Taste of the Wild Rocky Mountain Grain-Free Dry Cat Food

My 2 boys (9-month-old brothers)like it, but of course, I haven't found any kitten/cat food they don't like. I switched to cat food because I felt they were gaining too much weight on kitten food. 390kcal/cup to about 440kcal/cup in the kitten food they were eating. Still has a lot of protein and other good nutrients for young cats.

Obviously I can't appreciate and rate Taste of the Wild myself! But my two cats, who have very different eating habits, both love it. The list of ingredients indicates it is high quality and free of the usual harmful fillers. And it is priced more reasonably than what I believe are comparable high quality dry foods.

This is the best cat food I've ever purchased, and I've purchased A TON. I'm actually fairly new to Taste of the Wild. A local pet store had small sample bags and my cats couldn't get enough. I went and bought them one of these full-sized bags, and they like it so much they've started rejecting other food that they used to eat. They used to ignore dry food entirely and only eat their Blue Basics wet food. Now it's flipped, and they ignore most wet food and only eat this particular kibble. This is the first time I've had to monitor their dry food consumption. It is best paired with a puzzle-feeder tray, in my experience. So like, I'm really glad the kitties love this food and I'll continue to This is the best cat food I've ever purchased, and I've purchased A TON. I'm actually fairly new to Taste of the Wild. A local pet store had small sample bags and my cats couldn't get enough. I went and bought them one of these full-sized bags, and they like it so much they've started rejecting other food that they used to eat. They used to ignore dry food entirely and only eat their Blue Basics wet food. Now it's flipped, and they ignore most wet food and only eat this particular kibble. This is the first time I've had to monitor their dry food consumption. It is best paired with a puzzle-feeder tray, in my experience. So like, I'm really glad the kitties love this food and I'll continue to buy it. Just know that it's literally SO MUCH BETTER than other foods that you might have trouble getting them interested in other stuff. … more

When I give my kids salmon wet food, or the corresponding Taste of the Wild salmon & venison wet food, I add some of this dry food. They snarf it like it's Crack! They're picky about flavors - heck, they're cats, after all! - so when I give them poultry and put the S&V dry on top, it gets the snub. But with fish/seafood, they're all over it like green on grass!

Our cat Sammy only eats quality, wet cat food that we buy from Chewy.com. However, recently we went shopping for a good quality small pellet-like dry cat food, not so much for supplemental feeding, but as a healthier "treat and reward" incentive for training purposes. Well, this Taste of the Wild did the trick beyond our expectations. Sammy isn't a picky eater but he hasn't liked any of the other dry foods we have tried until he tried Taste of the Wild. He loves this stuff. We recently taught him some new lessons like ringing a bell. He learned his new "trick" in record time (3 days) thanks to his new favorite "treat" incentive, Taste of the Wild.

Our cats usual food was out of stock, so I searched Chewy to see what else there was. They had been eating the same food for years. It was one of the first foods we purchased for them and they seemed to be doing okay with it, so we just stuck with it. I wasn't sure how our female cat would do with this particular variety because she tends to only like fishy food/fish flavors. (I know there's smoked salmon in this, but it isn't one of the first few ingredients.) Anyhow, I decided to give it a try because of all the positive reviews. Well, they both LOVE it! I realized the female cat is begging for treats less because she's eating more food instead. Now, looking back, I don't think she was actually Our cats usual food was out of stock, so I searched Chewy to see what else there was. They had been eating the same food for years. It was one of the first foods we purchased for them and they seemed to be doing okay with it, so we just stuck with it. I wasn't sure how our female cat would do with this particular variety because she tends to only like fishy food/fish flavors. (I know there's smoked salmon in this, but it isn't one of the first few ingredients.) Anyhow, I decided to give it a try because of all the positive reviews. Well, they both LOVE it! I realized the female cat is begging for treats less because she's eating more food instead. Now, looking back, I don't think she was actually eating very much (compared to what she's eating now). I'm very pleased and as long as they're both feeling and looking good, we'll stick with this. I should also mention that they used to throw up occasionally with the Crave food and you'd see the whole food pieces. So far, no pukes have happened with the Taste of the Wild. … more

Wookie, my 13 years old Himalaya, was losing weight with his regular food. After trying two well known brands of cat food, he definitely chooses Taste of the Wild. He gained more that one pound in two weeks and has a better hair.

I've been getting this for my cats for years. It's got great, nutrient-dense ingredients without cheap filler, but still at a reasonable price point. It doesn't smell too strong either (good for humans). My cats love it.

My cats LOVE this product as do I. I particularly like that the kibble is uniformly small pieces. Over the years I’ve had problems with my cats managing most dry cat food due to the size of the pieces, especially my elderly cats. This will be a mainstay in my house.

I have an outdoor cat and an indoor cat, neither one of them would eat this food. I thought since my indoor cat was eating the dog food which is this brand and had venison in it she would eat it. I was wrong.