Cat Hill's™ Science Diet™ Adult Indoor

my elderly rescue cat ejoys this one. She does not enjoy all Science diet foods however. I mistakenly bough her a different one once and she refused to eat. I boughr this one hoping she would eat it and she did. This is great for old picky cats. My old lady will not even eat any form of chicken or canned tuna! only fresh. Why she like this one I do not know because its made with chicken. She does and that's enough for me, because this brand is supposedly one of the better ones and her health is very important to me. I do supplant her diet with wet foods because i have noted that if she does not eat wet foods her coat becomes more dull and course. My cat prefers tuna, raw over anything else. I don't always have raw tuna on hand, but the wet tuna cat foods seem to be agreeable for her, but she won't eat the chicken. Who knows. I hope that's helpful.

We purchase this food to feed our indoor cat. He is around two years old and seems to really enjoy the food. We had used the Science Diet food for dogs in the past and felt like we could trust the brand with our new boy. He enjoys the size of these food pellets. We had initially worried about his eating habits because we adopted him from a shelter. Our cat tended to gorge himself whenever any food was available. We bought him a timed feeder and he is doing very well. It has kept him from overeating, and he seems to be more regular as far as digestion goes. His coat seems very healthy as well after the switch to the science diet feed.

My cats enjoy eating this food in general and my veterinarian also recommended this brand when my cat was deathly ill. Although upon more research I have switched to Nulo for the time being due to having better ingredients in general.History: I had been feeding my cat Blue Buffalo food and I'm not sure if it was the food we were giving her or if she was stressed, but she stopped eating that food after about a year and started losing a LOT of weight. She was diagnosed with fatty lover disease which is when we switched to this food. She will not touch wet food which is frustrating, but she loved the kibbles.I'm switching because even though these ingredients are better than Blue Buffalo for the price, I have found other options that seem to be better.

My cat has always had a sensitive stomach, and is a huge eater. When we adopted him, he was 15 pounds, and we put him on a diet of more natural food brands. While he would wolf them down, his litterbox habits were extremely smelly to say the least. So we cycled through different brands tactfully, while making sure the transitions were slow. We settled on a more well-known cat food brand you can buy in any store, and he loved it. In fact, he loved it so much, he ballooned up to 18 pounds. He would eat it so quickly, he immediately vomited because he ate it so quickly (we got him checked at the vet, he was fine, just super hungry). A friend of mine feeds her cat Hill's and suggested it, her cat's coat is absolutely luscious. When I saw that Hill's Science Diet had a note for easy litterbox cleanup and chicken as the first ingredient, I decided to try it.My little guy is happier than ever! The big pieces slow him down, so less vomiting mess (though he occasionally still yaks). His litterbox is a breeze to clean, and his weight is slowly declining down to a point where he won't hurt his joints as he ages. Switching to this food was worth every penny!

I have a self feeder for 2 adult cats- one of which is a Ragdoll (who is a pig-a-saurus) and a kitten and this is the perfect cat food. . My cats are extremely healthy, the perfect weight, and they literally never throw up. Being that they always have access to food I was worried that my Ragdoll would overeat and become unhealthy, but I am very happy to say that its not the case at all.I go through a bag a month and I have a subscription to keep it coming. This is not the cheapest cat food on the market but I will tell you what, it is worth every penny.