Beyond Purina Natural Limited Ingredient Dry Cat Food, Simply White Meat Chicken & Whole Oat Meal Recipe - 6 lb. Bag

My cats really enjoy this food. It has a fresh aroma and they get excited when I bring it out. The crunchy kernels are pebble size and made with good ingredients. It has Chicken, rice, egg, pea, carrots, apples and lots of vitamins. It has a good Phosphorous level at 1.0, which I look at for my cat's urinary tract, but not low enough if you're looking for food for a cat with kidney problems. It has high fiber which helps with the hairballs. The crude protein is average. It meets the AAFCO* standards, which is something I look for. If the food meets the AAFCO standards, AAFCO recognition will be somewhere on the bag like the picture. *AAFCO, the Association of American Feed Control Officials, is a non-profit organization that designed standards to protect consumers and animals. AAFCO itself does not regulate, test, or approve pet food; rather, it provides the standards that most states voluntarily adopt as their pet food laws. AAFCO creates nutrient profiles that define the minimum and, in some cases, maximum levels of essential vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients for pet food. AAFCO sets rules for the information that must appear on pet food packaging, such as the ingredient list, guaranteed analysis (percentages of nutrients like protein and fat), and a "nutritional adequacy statement"

This cat food WAS the best food and all three cats loved it! Out of nowhere they quit making it! Why I don't know. I'm working on replacement now.

Compared to other dry cat food, this seems to have the most natural ingredients that cats need, the main ones being protein from meat and eggs. It also seems to be pretty digestible. As far as taste goes, my cats prefer this to other brands including the expensive Hills plan, which none of them, including my sick cat, wanted to eat. I buy this from Amazon because my local grocery stores no longer carry it. When they did, it got sold out fairly quickly.

As far as I’m concerned and as much research that I look into this seems like a pretty decent brand if you’re on a budget but don’t want meow mix. My two cats ate it for a bit they seemed to like it. I have two older cats though now, so I had to switch them to something more suitable for their age and health.

One of my cats has bad allergies. He gets bad dandruff and reactions to several different foods. This one has been the best so far, for a reasonable price. He loves it and so does my other cat. We had tried the Purina Beyond Indoor, but transitioned to this one due to the allergies and less ingredients. Both of them transitioned fine and seem to love this one even more. It seems easily digestible and I haven’t noticed any vomiting from either of them. Good size and quality, overall I am very pleased with this food.