ORIJEN Cat & Kitten Grain-Free Dry Cat Food

I started my kitten off with wet food and dry Orijen Cat & Kitten. I realized after about a month the product had almost identical nutrition as a powder I was adding to my kitten’s wet food. The powder was Imuquin at a cost of $30. a month. Was very happy to change and only feed my kitten Orijen, since it was unnecessary to give her both. She is 10 months and is in excellent heath. Good bowels and a happy cat. My only complaint would be she started off as a cute little kitten and grew into a 14 pound “bobcat” size cat! Not an ounce of fat on her body! Fur is soft, ears and eyes are clear. Really happy with the product.

My kitten been having diarrhea/loose stool since the day he got home. Even Royal Canin, Hill’s, and Nutri Source didn’t help until I tried this.

Love orijen! All my animals are on orijen! Wish they had wet food but okay with why they don’t! Thank you orijen!

I bought Orijen because of the great ingredients. It seems impossible nowadays to find pet food that isn't loaded with "meals" and/or "by-products". Once opening the bag you can see and feel just how high quality this food is. It's so different from other cat foods I've bought. I heard about this brand originally from other ferrets owners and decided to try it for my cats. They really enjoy it, it may not be cheap but you really are buying some of the best pet diet out there. I will always recommend Orijen from now on.

Up until now, my cats have been eating a kibble mix of Fromm and Blue Buffalo. However, Fromm recently pulled their products from Chewy's shelves, so we decided to try something new. My cats love the Orijen treats, so it made sense to try the brand's kibble. It's very expensive, but Chewy was running a promotion targeted towards customers who'd been purchasing Fromm. My cats accepted the new blend -- Orijen and Blue Buffalo -- seamlessly, so it's a win. Not sure if we'll be able to stick with the Orijen in the long-term due to the high price, but it seems to be good stuff. We will continue to buy the Orijen treats at a local pet store that has a competitive price. If you've not tried Up until now, my cats have been eating a kibble mix of Fromm and Blue Buffalo. However, Fromm recently pulled their products from Chewy's shelves, so we decided to try something new. My cats love the Orijen treats, so it made sense to try the brand's kibble. It's very expensive, but Chewy was running a promotion targeted towards customers who'd been purchasing Fromm. My cats accepted the new blend -- Orijen and Blue Buffalo -- seamlessly, so it's a win. Not sure if we'll be able to stick with the Orijen in the long-term due to the high price, but it seems to be good stuff. We will continue to buy the Orijen treats at a local pet store that has a competitive price. If you've not tried them, you should, as your cat will love them! … more

I found out about Orijen cat (and dog food, too) through reading labels and word of mouth. Originally they only manufactured their product in Canada but now have a plant in the U.S. The company doesn't advertise, they don't need to. All you have to do is try this food with your cats and you probably will not go back to what you were using before and will recommend it to others. I feed both this dry food and home mixed wet food that is very high in protein and all my cats have become more active and healthy and the kittens I have fostered have done great. The whole prey approach seems to be just what cats need. Two of my cats were borderline diabetics before I switched and now they are healthy I found out about Orijen cat (and dog food, too) through reading labels and word of mouth. Originally they only manufactured their product in Canada but now have a plant in the U.S. The company doesn't advertise, they don't need to. All you have to do is try this food with your cats and you probably will not go back to what you were using before and will recommend it to others. I feed both this dry food and home mixed wet food that is very high in protein and all my cats have become more active and healthy and the kittens I have fostered have done great. The whole prey approach seems to be just what cats need. Two of my cats were borderline diabetics before I switched and now they are healthy and have gained back any weight they had lost. My oldest cat is 15 years old and he is the one that plays with any kittens and young cats, all day long. Something he couldn't be bothered to do before this diet. It is definitely worth the price. … more

My cats won't touch this stuff any longer. They used to come running when filling their bowls. They still come running..... they just won't eat. They sniff and paw and then begin meowing until I give them something else. Why would a company change a recipe for a premium food that was fine to begin with. My cats will only eat this when they are starving and then 2 out of four promptly throw it up. My vet told me to switch there food which I promptly did. Problem solved.

My dog has been on Orijen dog food for awhile so when I got my kitten I also got her Orijen. She is 8 weeks old and has no problem eating it. I also give her a small can of kitten food half in the morning and half at night and she still eats her Orijen during the day with no fuss at all.

I have tried several cat foods to help my cat to loose weight and get in better health. Nothing has worked for her, until we tried Champion Orijen Cat & Mitten food. She has already lost weight and is so much more active.

Our boys eat wet food (breakfast, supper), but as a bedtime snack they get dry food. We've used Acana, Nutro, Blue Buffalo, Instinct and Wellness; The one they liked the least was Wellness because the size was too small for them. I would recommend this brand, and others I mentioned above, because it's high protein, low carbs, grain free and our Boys like it.