months old so not much longer and we can switch to adult cat food anyway. Shortly after getting them, I decided to use kiln dried wood pellets for their cat litter. I was constantly having to clean their litter boxes as soon as they would poop and because the smell would waft upstairs from the farthest side of the finished basement and it was so bad. I could handle it but the rest of the family did not appreciate the disgusting poop/barnyard type odors coming up the main level. I switched them back to clay thinking the pellets just weren’t good enough to be used for cat litter. I even sold two of my four pellet litter boxes thinking I had to switch back to clay. I just couldn’t stand the dust and tracking with clay (although Tidy Cats unscented has fantastic odor control), so I went back to the wood pellets. At this point, I had recently started them on this new food. They have been on it for a few weeks now and I just realized that we are no longer having poop/barnyard smells waft up to the main level. I really started to think about right before writing this review and realized that I had changed their food to this one and that has to be it. This food has to be the reason that we no longer are getting whiffs of poop. When I first started switching them and gradually mixing this in with their old food, I noticed that they weren’t eating much. So I thought maybe it tasted bad and they were on strike. They eventually started eating it and don’t hesitate now. Super expensive, would appreciate larger bags and it being more affordable. I know that Royal Canin is top of the line for pet foods and in fact, there are very few pet food brands that meet the standards of WSAVA. In the US, only five brands meet those standards and that is Royal Canin, Hill’s Science Diet, Purina, Iams & Eukanuba. I would highly recommend this if you have spayed/neutered kittens and want to watch their weight. I know it’s expensive but even for the simple fact that my cats #2’s no longer put off a horrid smell, I am sold. Because of this food, I can keep using wood pellets for my litter boxes. That makes me very happy.

My kitten loves this food. We never heard of it, got it from the shelter and stuck with it. Was a little pricey but worth it for the quality.

My foster kitties love this. I have subscribed for recurring deliveries.

My cats love this food! Even tho they aren’t kittens anymore they get some as treats.

Cat loves it

This brand is a bit pricey but it does keep my fur babies (kittens x2 ) healthy, I personally would prefer that they come in larger quantities to avoid buying them twice a month like their counterparts. Luckily I will only need this type of food a few more months then I will be switching their food to adult food & will be able to get larger quantities.

I adopted a kitten and they were using this cat food and I love it also the wet food..a little expensive though but she loves it...healthy nice size bag and little brown pieces for the kitten to eat for there teeth and the wet food is soft. I mix the hard and dry together

My kitty didn’t like this at first so I had to mix it up with his other hard kitty food purina and he started to eat more or it. It seemed to improve his fur to make it shiny and he didn’t have facial outbreaks anymore. My friend recommended this brand. It is a bit pricey.