5.0 out of 5 stars Good food

A. · September 29, 2024

Cats love

5.0 out of 5 stars Five stars all around

F. · June 23, 2024

Had a situation where I could not locate the high quality dry cat food I had been providing for years.I even made calls to locate in my area, no dice. After going through and checking out all the high qualityrated dry cat food I picked what I thought to have the best ingredients for them. I was getting desperate.As soon as I put out Whole Paws both cats loved it. The nuggets are small and easy for the cats to eat.I now order Whole Paws and the other quality cat food is just a back up, second choice for the cats.I will stay with Whole Paws for my two cats, Chaos and Miss Trouble, my roommates.

4.0 out of 5 stars Great value

J.P. · January 20, 2024

My cat loves it

5.0 out of 5 stars My cats love this

K.R. · August 7, 2024

When my regular brand of grain-free cat food as not available, I took a chance and ordered this hoping my 12 year old boy who has an allergy to grain would like it. He loved it, and so did my other 4 cats. This is highly unusual because normally each cat has their likes and dislikes and can change their mind at any time. Highly recommend.

5.0 out of 5 stars Whole Paws Grain Free Cat Food is Great

C.W. · August 29, 2024

My cat likes it a lot. He's pretty particular, so we're both happy.

3.0 out of 5 stars Grain free are best

E. · August 14, 2024

These look great, and grain free are the best. Unfortunately my fussy cat would not eat these.

5.0 out of 5 stars Good ingredients and our cats love it.

M.M. · December 19, 2020

We alter feedings between dry and wet food, and the Whole Paws Indoor Chicken and Pea recipe dry is a winner. Excellent, healthy ingredients combined with a taste all our cats like. An added benefit is the inclusion of DL-Methionine, may reduce the likelyhood of developing urinary struvite crystals. What else is there to say!? Please note: Since I mentioned DL-Methionine, if you have a (male) cat prone to struvite crystals, you'll want to feed primarily wet food, and also supplement additional DL-Methionine in that wet food to keep the urine pH somewhere between 6 to 6.5. If a urinary tract infection is noted, a high-dose course of D-Mannose works incredibly well. Internet search for specific dosages of both. We've been through this with one of our male cats, and after years of costly "prescription" food, we stumbled on this information. Also, that's not to say prescription food isn't sometimes absolutely required. And always, ALWAYS, make sure your male cat is super hydrated. You MUST keep the urine from becoming too concentrated... this is essential to help prevent blockage. Add plenty of water to their food, or manually feed water using a syringe. Remember, if your cats urinary tract IS blocked, you MUST get it to the vet. It is an absolute emergency situation. I hope this info helps someone else.

5.0 out of 5 stars I really liked it - cats did not

D.R. · June 3, 2024

My cats actually threw it up. I checked the ingredients and saw nothing to account for this reaction to the food. The first time I gave it to them they loved it - hated it after that and wouldn't eat it at all. Could not get a refund so I am out the cost of this cat food.