Natural Balance L.I.D. Limited Ingredient Diets Green Pea & Venison Grain-Free Dry Cat Food

My cat has eaten a prescription dry food for years ... not for the medicinal qualities but because it was the ONLY dry food she would eat. An 8 lb bag went from $50 to almost $70 and was completely discontinued at the end of 2020. Having tried to find a cheaper dry food before, I was in a panic about being forced to find a replacement. The Rx food was pea and venison flavor so when I found this Natural Balance dry food in green pea and venison flavor - at half the price!! - I decided to give it a try. AND SHE LIKES IT!! Disaster averted! I hope your finicky eater will like it too!

I was feeding my cat wholehearted duck limited ingredient wet/dry food but they stopped making it. I switched to a different brand of duck limited ingredient food but my cat ended up having a severe allergic reaction to it resulting in several horrible hot spots. I was desperate to find a meat he hadn't had before. I was very hesitant, but I know how wonderful Chewy is with returns so I thought I'd give it a try. Well. Let me just say it's love at first bite. He is still a bit itchy, but I think that may be from his old food since I didn't want to switch him instantly to a brand new food he hasn't had before. I'm hoping this will be the answer!

It's good to find alternative proteins. I would like to see more of them on the market. Hard to find any (although there are raw and other versions, I suppose) that do not have some form of known allergen for many cats - fish, poultry, pork, beef, or peas, potato, etc. Regardless, this is good for my healthy cats. I have to use a hydrolyzed protein kibble for my allergy cat.

I got this for my kitty with digestive issues and he loves it and so does my other 3 kitties. This makes it easier at feeding time

One of my cats is picky, had tear stains, tears and eye crust build up. I switched both the food and litter and something worked! His eyes have improved and he enjoyed the food as well. I have no complaints!

Switching my cat to this limited ingredient diet has resulted in noticeable benefits for my seven-year-old cat. Firstly, she has more energy and sleeps a little less. Secondly, removing grains and multiple animal-sourced ingredients from her diet has resulted in much more regular (productive) bowl habits - an issue for older indoor cats in my experience. A favorite choice is the venison formula.

We have been to the vet and it seems my cat has bad food allergies esp to chicken & turkey. The vet had him on prescription food which was so expensive and yet he was still vomiting atleast once a week if not more. We then started shots once a month plus the prescription food and as soon as the shot would wear off after 30 days we were back to puking. Finally i read and read reviews and googled and we tried this and it has been a life saver. No more vomiting FINALLY!!!!

My cat Simba needs a limited diet due to a skin condition. He had no problem switching to this food. In fact, my other cat (with no allergies) was jealous of this food and now they are both eating this. It's been a year now and they are both very excited to eat this with no digestion issues.

We tried many different prescription and limited ingredient foods without any success for our multiple cats with food allergies, sensitivities, IBD and GI lymphoma. This is the only food we were able to find that has worked for them all, and the only one that did not have any egg, chicken products and corn. (The joys of multiple allergic cats!) No more stomach issues, and their coats and weights are perfect. Our vet is very happy with how well they are doing, and two have resolved their symptoms enough to avoid going on medication therapy at this time.

Unfortunately my kitty didn’t like this. It really is a great quality food though! I recommend trying it but I just think it might not be very palatable.