Wysong Epigen 90 Starch-Free Formula Grain-Free Dry Dog & Cat Food, 5-lb bag

Bought this food after seeing the great ingredients and species appropriate nutritional needs for my cat, Molly. I’m hoping the low-carb content will also help her shed some weight. Only time will tell. It has been over a week of transitioning, and Molly loves this stuff! She is eating about 50% old food and 50% Wysong. She gets fuller faster and actually leaves food in the bowl because she is full, which she has never done before. On the old lower protein food, she was always hungry and begging for food. She even seems to pick out the Wysong food first and then eats the old food. Hoping this new diet will be a life-long choice for Molly!

I tried to switch my cats to this starch free kibbles but my female cats do not like this very much. They prefer Blue Buffalo Lynx cat food. I was hoping to help one lose weight but the fact she does not like this cat food is not working out. I guess I better stick with a food made for cats only.

Fantastic product! I only wish I had known of this brand when I first got my cat in 2013. He's now 12 yrs old with hyperthyroidism. But, he's very healthy & loves this product almost more than wet food. If Wysong made a 3oz can of wet food I'd buy it in a heartbeat. Highly recommend this product.

We tried this as a recommendation for my corgi who is diabetic. It did help improve his blood sugars, but he was having more diarrhea as we introduced more of the food. We tried for about a month without improvement. Once going back to his old food, the diarrhea resolved. On a side note, Chewy's customer service is wonderful and I will continue to look for more options through Chewy.com. A company that we believe truly cares about these animals!

My diabetic cat was doing bad. She had an ear infection that would NOT go away. Like over a year suffering with this and I'm not even sure how much money down the drain. Lots of antibiotics and nothing helped...until I switched her to this food. Night and day. Only thing I needed to add was a little fish oil because her skin got flakey, dandruff. The best.

Fatcat loves it but needs a bit of carb food added to keep her stools from being to loose. She has been prone to diarrhea since a kitten. Everyone eats this. Carbs are about 5-8%

My 11 year old cat JoJo is diabetic . I was using food Veterinary Recommend which they sell, dry food. He ate it, but I did think ingredients were that great. He stopped eating , ate very little. I ordered Epigen 90 and he gobbled it up. He will no longer eat the other brand. I will try to get my fat kitty to eat it to. The both eat canned food.

Very happy with Wysong food. It took a lot of research to find a dry cat food without so many carbohydrates and fillers. Having pets with diabetes and a food they will actually eat has been frustrating. So thank you Wysong and Chewy for making this food possible to us consumers!

This food was recommended by a friend after we had taken our 11 year old cat into the emergency vet 4-5x over about 2-3 years. We did a lot of tests and exrays and no one could figure out what it was exactly. Some said the heart, some the brain, some digestive, some a disease that caused inflammation. So far after changing our aging cat to this cat food that we give her 2x a day, combined w a once a day small amount of fish oil (human vitamin gel cap- 5 drops) and a small amount of cat probiotics disguised in a tiny (1/8 tsp) portion of wet food, she has not had “an episode” that would send her to the ER. It’s been almost 1.5 years!! Perhaps there is something to be said for people taking This food was recommended by a friend after we had taken our 11 year old cat into the emergency vet 4-5x over about 2-3 years. We did a lot of tests and exrays and no one could figure out what it was exactly. Some said the heart, some the brain, some digestive, some a disease that caused inflammation. So far after changing our aging cat to this cat food that we give her 2x a day, combined w a once a day small amount of fish oil (human vitamin gel cap- 5 drops) and a small amount of cat probiotics disguised in a tiny (1/8 tsp) portion of wet food, she has not had “an episode” that would send her to the ER. It’s been almost 1.5 years!! Perhaps there is something to be said for people taking more interest in how their cats age, and with it, needing a dietary change that will help with inflammation, gut health, and precautionary health benefits of fish oil to ward of the C word. … more

I am thoroughly impressed by this Epigen 90 starch- free food for cats and dogs.. and so is my little cat, Patches. It was love at first sniff When I opened the bag. I started by mixing it with her old kibbles, supposedly a healthy brand But with 37% carbs! She picked the Epigen kibbles out from the rest and ate them exclusively. Even when I put it on her canned food with gravy, she took the Epigen and left the gravy food. Within two days she had, by her own choice, converted totally to the new Epigen diet. I will have to give away the other stuff as she won't touch it. My little Patches is 14 to 15 years old now, so considered an older cat. She can still do some high jumps I am thoroughly impressed by this Epigen 90 starch- free food for cats and dogs.. and so is my little cat, Patches. It was love at first sniff When I opened the bag. I started by mixing it with her old kibbles, supposedly a healthy brand But with 37% carbs! She picked the Epigen kibbles out from the rest and ate them exclusively. Even when I put it on her canned food with gravy, she took the Epigen and left the gravy food. Within two days she had, by her own choice, converted totally to the new Epigen diet. I will have to give away the other stuff as she won't touch it. My little Patches is 14 to 15 years old now, so considered an older cat. She can still do some high jumps and somersaults to catch feathers in the air, but is not nearly as active as when she was younger. After about 10 days on Epigen she seems a little happier and friskier, more playful. She joins me in exercises when I get down on the floor and is gleefully enjoying the activity. And I almost think her fur is softer already. The most remarkable thing is that now she no longer begs for food constantly between breakfast and dinner, or between dinner and the middle of the night. She seems perfectly satisfied with a tablespoon of kibbles in the morning and one for supper, with another tablespoon reserved for training treats in the afternoon and evening. The Epigen 90 kibbles seem even more motivating than the famous but unhealthy treats I used to use for training. I was shocked when I read that label on the famous brand. I will probably add a teaspoon of pumpkin to her diet to avoid hairballs and keep the digestive tract running smoothly. Plus a few blueberry treats as special rewards. She's 10 pounds now but my vet thinks she should be 7 pounds. I've been trying for several years to trim her tummy, but to no avail. With the old food, she'd be begging for more food an hour after meals. Like eating in a Chinese restaurant and being starving again an hour later ( for me personally, feeling like fainting). I believe it was for the same reason. The high glycemic carbohydrates jacked her blood sugar way up and quickly dropped it like a rock, leaving her feeling restless and hungry again. With the Epigen 90, she takes a little stroll outdoors, then comes in and stretches out like a Tigress in the jungle, in a state of bliss and grooming peacefully. She won't even touch any treats offered until at least 3 to 4 hours after her 1 Tablespoon meal - and that's a level Tablespoon, not heaping. I suspect that as she very gradually loses that extra 3 pounds she may go on to eating maybe 3/8 of a cup a day. Even then I calculate The Epigen 90 will cost no more than feeding a cheap brand of well-known canned food, because she eats less and wastes less. Every kibble is eaten. I call her my Paleo-Keto cat now, and I think that's way cats were designed to be. … more