ZIWIPeak Daily Cat Grain Free New Zealand Venison Recipe 24x85g

This has the best ratios of protein and fats to volume/weight of all the more ethical dry cat foods I can find in the UK. A bit spendy but I rotate it with a couple of other brands across the day/week. so my cats get the benefit but also the variety. Obviously they have wet food alongside as well to ensure adequate hydration and to give them more variety in meats and fish... but basically it's a fantastic product if you can afford it.As there's often crumbs left in the bottom of the bag, save those in a small pot to use as a topper for wet food to avoid waste (of the lambs' life)!

My cat really enjoy it, a little bit expensive for me

Bought this for my 20month Main Coon who is very underweight for his age and breed for no apparent reason. He doesn't like it and turns his nose up at it if I try to feed him that alone so I just add a teaspoon to each portion of wet food he has through the day. It's pot luck at the time whether he eats it or leaves it, licked clean of wet meat, back in the feeding bowl. Picky little monkey. He has started to slowly put on some weight though so with perseverance it may or may not be working. It is quite pricey but appears to be good quality although it does smell pretty unpleasant. Going to try the mackerel & lamb mix next time. The addition of fish may just entice him - fingers crossed ;)

Purchased in error but my dog didn't mind. The ingredients are faultless, making it a reasonable alternative to raw feeding especially if you are travelling or are unwilling to store or handle raw meat. The cost is justified, but perhaps you may beel not sustainable, so perhaps for occasional use or as a treat? It stinks like it should!

Product fine, but why do Amazon delivery people leave things in the garden when I am in waiting for them to tell me it's here? KNOCK AT THE DOOR!

I've been buying things off amazon for years and this is my first review because I'm so shocked by how amazing it is. I have a very picky cat who was quite poorly since he was a kitten. He has a very low appetite and if I don't put his topper on food he would go a full day without eating. The last time he finished a plate of food was over 6 months ago and he doesn't have big portions because he is quite tiny due to him being ill. It wasn't difficult switching him over to this food and he took to it surprisingly well. Although he still needs a bit of his favourite treat on top to get him started eating he now finishes his portions without any issue. He actually looks to me for more!It is quite pricey but I have spent more buying bags of food he doesn't eat because he is so picky (I've got quite a lot of full bags of cat food now). He was eating quite healthy food before but due to a recent recall I had to find an alternative. I even noticed a greater improvement in his coat, which I didn't think it was possible. He is a very inactive cat but on this food he seems to be more alert and even started playing a little. It's been less than a week on the food and I'm ready to buy a bigger bag regardless of the price.

I bought this as a supplement for my ferrets diet and they got a small amount every time they were fed but bag is already out of date and didn't even get through half of it

I have two Devon Rex kittens.I fed them with expensive UK-branded kitten dry and wet food for several months, they enjoyed it and everything was great. But suddenly one of my kitten had a very soft poo (a bit of blood at the end), the other kitten had the same but also started vomiting and refused to eat and drink for over 24hr. I brought this kitten to the vet, she spent there for 4 days on a dropper as they couldn't find anything. My vet bill was £1399 and they didn't find the reason. They only said to feed her with rice/boiled chicken and give her lots of antibiotics...The vet did tested my kitten's blood, they did do x-ray, they checked if she had pancreatitis, but nothing was found. Therefore my opinion is that it was because of previous kitten food.I immediately transferred my kittens to ZIWIPEAK and their stools started to be solid with no sings of blood. I didn't even do any slow-transitional period because I was scared to feed them with the food I used before... I was really nervous that my kittens would have constipation or vomiting or diarrhea as I didn't introduce new food properly (it was recommended to have at least 5 days transitional period), but everything was just brilliant. I gave them ZIWIPEAK wet food for 2 days , and I introduced air-dried food on the 3rd day. I did add a bit of cat-probiotic on top of their wet food just in case and everything worked really well.I'm so happy to see my kittens enjoying their new food and playing around, pooing solidly. Their poops are less smelly, and there are less of them.I do understand that I need less food to feed them with ZIWIPEAK, but it's still a bit too expensive for me as I have two pets, so I'm going to switch again to something else in couple of months, but if you can afford this food, I would strongly recommend it (ps kittens prefer wet version of this food) .