Wellness Complete Health Grain Free Kitten Food

My cats love this cat food. It has helped them with their digestion.

My cat went absolutely crazy for this food when I started switching him over to it. He really seems to enjoy this food, which I’m assuming means it tastes and smells really good! The packing and bag are really nice as well. I like the size of the kibble and it is small enough to work with my automatic feeder. Overall I think this food is really good for my cat and he seems to be enjoying a nice fresh new taste!

From the ingredient list, this is an overall healthy cat food. There are no cheap and unhealthy fillers/carbs like tapioca starch, oatmeal, corn or soy. Cats do not require these at all in any amount as they only cause health issues in the long term.
My cat loves it and every time I open the bag he comes to me purring.
Unfortunately the price has doubled since I bought it and is now unaffordable so I will have to look elsewhere. It’s really too bad because this was the only cat food I could find with decent ingredients that is grain free and low carb at a reasonable price. I’m sure it’s inflation but I just didn’t expect the cost to jump this much. Otherwise I’d give it a 5 star rating.

I’ve done other reviews on this companies food products. I did a lot of research when I got my new kitten and the top two brands that I could find were Orijen and Wellness. Orijen was supposedly better, but there was an issue, at the time of my research and as of now as far as I know, where people said the food from the original Canadian facility was excellent, but that they built an new facility, in Kentucky I think, and that the food from there is all you can get in the US and people are reporting listlessness, vomiting, dull coats, etc…

Having determined that I’d then be going with Wellness, I had her on the kitten chicken pate (only flavor they offer in their complete line), and another brand of dry food that I thought was good, but later found out was pretty trashy. She got to where she didn’t care for the pate and I switched her to the Core line of kitten food, which was turkey and chicken flavor. She started eating it again.

Once she turned (1yr) old, I had to switch her onto adult food. I tried the Core line of adult food, because they are super high quality, but she basically would touch it. She was wasting a lot of food.

I went on a testing spree and found out that there is only one of their products she really likes. She likes the “Turkey Slices w/gravy”.

She refused to eat the Wellness Core dry food all together. I tried this Wellness Complete Indoor Chicken, because the ingredients, including chicken fat, were similar to the other brand I’d been giving her. I had to mix it heavily with the old to get her to eat it at first, but at this point, to get rid of the bag, I’m mixing 1:4 with the old and new food. The lower the ratio, the more “bleh” she is about the food. She likes it fine, she just doesn’t dive into it.

In summary, the Core line is better, but my cat didn’t like the taste at all. There is also a consistency issue, because with more natural ingredients, the moisture content varies. The complete line is stable and you get the same texture pretty much every time. She also likes the flavors a lot better.

Also, because their kitten food is very high in fat content, she gained a lot of weight. She was never over “chubby”, but definitely needs to loos weight. She’s a big cat, but at 1yr, she weighed in at 13lbs 9oz. Having her on the wet food and this dry food, which has a fat content of 10%, I believe, shes started loosing weight. After a month she’d lost down to 13lbs 3oz., which is significant when you’re that size. It’s been a couple of months and while I won’t weigh her till the end of the month at the vet, she looks to have lost even more.

I’d highly recommend it.

Mon chat n’en mange pas trop, mais ça pourrait sans doute l’aider à contrôler le poids?