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Taste Of The Wild Cat Food


bartfull

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bartfull Rising Star

It used to be that I couldn't get gluten-free cat food here but a groomer opened up three doors down from my shop and she carries Taste of the Wild. She has given me some free sample bags to see which flavor Patches likes. One is roasted venison and wild salmon, the other is trout and smoked salmon. They also have bison and venison. They sell it for $11 a bag. I didn't check the weight on the bags but I think it's probably about five pounds or so.

 

Has anybody tried this brand?


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Judy3 Contributor

I used to feed my cats that all the time.  My male now has diabetes and my female had bladder infections regularly while on it.  Be careful with that stuff!!! 

bartfull Rising Star

Yeah, I've been on a bunch of cat websites all morning looking it up and I've decided to return these free samples. :angry: This stuff is BAD!

squirmingitch Veteran

Barty, have you looked at chewy.com? It might behoove you to just order online.

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