Go! Solutions Carnivore Grain-Free Chicken, Turkey + Duck Recipe Dry Cat Food

We have been using GO ever since we got our first kitten. Our vet even said she was the healthiest indoor cat he has seen!! We love the real ingredients, and that we can take care of our fur babies without breaking the bank. Recently, we ran out of GO and I didn’t order it in time, and had to buy a generic brand to tide us over until our next shipment came. Our kitty Nia went on a hunger strike. Her bowl of food remained full and untouched for 3 whole days until GO came, when she ate like she had never eaten before. Yes, I know she is a diva. But needless to say, she loves it too!!

I eat a kibble myself just to try it out. It is for sure less flavorful and less salty than other dry kibbles I bought. But it still smells good. If I solely give this kibble to my cat, she won't eat it at all. But when I mix it with other kibbles, she would eat it. Because my cat loves the wet canned food version of this food, I guess the dry version wouldn't be too bad as well. Will continue include this in my dry food mix.

Upon opening the box with the food in it, I noticed it had an awful smell. My thought was, "I hope that isn't the cat food." It was. When I opened the bag, it turned my stomach. But knowing that things smell different to cats, I offered them a small bowl of it. Neither one would come within a foot of it. I tried different things to get them to at least taste it. Nothing worked. I left it sitting for a few days. Was never touched.

So far this has been a good buy. The food is great quality and the company has been great to work with when I have called with questions. My only gripe is...I wish it had a tiny bit more fiber. We are still on our first bag of this food and I intend on continuing to purchase. I will never understand why websites want you to to review a food after a week from first purchase. Time will tell.

I bought this to add to the kibble mix for our ferrets. They imprint on their food so you have to be tricky and take your time adding it in very slowly. When mixing the food they were helping and very curious about the new bag. I put a few pieces out and they started eatting it right away!

Top animal source ingredients -chk; high protein -chk; brand recall history -chk; cat owner reviews in forums -chk; no misleading claims such as “no by-product” (raw cats eat by product), or “no grains” but uses lots legume/starchy veggie -chk; finally - kitties approved!! Packaging: love the resealable band design! Ingredients and instructions came in 8 languages!! I will still explore other options including raw and homemade, but for now I will stick to this brand. Oh! Note that the new packaging/formula has 2% less protein.

When I first adopted Momo, the shelter highly advices that I feed her a grain free diet. And so, Petcurean was one of the brands I got for her. She was not thrilled about it. She would rather eat some other type of kibble. I also noticed that her stool smelled more prominent when she was on a grain free diet. This product in particular contains many fillers I personally do not wish to feed my cat including legumes and potatoes. After feeding this to all three of my cats and seeing how they were not thriving on it, I decided to switch to another brand.

My little old man loves this food. The small pieces are easy for him to eat.

After the quality of Orijen’s Regional Red went down when they moved their plant from Canada to USA, I was looking for good quality dry food to supplement Callie Ann’s wet food. Go! Was popular among former Regional Red buyers. Callie seems to like it much better. I mix it with Dr. Elsey’s food—I think she likes that even better, but I’ll continue with the mixture for now.

I recently discovered Petcurean Go for dogs and cats while working at a friends pet boutique. I had been feeding my cats, Hill's Science Diet for about 20 years as per my veterinarian's recommendation. However, as with my own health, I'm trying to help my cats live a healthier and longer life. When I compared the ingredients of the Petcurean Go for cats, specifically the turkey duck recipe, with the Hill's Science Diet, it was amazing to me how many fillers were in Hill's Science Diet instead of meat and protein. Since cats are carnivores, they do not need vegetables or fillers, they have a diet that is strictly meat. Petcurean fills this nutrition need much better than Hill's Science Diet in I recently discovered Petcurean Go for dogs and cats while working at a friends pet boutique. I had been feeding my cats, Hill's Science Diet for about 20 years as per my veterinarian's recommendation. However, as with my own health, I'm trying to help my cats live a healthier and longer life. When I compared the ingredients of the Petcurean Go for cats, specifically the turkey duck recipe, with the Hill's Science Diet, it was amazing to me how many fillers were in Hill's Science Diet instead of meat and protein. Since cats are carnivores, they do not need vegetables or fillers, they have a diet that is strictly meat. Petcurean fills this nutrition need much better than Hill's Science Diet in my opinion. However, since it does still contain some vegetables for vitamin supplementation ( according to the rep that I spoke to at Petcurean), I am only giving it 4 stars. There are some other foods out there, that contain as much protein, and less fillers, but I could not afford those. So the Petcurean food, is a good balance between nutrition and my budget. By the way, I have three cats, two that are over 10 and one that is 3 years old. As soon as I introduced them to the Petcurean, they gobbled it up, with no digestive issues or refusals to eat. They love it! They've only been on it now about 6 months, but I am hoping that this will improve their nutrition, and longevity. With Hill's Science Diet, I lost many cats over the years, always to kidney disease, I have to believe that it was their food. Do some research, as I did, and you will see that there are a great many pet foods out there, but not all are created equal. … more