My cats went for this food the first time I set it out. I probably didn't switch foods slow enough as some of the cats had some diarrhea but that quickly cleared up. They ate quite a bit at first but after being on it for a while, they seemed to eat less. It has helped my diabetic cat lower his insulin amounts as well. Great food.

Pros: Low carbs, high protein, tasty

Cons: price

This is probably the best kibble food out that that is the closest to a natural diet of meat and vegetables. It has no grains, preservatives, best holistic choice. I don't feed kibble as a meal but do use this as a treat. Great, great great.

Pros: no additives, most natural

Cons: none

Since cats are carnivores this food is perfect and it must taste good because they never turn their noses at it (at least not yet) I also like it because you don't have to transition to adult food from kitten food it's good for all ages.

Pros: Great food for kittens and adult kitties

Cons: Expensive

My cat Puggy is sensitive to grains, especially gluten, and cannot eat regular food. This is a good, high-protein food that he and all the other cats really like. It is quite pricey, but he's worth penny. :)

Pros: Grain-free

Cons: Expensive

This was developed as a low-carb dry food for cats. This may help prevent obesity and diabetes in some cats by feeding them closer to the protein/fat/carbs that is in their natural diet.

Pros: low carb

Cons: not readily available