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HomeCat SuppliesCat FoodCan FoodNatural Balance Canned Cat Food, Limited Ingredient Duck and Green Pea Recipe, 24 x 6 Ounce Pack |
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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Expensive But Worth It. Jul 20, 2008
By nina
Even before I adopted my first cat, I'd been reading reviews about the best canned food out there for cats. Most sites seemed to recommend this brand. The price made me wince a little, but having compared the ingredients to those of brands that are cheaper, I think this product is a good investment. After all, we want what's best for our kitties, right? Those cheaper products might be more affordable, but the possible health problems from those ingredients aren't worth the money saved.
Anyway, my cats LOVE this food. They lick their bowls clean, and they lick the serving spoon too. If even a little bit falls out of their bowls, they will lick it off. I have given them every flavour, and they aren't picky at all (apart from the Indoor Formula flavour-- they WILL eat it all but don't beg me for more). I am also comforted by the fact that you can look up each can of food on their website, and they will provide a report, analysing the food.
5 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Great for Elimination Diets/Chicken-Free! Jun 22, 2009
By EN
I feed the Natural Balance Green Pea & Duck wet and dry food to my cat ever since my friends and vet suggested I do an elimination diet. Granted, my cat will eat anything in a can, I'm glad that Natural Balance has made this limited ingredient food so my cat doesn't have to suffer from his allergies to chicken. It is difficult to find cat food without chicken since it is in everything and the novel protein in Natural Balance's Limited Ingredient Diet is awesome!
The dry Natural Balance Limited Ingredient Diet however, does have an ingredient that the canned wet food doesn't have: fish oil. So if you're doing a super stringent elimination diet, just compare labels for both the dry and wet because the ingredients do differ (my cat does fine with both).
It has been several weeks now that my cat has been on the wet and dry NB food and his ear/face itching has almost completely disappeared! Just remember, talk to your vet about elimination diets if you think your cat may have allergies.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Excellent wet food Jul 26, 2009
By Eva
Both of my cats enjoy this, even the picky one who is very hard to please when it comes to food. It's a great choice for cats who have allergies to ingredients in regular cat food. The texture is 'pate' style, which my cats like. I've been feeding this for a while now and both of my cats are healthy and very happy.
Great For Cats With Food Allergies Apr 04, 2012
By Thomas Raven
I had my cat on one of Hill's Prescription Diets until she had a bad reaction to the food. The prescription diet she was on used hydrolysed chicken protein to try and fool her system to try and avoid an allergic response. It worked for a while but she eventually had a severe (and very scary) reaction to the food that led me to look for alternatives. So far, this Natural Balance limited ingredient diet has been ideal. The novel protein is much better than some engineered chicken protein, AND she loves it. I just wish Amazon would offer the smaller cans.
Much cheaper than prescription food, and every bit as good. Mar 22, 2012
By Lynn Benson
I discovered this cat food last year when we moved to a new state and I was running low on my cats special prescription food. I figured I'd get it and until I could find the right vet it would do okay enough. It already had good reviews.
My cat had food allergies that caused some major skin reactions and was put on this restrictive diet a couple years ago. No chicken, no grain, blah blah blah... all I heard was $50 for an 8lb bag of dry food?!#!? Anyway, we'd seen how well she reacted to the prescription food and had that to compare with. Our cat did start eating new bugs and probably grasses/plants when we moved to a new state so she had a flare up of her allergy, but when the weather cooled and those delicious distractions went away, the continued feeding of this Natural Balance food was able to get her back to normal. Her digestion was never an issue with this food. And my dogs and other cat seemed to prefer this over their own dry food. So the taste was good apparantly, though I'll just take their word for it.
Which, by the way, was my initial venture into this food - the dry variety. But my cat was old and it was time to add the wet stuff.
I am not reviewing the sellers here, as I have purchased this food in dry and both 3/6oz canned wet food from a couple different sellers.
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