Grain-Free Freeze-Dried Turkey Cat Food from Primal Pet Foods, 14 Oz

Starbuddy: Researched vitamins/supplement for 17 yr old cat but didn't like reviews on high cost and if really effective. Cat started turning up nose on all dry food, wet canned food (including high quality Hills Science Diet), and having been on raw food diet all his life, even getting picky with that. Was eating frozen version of Primal cubes but stopped liking that too. Really likes this Primal hydrated by itself or mixed with raw food. Ingredients are good source of vitamins and better than taking chance with supplemetnts. Easier to eat as soft and no large chunks (has some aging dental issues). Smells like chicken and not stinky like some canned food. Would highly recommend giving it a try if you have finicky cat. Nice to purchase smaller size to give a try and then if don't like it not such a waste of $$$.

United States on Nov 15, 2023

Margaret K.: If you want to feed your cats well. This is the product. It’s way better than kibble, not as fattening, and much better for them. Not to mention my kitties love it.

United States on Nov 13, 2023

Anita: Easy to feed and keep and great topper for my cats food.

United States on Oct 27, 2023

bobma: My cat won’t touch this stuff. He smells it and walks away - would rather starve than eat it. Amazon and seller don’t offer returns on it either so you’re taking a risk of buying. Wouldn’t buy again 🙃

Canada on Apr 25, 2023

HEIDI K.: I have never written a negative review on an item before primarily because it's a waste of my time to focus on something negative. But in this case, it was BECAUSE the product reviews were overwhelmingly positive that I went ahead and bought not just one bag, but 2 bags of this product in 2 different flavors. I spent over 50 dollars on just under 20 oz. of food--that's $2.5 per ounce of CAT FOOD! Now I will start with a couple of positives: The product is made in the USA, containing meat processed from animals free from antibiotics and hormones and no meat by products. I also liked that because it's freeze dried, it has a longer shelf life. I was excited when the box appeared on my doorstep and rushed to feed my cats. My 2 cats were hungry and anticipating their evening meal. The ziploc pouch contains little meat "biscuits" about the size of your thumb. It takes a few minutes to hydrate them, but they turn into a brown mush. Eager to eat, both cats approached their bowls, sniffed and walked away. That was the chicken flavor. The beef/salmon flavor was more expensive, so I opened that bag and did the same thinking that maybe that flavor would be more enticing. Their response was...

United States on Mar 17, 2022

Margaret farquhar: I used this as product as a special treat

Canada on Mar 11, 2022

Linda Campbell: I am already a fan of primal products but I didn't see anything on this package that would've saved me realizing it was a cat food item I was looking at. It is double wrapped has never been opened the plastic wrapping that surrounded the actual cat food bag it's still intact if you won't do a refund what about an exchange for the same flavour but for dog freeze dried raw beef. I have spent a lot of money on the freeze dried raw diet's and it's a lot more money so I don't feel good about being told I can't return it when it's not even opened. All dogs food allow returns even if partial of the bag has been eaten. I know if it has been opened can get contaminated but I saw the picture of the cat and I was also alerted by the fact that the package was much smaller then what I usually get from primal. I just want to be treated fairly. And already I've had to pay for returning chicken products that my dogs are allergic to and my shipping costs for $20. So why would you except returns of the exact same label of food except for dogs and then you won't for cats same packaging just smaller. Ultimately because I do enough business with Amazon and it’s pet foods and accessories I would...

Canada on Oct 09, 2021

stacily: First, I'll start by saying I would give this product 5 stars, were it not for some of the Primal recommendations. But I'll get to that. (Also please note I have no veterinary training whatsoever - what's posted below is based off of research I've done and it's important for you to do research on your own to find what's best for your cats!)

My husband and I adopted two kittens last June 2014. At the time, they were being fed Sheba canned pate and had dry kibble left out in a bowl during the day, so we kept up with this initially as to not change their diet too quickly (which can make cats very sick). When we brought them home, we noticed that they had fairly frequent diarrhea, but they were eating, sleeping, and playing normally and had no signs of lethargy. They had no accidents outside the litter box, save for one, which we think happened because they were fed quite a bit of tuna fish at the vet's office and hadn't eaten that before. We brought them to the vet and they recommended a deworming medication. Still, the diarrhea continued, so we brought in a stool sample to their vet as recommended. The stool sample came back negative for parasites, but the vet prescribed a...

United States on Dec 10, 2014