Peak Steam & Dried Cat Food – Wild South Pacific Fish - High Protein, Skin & Coat Health, Low Carb, for All Life Stages (28.8oz)

My cat has a bowel disorder disease and this is the only cat food that helped her symptoms. She loves it and doesn't vomit like before. Highly recommended

Normal and expensive

Transitioning two male kittens to this food and they love it. They love equally 50:50 ziwi peaks and kitten open farm - eventually they will be 100%. I know it’s healthy for them and I don’t mind paying for good food. Less vet bills in the long run. This food is dryer than others - make sure to give plenty of wet food, and water. Try this - they will like it.

I'm very satisfied with the results from switching from Hills Adult Indoor forumla, to Rachel Ray's Nutrish, to now this. My 10 year old girl is an extremely picky eater. I've tried switching her to wet food and raw food to no avail. She is a kibble junkie. She loves seafood flavors: salmon and tuna are favorites. I was so grateful to find that she took to this kibble within a few days of me introducing it. We tried the fish version and that's all we've done so far. Some days she would even prefer to finish all of this kind of kibble, as opposed to her previous Rachel Ray brand, yay! To me, it's worth the overpowering scent, if it means my cat will like something that's healthier for her. I feed my dog a homemade raw diet that I formulate at home with spreadsheets and calculate exact ratios. I wish I could do the same but it was just getting so exhausting trying to convince my cat to eat something healthy for her. So I caved to the high price point and bought a premium brand kibble. She used to shed like crazy super bad. It wasn't always her whole life but ever since she turned like 9 it's just skyrocketed. Now after 2 solid months using this, her shedding has gone way down. I don't get a handful of loose fur every time I try to pet her, and it's stopped being in all my food. Basically, it's gone back to a normal level that she had in her youth, which I thank the inclusion of the omega threes and fish in the recipe for that. She's also struggled with crusty build up in the corner of her eyes, and to me, it seems like that has reduced since the switch to this brand. My spouse hates the smell and I think it smells like fish food, but that's kind of appealing to me rather than absolutely revolting. But it is a very overpowering scent, every time you open the bag. My spouse also claims that it makes her #2 smell horrible, but I don't think they smell any worse than they did before. And if anything, that's just more motivating for me to keep her box regularly cleaned lol. But it is quite the unbearable stink bomb if you're nearby when she drops it. 🤢 Because she is older and very inactive, but has very good self regulation regarding food and hunger cues, she's not overweight. She's at a healthy 7.5 lbs, and she eats probably around 1/3 cup per day of this kibble, so the 1.9 lb bag workd out for us to buy once a month, so our cost is usually $35/mo (lately been able to find it for $28, yay). She loves it and I love it. And it's worth the price to me to know it's so much better for her health. And it's ingredients I pretty much all trust. The only thing I don't really like to see in the formula is the inclusion of legumes, so I hope it doesnt heavily rely on those to contribute to the 40% protein since cats are obligate carnivores. But because the formula includes plenty of taurine, I'm not too worried about it actively creating harm, her body just might not be absorbing as much protein out of it as the label suggests. While I would love to feed her raw in a perfect world, I'm happy with this for now. (2nd image showing her lack of crusty eyes)

My cat loves it.

When it comes to food for your pet, please never try to save as much as you can. With that being said, I love to splurge on extremely high quality food for my princess cat so she can have all the nutrients she needs in order to be healthy. This brand is a little pricey but the ingredients are amazing, I'd rather spend more on cat food and get my cat the best out there, rather then saving up and give her cheap stuff just to make trips to the vet in the future. My cat likes it a lot!

My oriental cat loves this food he is given a small amount as I lunchtime snack. He is fed Katkin meat in the morning and evening. His coat is sleek and glossy and his teeth are pearly white. He is an indoor cat so uses a litter tray, when feeding a high quality diet no smelly poo. He is two half years old and has always been fed high quality food. Yes it's expensive compared to others on the market but most are full of cereals and filler which are not good for cats health.