Dr. Elsey's cleanprotein Turkey Cat Kibble 2 lb. Bag

Great cat food I've bought for years that is high in protein and you will notice the difference in your cats fur and them getting the nutrition they need. A must have!

My diabetic kitty LOVES this food. I was previously feeding the super expensive prescription DM dry food from Purina. I compared it to this one and I’m happy about the low carbs, quality protein, and size of the kibble. The kibble is smaller than what you see with Purina sensitive skin and stomach line (which I feed my other kitty and used to previously feed my diabetic one) - so it’s easier for cats to eat and chew. My girl is picky about food and I haven’t seen her get so excited for meal time in a while! Even her favorite wet foods don’t get this reaction out of her. With this cat food she eats more of her meals and sometimes even finishes them. I worry about her weight and picky eating since she’s only 5.5lbs as an adult cat and has been this way since I rescued her. I’m hoping this will keep enticing her and help her gain some weight. I tried the smaller bag before purchasing the 6.6lb bag as it’s a pretty hefty price, but I think it’s worth it for the ingredients and how much my girl loves it. My other girl has tried it and loves it just as much!

Very effective. Without being fat, female Maine Coon Xena is 10.4 pounds and vet checked as very healthy. With good teeth too. Xena gets a mixture of the turkey and salmon, or the salmon and duck, or the duck and turkey. Winter months have one of the salmon mixtures. No restrictions on how much she eats. Also give some capital treats, usually one tube a day.

Good ingredients and cat seems to enjoy. (At least for now) Added to the "rotation"

I highly recommend this food! My cat is extremely picky, wont eat food and we have tried many suggested brands of dry food. She will eat this and only this brand. It has great ingredients. We have been using it since she was a kitten, she just turned two

I’m so glad to havre found this food for my Bella since her diabetes diagnosis. She doesn’t always want her wet food so it’s great to have the option of a lower carb dry food for her.

My cats love this food. I love the low carbs, but not the cost. Ten dollars a pound is much to expensive to be anything more than a treat.

I mostly feed my cats wet food. But I do supplement with a little kibble to make sure they hit their daily calorie target. I'm not a fan of carb-heavy fillers or plant-based proteins in either their wet or dry food, as cats are obligate carnivores. They literally developed to eat meat in the form of small prey. So I look for options that are high in protein and made without useless fillers. This is the highest-protein kibble I can find. No high-carb fillers. No peas/beans/lentils. Just animal-based protein. I spoil my kitties - to me, it's worth the cost. (I also figure keeping them healthy is cheaper than vet visits to fix whatever goes wrong down the line!) It makes a great topper sprinkled over their wet food. And a handful of these dropped into a food puzzle is great motivation for my cats to think their way through and solve the puzzle. My kitties really enjoy this kibble in all the flavors we've tried so far. The turkey appeals to them just as much as the duck and chicken flavors we've previously bought. We go through it pretty slowly because it isn't a main food for them, but it seems to stay fresh in the bag as long as we need it to. Overall, I can't think of a single complaint about this cat kibble, except the price. But what isn't expensive now?? For me, it's worth it.