Dr. Elsey's cleanprotein Chicken Formula Grain-Free Dry Cat Food

I'm feeding my cat cleanprotein dry and cleanprotein canned chicken formula mixed together. She absolutely loves it and I love the quality ingredients and high protein level. The only con I noticed is that it's higher in calories than what I was previously feeding, so I had to reduce her portions a bit since she gained a little weight after a few weeks. I'm going to try the other dry formulas on my next order since she loves it and is doing so well on this high quality food.

Theo's loved the chicken flavor for the past 3 years. The most recent bag was different from all of the past bags and he's refusing to eat it. Luckily I bought a smaller bag of the salmon flavor which was consistent to the previous bags and he will clean his plate of salmon. Photo attached shows the chicken on the left and the salmon on the right.

This has been our go to dry food for a few years now and our cats always leave their bowls clean, but the newest bag we got had slightly different looking kibble. The shape is the same but the color is MUCH lighter and they seem less dense/almost puffed? The cats still seem to like the dry food but not as much as they did before. I saw another review mentioning the lighter-colored kibble too, maybe it was just an off batch.

My cat is about 11 yrs old and she seems to have a hard time with normal commercial cat food in terms of chewing and digestion. I also imagine all the species inappropriate ingredients in normal cat food don't taste or smell very good to a cat. This however she loves and can't get enough of, she has also started drinking much more water which is very good. Overall I recommend this food to anyone who would like to stop feeding their cats commercial garbage that's made purely for profit, the price tag on this food is more but your cat will feel more satisfied and beg you for food less so to me it's worth it.

I swear, there must be some kitty crack (joking) because my cat is OBSESSED with it. I was feeding him Nulo Chicken and turkey kitten and cat dry food, and he liked it. But when I opened the bag of cleanprotein, he ran to it like a bag of treats. He’s picking it out from his old dry food (also the kibble sizes are very different), and even prefers the cleanprotein over his Wellness chicken wet food. He has a sensitive stomach (more so horrid poop) and the transition has been slightly difficult, but I also got overzealous because he loved it so much.

My cats normally love this food and have been eating it for at least 2 -3 years. My cat Tango is diabetic and this was an amazing find and approved for his diabetes. However the bag I got in September is different. The food color is lighter, pieces are smaller and my cats are not eating it like they did previous bags of this. I'm not sure if this is a bad bag or a recipe change. It is quite disappointing as finding food suitable for my cat is difficult.

I am gradually switching to this food, because it was recommended in a social media support group for owners of cats with diabetes. It is much lower in carbs than most dry food, and I have been gradually adding it to my cat's current food. At first my cat's were not particularly fond of this, which is understandable. We all love our carbs! Two weeks in, and they are gradually starting to eat this, and my diabetic cat's blood sugar is coming down nicely!

This is a very good, healthy food with no additives. I was feeding my cats another brand that is also healthy and high in protein, but had a high carb content which I was not happy with. After researching healthy, low carb foods, I decided to give Dr. Elseys a try. I was thrilled to see everyone liked it. It was gone in no time after putting it in the dish and that really says something with 11 cats. I mainly feed my babies wet food, but on the days where I can't be home I like to leave kibble out for them. They're happy which makes me happy and with the high protein and low carb count, I'm hoping a couple of my piggies can lose some weight. Price is pretty high, but it tends to keep them fuller This is a very good, healthy food with no additives. I was feeding my cats another brand that is also healthy and high in protein, but had a high carb content which I was not happy with. After researching healthy, low carb foods, I decided to give Dr. Elseys a try. I was thrilled to see everyone liked it. It was gone in no time after putting it in the dish and that really says something with 11 cats. I mainly feed my babies wet food, but on the days where I can't be home I like to leave kibble out for them. They're happy which makes me happy and with the high protein and low carb count, I'm hoping a couple of my piggies can lose some weight. Price is pretty high, but it tends to keep them fuller, longer, so it works out. … more

Yes, she loves it. With my cat parent experiences with 4 cats in the past, none of them really liked kibbles. They all loved wet canned food but not dry ones, so I didn’t expect much to any of dry foods in general. However, she LOVES this. When I open the container, she jumps into the kitchen counter to stick her noise into this kibble bag. If I give her wet food first (Sheba perfection portion), she waits for this kibbles being served next. After 2 months switching to this kibbles, her coat looks really better.

In many of the healthy dry foods the kibbles are tiny, rock hard, and smell kind of… odd. That’s not the case with this food at all. The kibbles are larger (like the size of cocoa puffs), but aren’t too hard for my kitten (he sneaks food from his older brother’s bowl) to chew through so I think senior cats would do really well on this food as well. My cats have tried multiple healthy foods and this is the only dry one that they like. In terms of cost and quality, I think it’s better than the more well known brands. The bag comes very full and is resealable which is also a big plus.