My 5-month-old kitten loves it. We switched directly from Royal Canin Kitten (which has almost double the price and lower protein content and higher carbohydrate content) and I noticed a big difference in his appetite. The little animal seems to enjoy his food much more. His fur, although already good, has become softer and his stools are in good condition with minimal odor (especially in a closed litter box, there is no smell at all). His mood is very good and he seems so satisfied and full that our own food doesn't affect him at all, even if the plate is in front of him. This food itself smells like shrimp and my only concern is that he eats it in a frenzy and I'm afraid we might exceed the recommended quantities and gain weight.

All in all, it's an excellent food so far. If we don't encounter any issues in the long run, I don't see a reason to switch brands, I will only get him different flavors for variety.

The smell from my cats' litter box is very strong and they also have soft stools. Something they didn't have with Acana.

I have bought it for my little cat and she likes it very much. Her fur is shiny and very soft. I would recommend it to all young kittens.

It is a very good and high-quality food indeed, at a very satisfactory price. The only reason to stop using it is if your cat has gastrointestinal problems, like in my case. Then it is not a suitable choice.

They are completely indifferent. And they are three different cats. It's a shame because it is also considered premium

I recently bought it to have a complete opinion, but my kittens destroy it. They are 3 and 11 months old. They eat it in combination with Applaws kitten chicken to avoid monotony, but also when they don't eat the homemade food we feed them. I will come back with more information!