IAMS PROACTIVE HEALTH High-Protein Adult Dry Cat Food for Optimal Health

Jnmyers19: The stray I bought this for is a new cat after I fed her two small scoops

United States on Oct 26, 2023

Jess: He is an outdoor cat and isn’t picky. He seems to like it. So do the chickens.

United States on Oct 13, 2023

Sam Bravern: People can get so anal with pet food ingredients. This has good primary ingredients and no the by products are not bad for your pet, it's normal for them to eat organs of prey, stop projecting your human eating preferences on your pet. The to use corn protein instead of meat to boost the protein content to call it high protein but it's not bad for your pet unless they were somehow allergic to corn.

I've had picky eaters and the all like the Iams formulas.

To go higher quality than this you need to spend a lot more money and those companies are just basically fleecing paranoid pet owners in my opinion.

United States on Sep 27, 2023

Andy Anderson: Ok, let me say 1st that I have fed, & still do feed my cats dry food with "better" ingredients, but some of those foods are just not my cat's top choices. I have found that if I wannt them to eat the foods with great A++ ingredient lists, it helps to mix in something I'm ok with them eating that they really love. This fits that bill. They enjoy the flavor & the size of the pieces. The Purina Beyond line also works really well as a mixer.
I have found while researching cat foods (for years now) & asking questions while at my vet that all "by-products" are not created equal. The FDA grades by-product ingredients just like whole protein. You might notice at the grocery store that some beef for human consumption will say, "prime beef", that is the highest grading it can receive, which is why it costs more. Animal food ingredients are graded similarly. You can buy a bag of Hill's Science diet & you might find by-products as the 2nd ingredient. You think, "What the heck! I just paid $35 for this little bag & it has by-products". I know the feeling because I did that too, but because the by-products are top graded their nutritious value is still better for your...

United States on Jan 22, 2021

J. Arrington: First off, let me state that I am not typically a cat person; I am absolutely a dog person. I have had dogs all my life, and now that I have retired from the military, I provide a temporary home for a Dalmatian Dog Rescue organization. I never have less than four dogs around the house, and sometimes five or six.

I inherited my cat from my son, and I have become her surrogate owner while he is deployed. And unfortunately, this is not a typical cat. She is both feral and a rescue, which makes her a challenge for even seasoned cat people. Worse, still, is that she seems to think she is a RECON Marine or something, and that I am no better than a Paris Island recruit. Until recently, she has acted that way around me, barely acknowledging my presence except to scream at me when my accomplishments don't meet her standards.

The first thing I did when I became her temporary owner was to switch her diet to dry cat food. I have neither the time nor the inclination to deal with canned cat food, even when offered in those cute little plastic containers of assorted sizes and shapes. And some of them smell awful, which may be appealing to a cat but not to me. So I tried all of the...

United States on Sep 07, 2020