Customer Reviews

Bought based on ingredients, was trying to transition my cat off of instinct to see if he would like. My cat went on a kibble strike, he would rather eat crumbs off the kitchen floor than eat this food. Wanted him to like, but super picky kitty!

My kitty is a picky eater so I was happy when I made a switch from kitten to adult food. She immediately ate all of her new food. I highly recommend this product !!

The only kibble my cat's will eat. I supplement with wet food daily as well.

On 1/10/2022 I took this from the Dr. Elsey’s website FAQ section: “We have not changed our kibble formula. However, due to the extrusion process during manufacturing, the appearance of the food may vary. We do not use any starch or fillers, which can also impact the size of the kibble. Our most recent batch is slightly smaller and lighter in color than previous kibble batches.”

Great product. The cats love this kibble and it's perfect for my 18 yr old insulin dependent diabetic with it's low carb - high protein formula.

Bought this for my kittens, and they like it. Started eating it as soon as I put it in their bowl. I appreciate the low carbs and the quality of the food with no fillers. I feed them mainly raw, but like to give them a little kibble once in a while along with wet to keep them used to it.

I adopted my beautiful tuxedo colored kitty 3 weeks ago (she's 3-5 years old). The foster parents told me she's a VERY picky eater and will only eat dry food. Boy - were they right! So, I did some research to try to find the "healthiest" dry cat food available. Dr. Elsey's Clean Protein seemed to fit the bill pretty well. And - after ignoring it for 2 days, my cat now LOVES it. Here's the problem - her stools are really soft. And, she's had 2 episodes of runny diarrhea with some pretty yucky gas. I went back and started looking more closely at the reviews and saw that the high level of protein can really upset some cats GI system. So, I just purchased a bag of Royal Canin Sensitive Stomach dry I adopted my beautiful tuxedo colored kitty 3 weeks ago (she's 3-5 years old). The foster parents told me she's a VERY picky eater and will only eat dry food. Boy - were they right! So, I did some research to try to find the "healthiest" dry cat food available. Dr. Elsey's Clean Protein seemed to fit the bill pretty well. And - after ignoring it for 2 days, my cat now LOVES it. Here's the problem - her stools are really soft. And, she's had 2 episodes of runny diarrhea with some pretty yucky gas. I went back and started looking more closely at the reviews and saw that the high level of protein can really upset some cats GI system. So, I just purchased a bag of Royal Canin Sensitive Stomach dry food in the hopes of slowly transitioning her and easing her GI distress. She sees the vet next week for her first check up, but I wanted to do something now to help her. … more

I'm not really sure what happened. I've just opened up a new back of this, and it seems like the formula has changed. The kibble is lighter in color and smells different. On top of this, my cat is hardly eating any of the food, and every time he does he, he vomits it back up. He has thrown up 3 times since opening the bag yesterday. Going to have to pick up something different for him.

Princess loves this food. She likes to play with it and then eat it.

I feed my cats this dry food as well as wet food every day. They like it and will eat it when they ignore other brands. It is good quality and low in carbs. I switched to this when one of my cats became diabetic and even the prescription foods had carb content that was just too high. My cats have done well on it.