Amazon Brand - Kitzy Dry Cat Food, Turkey and Pea Recipe (4 lb bag)

I just adopted a senior cat that has constipation issues, so we've about eliminated the dry food from her diet. But she loves the dry so much and begs for it, so I'm giving her a small handful once a day as a treat. I've tried a couple that she wasn't crazy about, especially if they were large pieces, which she tends to throw up.Was so happy to find a grain-free, poultry-by-product free, with other great ingredients, and at an amazingly low price! The kibbles are teeny-tiny, and she loves this as well as the taste. It appears to be very high quality food, and she inhales it, so I'm very happy with this purchase. She didn't throw it up at all. I think it would be very good for cats with dental issues or lacking teeth, as well.

This is hands down the best cat food our cats have ever tried. The ingredients are good quality, the kibble size is a good portion, the smell won't knock you over. My cats are very unhappy when this is out of stock.

This was the least expensive "no grain" cat food that lists its main ingredients as meat...of some kind. My usual "grocery store" cat food has various grains as its main ingredients. While I am a vegetarian cats most certainly are NOT.I slowly integrated this food into Lucy's (my ~10yo cat) food as well as the stray cats' who eat here regularly.While this certainly isn't scientific, Lucy definitely liked the food but ate less often. My guess (I do have a BS in Biology FWIW) is feeding her something closer to what cats should eat-flesh & fat. Her fur SEEMS softer too.There are three stray cats (& yes, I do have them 'fixed' when possible) who regularly eat in my garage. I call the black & white one Sylvester; his fur went from patchy in places to a full clean coat. Now that is probably more due to the fact that he eats *regularly now, I did see/feel improvement in Lucy's coat too.Bitsy is a the cat who has eaten here for ~1.5 years; I have seen her sometimes skip the wet food and eat this dry food.Between the better ingredients (even compared to much more $$ dry food), eating less often to improvements noticed in their coats I have no intention of going back to grain filled dry food.Highly recommended!

I have 2 very picky cats; normally what 1 cat likes, the other does not. One cat has a very sensitive stomach and most foods (even the more expensive ones) she does not like and upset her stomach. Both cats love this food and the vomiting is minimal with this food. I has been out of stock recently; I hope they restock soon because I don’t want to search for another cat food.

It looked good to me, but the cat was not impressed. I used the standard means of introducing a new food gradually, but no luck. Then I read some reviews of a Science Diet chicken formula, so I tried it. The cat ate it like she'd never had anything that good before. No fussing to make the switch -- not even when I had to move to the age 7+ formula. Apparently what looks good in a recipe to me does not necessarily mean the cat will agree. She's a carnivore, not an herbivore.

Kitzy dry cat food is comparable to more expensive cat food brands but costs way less. Your cat will love you because you feed it delicious and nutritious food and you'll have more time to spend petting your cat because you won't have to work so much to feed said pet! Win win

I truly wanted to love this product. The ingredients are amazing and I was looking forward to finishing this bag & trying out the “whitefish” flavor.Unfortunately, this food lead my cat to pee & throw up blood.First it seemed like my cat didn’t like the taste, which I brushed off and assumed it was due to this recipe being healthier compared to the previous cat food he had. I wish I caught on earlier bc this recipe caused my cat severe internal infection and digestive issues.I feel like it’s important to mention that I didn’t automatically assume this food was the culprit. We recently moved to a new apartment, and as a result had to buy all new cat food (wet & dry) and new cat litter as well. When my cat starting peeing & throwing up blood, I took him to the vet and was instructed to first change the cat litter and see if anything changes. It did not & my cat continued to suffer. Next, I decided to switch this food with another bc as I wrote above, my cat seemed to be reluctant to eat it, which wasn’t true for the wet food that he devours in 5 minutes. This is how I found out this specific dry food recipe was what was causing issues for my cat. As soon as I switched to another dry food all the bleeding stopped.Most of the reviews are amazing, which is why I bought this. I overlooked the few negative reviews bc I assumed they were just outliers and my cat wouldn’t react the same way. I should have paid the negative reviews more mind.I saw one comment saying their multiple cats won’t even go near the food— and the stray cats that they gave the food away to also won’t eat it. Who knows if it is due to the smell, taste, etc but it is worth mentioning. Another comment said this recipe caused 1 of their 3 cats to have multiple seizures. This didn’t happen to my cat, but just something you should keep in mind. Like I said, I never thought my cat would have a bad reaction like this (he’s not even 2 years old yet with no health conditions) but clearly I was wrong.