Addiction Duck Royale – Cage-Free New Zealand Duck Recipe – Feline Beauty Blend - Complete & Balanced - Gentle on Digestion - Grain-Free Dry Cat Food for All Life Stages – 4lbs

My cat is 19 and can only have duck formulas because of her allergies and sensitive stomach. I’ve tried several others, even prescriptions, but she responded the best with this. She’s been on it for over 2+yrs now. Hopefully this will continue to be available on Amazon.

I love this brand of food for my cats.my cat had a sensitive digestive system none of the other food would work for him and he loves it has a strong smell to it and a good size kibbles very easy to pour it in the bowl and he eats it through the day I’m so glad I found this on amazon and the price is reasonable

This food has really cut down on my cat's vomiting...will keep ordering.

I recently switched my one-and-a-half-year-old Selkirk Rex cat to Addiction's Grain-Free Duck Royale Entrée, and it's been a fantastic change. Initially, I was skeptical whether my cat would prefer it over her favorite canned food. To my surprise, when given the choice, she goes straight for the Addiction dry food without hesitation. The quality of this product seems outstanding, and it’s now her preferred daily meal. Not only does she love the taste, but I've also noticed a positive change in her weight, and her coat looks healthier and shinier. Kudos to Addiction for crafting such a high-quality cat food that even the most finicky eaters can't resist. If you're looking for a dry food that will appeal to your cat and contribute to their overall well-being, this is definitely worth a try.

My only dislikes are it contains Chicken meal, Fish meal, Chicken fat, and Tapioca. And 34% crude Protein (min). I also purchase when I can Orijen with 85% to 90% Protein. But recently have been contricted by other costs overuns due to impositional delays Feb 2024. Good bang for the buck.

A very typical problem here. I love the labels and the implied quality and nutritive benefit for Kitty. Kitty, however, does not like the taste of this kibble. She likes it more than some other equally good brands in terms of nutrition, and will gave a little bit of it from time to time, hence the three stars. But she must prefers the mid tier "fast foods' of kibble, like Purina One and the like. Yep, I tried mixing the foods and gradually integrating the Addiction, but kitty knows what she likes and turns her nose up at what she does not. We feed a mix of wet food and kibble, so if kitty does not like the kibble offered, she knows wet food is only a few hours away. She has us trained well! About a third of the food is carbs, of some concern for older cats prone to diabetes. 4 of the top 10 ingredients are meat or fish based, rather low for a "premium" food. Orijen is better in these areas, but also costs 50% more. So think of this as a middle range kibble in terms of both nutrition and price.

Cats love this food. And these guys are discriminating eaters. They worry as soon as half gone and lead me to bowls to top off. No idea what makes this so appealing but if you have picky eaters, give it a try.

All of my cats used to eat this food; one in particular chooses duck above all other proteins, so the other ones got that too. But...in the last couple of months, something changed. I don't care for the smell of it anyway, but was never offended by it until recently. This has been more than one bag and the food is still within date and bags are not damaged, which tells me the formula has been messed with, whether quality of ingredients or the percentages of ingredients in the mix. My youngest cat (1 yr old boy) won't touch it. As soon as I pour it in the bowl, he comes over and tries to cover it up by pawing outside the bowl,on the floor, before walking away! It does eventually get eaten by some of the others, but it's not loved by any of them or sought after by my duck-loving older guy, like it used to be and at the price, it's not worth it anymore. I have removed it from my auto-ship list.