When I got my kittens, I started them on some of the higher-end kibbles such as science diet, but they always had stomach upsets. I tried switching over to IAMS, then pro-plan without improvement. My mom has been feeding Purina Cat Chow to a feral cat for ages, so I tried that with my kitties. After a gradual change-over, the problems with loose stools, 'accidents' and vomiting all but disappeared overnight!

I also like the low price, and my cats both eat it with relish, and have maintained good body condition despite nearly unlimited access to dry food.

Pros: Easy to digest, palatable, multi-cat, low priced

Cons: Some "questionable" ingredients

My cats love this food among other Purina dry food. They stay very healthy on this and their coats are shiny.

Pros: cats like this

Cons: my cats love this

Purina is a great brand. i would trust that my animals would be in good hands with this product. all the food has a lot of health benefits and my cats love the way that this formula tastes.

Pros: great product

Cons: none

Our shelter uses Purina Cat chow as our main food to feed the adult cats. We like it because it does not seem to upset their tummies. Some of the foods like Meox mix and kit and kaboodles does upset their tummies.

So if we can pick the food of choice, it is purina for the shelter cats.

Pros: affordable

Cons: not the healthiest

When I was a poor college student, I fed this to my cat. I get a discount on another food now, but if something happened to that, I would have no problem feeding Purina to my pets. It's a decent food and it doesn't contain red dyes (makes my cats sick). If it's what your cat likes, this is an okay food to feed them.

Pros: Good for tight budgets

Cons: Not the best nutritionally