Saetia has been on Wellness for the past two years... I have tried swapping to other 'natural' cat foods as i've been told it's good to switch up every once-in-a-while, but to no avail. Whenever my dad comes to visit he comments on how silky smooth her coat is as he pets it in amazement (he has made this comment more than once). I've put her on other stuff briefly - and the silkiness goes dry. I think it's all the wonderful Omega's in Wellness. I think wellness rocks! Five *****'s from me (and the cat!)

Pros: Cat Loves It! Smooth Silky Coat..

Cons: None (so far)

We put our cats on this diet and they have been very happy. The cats see to love it, and Wellness is good about putting good things in their food.

Pros: grain free, healthy

Cons: a little expensive

I began to feed Wellness to my cats when news of the Chinese toxic pet food fiasco hit. All are elderly, one diabetic whose health has actually improved. They like the taste but prefer switching to the other flavor (turkey and salmon) every other day.

I like that each can has plenty of congealed broth in it too. Mixed with warm water, it makes a "gravy" that the cats with bad teeth really enjoy, and the cats who need to drink more water are encouraged to do that.

Pros: Actually good for cats' health

Cons: Expensive, and found only at health food stores

We feed chicken Wellness on occasion as we try to limit the amount of chicken that the cats eat. Chicken is a hot food in Chinese medicine so we try to stay away from it for one of my cats who has a compulsive licking habit. They love this food. It is great because it has limited ingredients, grain free. It must taste great too because the cats eat it all up and lick the bowls clean.

Pros: natural, no preservatives, grain free

Cons: none

My 2 cats love this flavor the best of all the wellness products we feed. They wait in the morning by the kitchen for us to get up so they can be fed. We like that Wellness contains no grains, which are not good for cats.

Pros: Great taste

Cons: None