Grain-Free Dry Cat Food

I personally like this cat food. It was the first food I chose for my cats when I got them - and I came to the decision after doing my own research amongst the snootiest of cat parents. It was a brand on their approved cat food list. My cats have very soft, shiny, and healthy coats. I only feed them dehydrated animal organs for treats, which helps too.

Great ingredients and food quality. As far as pet food goes, this brand is a very healthy option, and I would recommend it to all pet parents. It is a little more expensive, but I find that I have to feed them a little less due to the quality of the ingredients as there are fewer fillers.

The media could not be loaded. I have literally purchased just about every cat food, wet and dry. And I have been a long time blue cat food purchaser. However, over the last year, something seems to have changed with Blue food. My cat has been throwing up every day she doesn't like blue cat food anymore. She initially had issues with it because the size is awkward. More like a pellet than a disc, which can be difficult for cats to chew. So after doing some research, I decided to try Open Farms Salmon flavor cat food. It has easy to chew, small size, and from the second I put it in her dish, she was all over it, picking out the open farms food over the blue food. And that is no small feat. As you can see in the video, when I tried to place the food next to a dime to take a video of the size, she repeatedly wouldn't let me, and kept trying to eat it. You can't get any higher praise than that. I have seen in comments that the whitefish flavor is very smelly, the salmon flavor doesn't have a very strong smell. But even if it did, it wouldn't matter. What my cat will eat, and not get sick, is what's most important. In the couple of days that I've been feeding her Open Farms, she hasn't thrown up once. The price is reasonable, for a non GMO, zero by product food. And one of the best parts is, you can enter the lot code, and track your bag of food to the source. Wow, talk about transparency. The Salmon flavor, has no chicken in it, which I appreciate. If I wanted chicken in my fish flavored cat food I would order chicken cat food. This is one of my biggest pet peeves with box store pet food. This cat food has salmon as the number one whole food in the ingredient list, the only thing that can make this cat food better, is to not use any meal sources at all. The last thing to touch on, is that in many top tier cat foods, put way too many herbs and vegetables in it. Then the cat food ends up being like a pasta dish full of oregano. And while this cat food does have some, for example, dandelion greens, pumpkin, and cranberries. Those are vegetables that are actually useful, and limited. I can't wait to try their treats too. Highly recommend. And I don't say that lightly.

My cat loves this food!

My cat likes it. Not crazy about it but likes it. I just like that it's green free and healthier than some others. Cats really should be mostly fed wet food because they dehydrate pretty quickly and don't drink enough water.

I am moving abroad so my cat will be staying with a friend until I am able to bring my cat with me. My friend said they use this for their cats, so to keep it consistent I decided to transition my cat over to this. He had been using Stella and Chewys salmon kibble previously.I mixed half of his usual stuff with half of this and he chowed down! He has a food dispenser that is timed and portions out his meals. After eating he tried getting into the machine - he must have REALLY liked this kibble.I packed away the rest of this bag with some other things im taking to my friends house (my cats clothing, toys, treat, etc). My cat found the bag of food (wrapped in a few other bags) and TORE THROUGH THE BAGS TO GET INTO THIS ONE!!!! He has only ever done that to some churu treats he likes. He has never done it to his bagged kibble.This is more expensive than what i usually get, but im glad i switched over. My friend said he likes giving his cat the "bougie" stuff, and it makes sense. I dont think ill be able to get this stuff abroad, so i hope i can find a good alternative when my cat joins me, because he REALLY likes this and its only been 3 days.

I ordered in the last 2 months 6 of these bags for my 4 cats. It’s expensive, but is the only cat food that won’t upset two of my Persian cats tummy. Lately they started to throw up non-stop every time after eating their food. This happened to all 4 of my cats (3 Persians and 1 shelter cat). Called the vet and was told to take one of them in and to bring the opened bag of cat food. Also to bring a ziplock bag with a different cat food in from an unopened bag. He told me to start feeding the other 3 cats from a new bag cat food at home and they’ll keep Smokey (white & grey Persian cat) overnight for observation. The first day they gave him the cat food I brought from the open bag and he threw up couple minutes afterwards (no hairball, just food) and that evening they gave my Persian cat the food from the ziplock bag. Didn’t throw up at all! Even though both were Open Farm brand cat food. The vet concluded the food might be contaminated or that it went bad when picking up my cat the following day. Sometimes this could happen due to quality controle. I’m glad my cats are fine now and the other bag of Open Farms was good. I wanted to send the cat food bag back to Amazon seller and ask for a $27,95 refund, but the vet’s assistent already threw the bag with the spoiled food away. Next time my cats gets sick, returning the food to Amazon and asking for a refund. Lesson learned after getting my vet bill…

My finicky cat, there's a surprise, ate it up immediately. Hopefully he takes to it for awhile. Keeping my fingers crossed.Also, He likes the pea-sized round ball type kibble.