Cat Chow Indoor, 16 Pounds

My family has been feeding all our pets Purina Complete Chow for years. All of our doggies have lived to be at least 15 and died due to old age or unrelated ailments. When I adopted a dog and cat of my own my mom suggested that we start them on Purina as a cost friendly food. Our kitty was 13 when he came to live with us and quite ill. We had to switch his food and he has no issues with Purina and consistently gobbles up his food. He's a very happy boy and we'll be celebrating his 17th birthday in a few months! Both my vets seemed to agree that it was a safe and affordable choice for feeding pets.

My cat is as spoiled as can be, but I had to put her on a diet. So i choose Purina Indoor Cat Chow even though my cat is both indoor and out. She wrnt for it imeadeatly and now turns her nose up at Reg Purina Cat Chow. Lol Also shes lost the extra weight that was causing her pain (due to a serious injury) and is now running, jumping, hunting and playing. Plus has gone back out for her neighborhood patrols! Shes like a kitten again! ( shes 7). Thanks Purina!!!

I have 3 beautiful furbabies at home. While there are so many choices to choose from, I always feed them cat chow either indoor version or naturals. I usually switch back and forth to give them a variety. What I love about this is the first issue is they do not get sick or vomit the food up. This is important because other brands I have tried, I usually have to stay behind them picking up their messes. They absolutely love this food, as soon as they hear me opening the bag up, all 3 of them come running. I keep a full bowl for them so they can eat at any time they want to, but they act as though this stuff is crack. So I might as well indulge in what they like. I have tried other foods before and they will back away from the dish, or smack the bowl away. They have never done it with this, and actually eat it all up. So I tend to stick with what my babies love.

While not the healthiest food out there, it's reasonably priced in bulk for households with multiple cats. This particular flavor is higher in fiber, which has been good for my one girl's stomach issues. Both my cats love it. And if you are worried about your cats coats... They have beautiful healthy coats of fur with thick manes. They are brushed every other day to keep fur balls to a minimum. This is their primary food with minimal meals of moist food during the day. They are both healthy and happy cats thanks to Purina.

My casts all like this and it does help with hairballs. It also seems to be better on the older ones stomach. I have both indoor and outdoor cats and it works for all of them. They meow for their dish to be filled and it is reasonably priced and my cats are all happy and healthy. I would say buy it. However, if you are changing out your current food remember to slowly introduce it. Any complete change of can always upset your cats stomach. Just a friendly reminder from a pet lover.

I've been feeding my cats Purina products since 1978. I've cared for about 40 throughout the years, including fostering kittens for adoption through a shelter. Several of my cats have lived to 18 or 19 years of age on Purina products. I don't see the need for "fancy" new foods. Purina has been providing quality feeds for many years. This variety is particularly loved by my cats and I like that it is formulated for indoor cats, since none of mine go outside.

We feed our cats four different types of dry food (free access) and wet food in pouches twice a day. One cat in particular is extremely fussy. She doesn't like any wet food at all (nope, not even tuna) and will only eat this particular dry food. No matter how hungry she is, if this food isn't in the bowl, she will ignore all the other food and insist we fill up the bowl. (She has her ways of "insisting." You know what I mean.) I realize it's not uber-gourmet health food like some other brands, but she won't eat other brands. She seems to be in great health despite her self-limiting diet, so we're okay with that.

I am always concerned when I change brands of food for my cat. Anyone who owns a cat will know what I mean about their loyalty to something and how they can react when changes are made. Happily, she took right to this, after a couple of tentative sniffs, walk abouts then settling in for a meal. She's happy, I'm happy, and it must be good for her, she's not young and her fur and activity level seem to be somewhat improved since the switch.