Iams ProActive Health Healthy Senior Dry Cat Food

I’m the happy owner of two senior kitties (at sixteen and thirteen, they’re still going strong!), Nala and Jack. Nala has been my best friend ever since her kittenhood, and Jack is the family cat, who’s the sweetest “little” boy you can imagine. So their food is something I can be pretty choosy about, wanting to keep them in their current state of good health for as long as possible. They’ve been eating Iams’ Healthy Senior for a good few years now, and are still excited come mealtime! While Nala will eat just about anything you put in front of her, her little brother’s a pickier eater. And yet, he won’t settle down at dinner unless he gets a little bit of these crunchies after his wet food I’m the happy owner of two senior kitties (at sixteen and thirteen, they’re still going strong!), Nala and Jack. Nala has been my best friend ever since her kittenhood, and Jack is the family cat, who’s the sweetest “little” boy you can imagine. So their food is something I can be pretty choosy about, wanting to keep them in their current state of good health for as long as possible. They’ve been eating Iams’ Healthy Senior for a good few years now, and are still excited come mealtime! While Nala will eat just about anything you put in front of her, her little brother’s a pickier eater. And yet, he won’t settle down at dinner unless he gets a little bit of these crunchies after his wet food. I’m happy that my babies are getting a good diet in them with this as a part of their regular feedings, and they’re happy to receive it. And it’s much easier to have it delivered to the house than go out to the store, especially with times being what they are. Can’t really ask for more! I absolutely intend to keep feeding the both of them this specific food for as long as the old kitties continue to be a part of my life, whether that’s a short or a long time. … more

This is the first time I have not followed the process of gradually mixing the new dry food into the current dry food. As I opened the package to pour into a storage container, our 13 year old came to investigate and gobbled a few pieces. I placed a bowl of the Iams Senior next to a bowl of her current dry food. She is only eating the Iams Senior Dry. I passed some to a friend who has a 13 year old and was looking for a new dry food; a hit with that cat too.

My cats have never been super picky, until now. I fill their bowl before I go to work and when I return 8+ hours later, it would always be licked clean. Since changing to this food, the bowl is literally never empty. My already overly plump senior has gained a noticeable amount of weight too. Ive never had dry food last this long, ever. It’s been about a month and it’s only half gone. Might give it to our feral cats just to get rid of it and switch back to Pro Plan. Don’t waste your money!

My pretty old lady became a very picky eater as she got older. I tried other brands and flavors but this is the one that she eventually chose. She got sick and was struggling eating other food but this kibble was soft enough for her to chew without putting too much energy in to it. She has since passed and I was able to donate the rest of of her food to another senior cat that was in need. From what I know the cat the food went to also enjoys it. I would highly recommend this to anyone that has an older cat who needs a softer dry food.

I have bought Iams brands of cat foods for 17 years now. My cats have always loved every different blend I would buy. And now I am on the Senior blend and my cat loves it. It's been a great food for all those years.

Was there a change of color to the food? The last bag the food was a very dark brown. Our second bag just came and it’s a much lighter color like a very light tan. Wanted to make sure there wasn’t something wrong with it.

Even some of the ferals get tired of the same old thing. If the home kitties and the outdoor mole patrol love it, that's good enough for me.

Merlin is a rescue so exact age is unknown, but he's at least 13-16 approx. he has diabetes and kidney disease and has never been a fan of dry food but I wanted to try this to leave out at night while humans are in bed so I don't have to get up at 2 am to give him canned food. It makes sense to allow some free feeding during bedtime hours. He's usually up on the prowl at night as most cats are nocturnal. I can tell he savors it by the way he snuggles down to the bowl, and crunches the kibble with delicate care. He is missing so many teeth and he has dental disease but too old for anesthesia to have dental work. My feline wizard Merlin raises up his paw and magical staff and meows..."Iams Merlin is a rescue so exact age is unknown, but he's at least 13-16 approx. he has diabetes and kidney disease and has never been a fan of dry food but I wanted to try this to leave out at night while humans are in bed so I don't have to get up at 2 am to give him canned food. It makes sense to allow some free feeding during bedtime hours. He's usually up on the prowl at night as most cats are nocturnal. I can tell he savors it by the way he snuggles down to the bowl, and crunches the kibble with delicate care. He is missing so many teeth and he has dental disease but too old for anesthesia to have dental work. My feline wizard Merlin raises up his paw and magical staff and meows..."Iams Proactive Senior!!!!... YOU SHALL PASS!!!! hahahahaha!" … more

My 13 year old healthy Siamese cat loves the Iams Senior dry cat food. My vet recommended the change of dry food. Chewy is the ONLY place I can find it, in store or online. Thanks

My older cat had the IAM"S Proactive Health food (for senior cats) and he went right to it, didn't have to push him to it. Thank you Chewy!