Though my cats love this food, the consistency is a bit offputting. When I first tried putting water with it, I left it in its original shape, it did not absorb any of the water at all so I dumped the water. The second time trying to feed it, I crushed the pieces up (which was quite difficult for it being freeze-dried), and I tried mixing the water with the crushed pieces and again, it didn't absorb any of the water at all, it was just sitting in it. And the recommendations are way too much for one cat (i halved the amount and split it again for 2 meals) also considering they get mostly filled up with water. I wasn't satisfied with this one sadly (which is unfortunate because most other F.D foods have vegetables which a cat shouldn't be eating) so I'll just be using ... MoreThough my cats love this food, the consistency is a bit offputting. When I first tried putting water with it, I left it in its original shape, it did not absorb any of the water at all so I dumped the water. The second time trying to feed it, I crushed the pieces up (which was quite difficult for it being freeze-dried), and I tried mixing the water with the crushed pieces and again, it didn't absorb any of the water at all, it was just sitting in it. And the recommendations are way too much for one cat (i halved the amount and split it again for 2 meals) also considering they get mostly filled up with water. I wasn't satisfied with this one sadly (which is unfortunate because most other F.D foods have vegetables which a cat shouldn't be eating) so I'll just be using it for treats and a dry topper from now on.

I have two cats rescued off the kids when they were kittens a few years ago when they both became badly ill. I had been looking after them since they were about 10 weeks old. One of them was the runt of the litter who I noticed was putting on and loosing weight in a recurring cycle over 4 to 6 months at a time which worried me. Both cats were already on a good grain free kibble but I wanted to find something else that could supplement their existing food as a snack, that was healthy and good for them. When I came across the two varieties of Feline Natural dry food I decided to try them out. The cats love it and come up to me happily when I give them their Feline Natural snack. Of the two flavours, lamb and mackeral is their favourite. I sometimes some pieces at ... MoreI have two cats rescued off the kids when they were kittens a few years ago when they both became badly ill. I had been looking after them since they were about 10 weeks old. One of them was the runt of the litter who I noticed was putting on and loosing weight in a recurring cycle over 4 to 6 months at a time which worried me. Both cats were already on a good grain free kibble but I wanted to find something else that could supplement their existing food as a snack, that was healthy and good for them. When I came across the two varieties of Feline Natural dry food I decided to try them out. The cats love it and come up to me happily when I give them their Feline Natural snack. Of the two flavours, lamb and mackeral is their favourite. I sometimes some pieces at different places around the living room for them to sniff it out themselves as a form of enrichment and they never fail to find it.

High protein, high meat content. No carbs or fillers. Feeding this keeps my cats lean and satiated. And they love it. Sometimes I add water to make it a meal, other times I use the crumbs as a topper on their raw food meals, or I just serve as a dry food snack if I'm going to be out all day.