Blue Buffalo Wilderness Natural Adult Dry Cat Food Indoor Cats, High-Protein & Grain-Free, Chicken, 5-lb. Bag

It makes me smile that whenever I put this food down and another, my cats ALWAYS pick this one. It is the quality and they know it. The Blue Buffalo brand has been a staple in my household for a long time, and each time I have thought about changing it my cats doth protest. Even when I have gotten a new cat who was used to another food, they always seem to pick this one. It is high quality, great value, and good product.

I have a 18 year old kitty who's missing some teeth. I was pleasantly surprised at the tiny bite size that this kibble came in. Definitely makes a difference for our senior cats as they struggle to eat without all their teeth. She's been ill with Thyroid issues and hoping this food will help her to gain back some weight now that she's on special meds. It's a well known brand with a good history. My cat is tolerating the new food well.

My very picky middle aged cat won’t eat anything else. My much younger kinda dopey cat loves it too! He's the “Mikey” of the two. Vet approves also. Both have beautiful shiny coats and vet says their teeth are in excellent shape. It’s pricey but worth it!

My cats love this food mixed in with their other dry food.

I have a love/hate relationship with these products. It's good food. No, it's great food. All four of my cats love it. I feel good about the fact I'm not feeding them cibble (I figure if fake crab is called "krab"...) from Dollar General, and they reciprocate by graciously ensuring their droppings are emitted in the form of a low-odor solid, instead of a high-velocity mist that smells like a NYC subway during a heatwave. Win-win.So why only four stars? Because the bloody petocrats ("autocats"? "oligatos"?) WON'T EAT ANYTHING ELSE NOW.Now, understand: I spent literal DECADES of my life volunteering at animal shelters. I used to foster "problem cases" (cats too feral, too antisocial, or too misanthropic to remain at the shelter), working with and rehabilitating them until they could be deemed "adoptable". I've had 46 cats in my lifetime (no, not all at once; that's a totally different kind of "problem case"), and I have NEVER used a food - not Iams, not Science Diet, not even raw bloody tuna! - that has cultivated such snooty, bourgeoise, food critic-esque behavior!Think like dropping off your three year-old at Grandpa Gordon Ramsey's for two weeks: not only will he not touch his mac and cheese unless it's made with Beaufort D'Ete cheese, manatee heavy cream, and hand-rolled Morelli squid ink linguine now... he swears at you when you try to sneak in cream that's "just" from a Kobe cow instead. "You call this PB&J!? The "B" is for *%#!-ing Beluga Caviar you uncultured swine!"So sure: it's good food. No, it's great food. All four of my cats love it. Yours very probably will too. Just be ready to shell out 12.50 a month on the furballs - EACH - here on out. And quick reminder: they live 16-22 years. Thats $9,600-$13,200 lifetime costs if you have 4 of them. So a jetski. Or six months' mortgage payments. Or between three and four college textbooks.The biggest plus I see to this is there's no need to remind you to have them spayed or neutered. You'll do it on your own. Out of sheer financial self-defense.

Cat's favorite dry food and it's healthier than most.

From the ingredient list. I know this is a high-quality product. My cats on the other hand like the cheap stuff just as much as this product.They enjoy the stuff, but for some reason, they don’t like this companies canned cat food, which is also a high-quality product. I wish I could figure out why as I would prefer them to eat. Better quality food.

Fluffy 7 yrs old overweight but i cannot afford the prescribed weight loss food. She loves the crunchiness and the smaller pieces. She doesnt cough as much from hairballs now Ive noticed. She loves the kitten food too of course and vice versa. This is grain free food! high protein. and the poop hardly smells.