Peak Steam & Dried Cat Food – Cage-Free Chicken w/Whole Mackerel - High Protein, Skin & Coat Health, Low Carb, for All Life Stages (28.8oz)

My one cat loves this food. It’s his favorite. My spoiled little bratty catties have a selection of 3 different high end dry foods out at all times because they seemed to get tried of eating the same one every day. That said this kibble is my one cats go to and I’m always refilling the bowl. My other cat is more of a wet food eater but also will munch on this one here and there. I’m very pleased with my babies coats they’re nice and soft and don’t shed very much. Both stay at nice healthy weights and have good muscle mass. They haven’t had any digestive issues with this food and I love that it’s a “novel protein”. I’ve read that some people steer away from this brand since it was bought out by a Chinese company but the actual ingredients are still sourced from the same places they always have been so the quality is the same as always. I love that it’s low carb. Cats are carnivorous and naturally only get a small amount of carbs from their prey’s stomach. I myself am a veterinarian technician and I can tell you that cats that eat higher carb foods are at a MUCH HIGHER risk for diabetes. It’s scary how many dry cat foods have corn in them. Overall I would definitely recommend this food the only downside to it is the price tag but at the end of the day I’d rather spend the extra money on their food then have vet bills that end up costing me way more in the long run. Nutrition is the main thing for a healthy happy fur baby and that is something you can’t put a price tag on.

I’ve been feeding my cats this as a supplement to their raw food because they really like the crunchies. It took them a while to get used to it because I feel like it is less sweet than many of the other kibbles but they have gotten used to less carbs now. They are doing so well. I also adopted my mother’s elderly cats who have always had problem stomachs and diarrhea. They have always had to have sensitive stomach formulas but with this I have had zero problems. Nice firm stools with no throwing up at all.

If you look at regular cat food the protein levels are 32 to 34%. This is 90 to 95% closer to what a cat should eat. I inherited a feral cat from my neighbour and she's now 14.5 years old and we recently found out she's anemic with mild renal issues. Now consider that an old,old outdoor or feral cat is 8yrs old. The vet could not believe how long she's lived and how healthy and in good body condition she is considering the leukemia and her age. The vet says she probably caught the Fel. Leukemia from another cat. This is the only dry food she eats that keeps her from hunting and safe from predators. She gets the beef and chicken . The old girl is now a semi feral, lover of her people and lives in a heated 2 storey condo.

My 4 year old cats finally eat dry food! My Maine Coon has a beautiful thick coat now. We noticed her coat got really thick and soft about a month after getting this food! She finally has a mane! We have never seen her eat so much dry food until I got this. It’s pricey but I’ll pay that for the results I’ve got. Ziwi has high quality ingredients and a good fat content for the fur to be full and soft.

Cat is eating it has a great protein content. Dr elsey is our go to as no peas but noone will eat the food! Something changed! This is way more expensive but clean ingredients. Wish they would make the X shaped cat food as i hear my senior try to chew these solid pebbles i cringe. I think she mostly swallows hole.

A total hit for cat training! The scent is very appealing, and it keeps my cat engaged. She would try 'thinking' of ways to get her paws on another piece.

My cat went crazy over this food! What I first noticed was the smell and size of the pieces of food. Very strong raw fish odor, like fish flakes sort of, but my cat meowed at the food until I sat the plate down, which he never does when it’s time to eat usually. The size of each piece reminds me of the treats he loves and adores, and he did a great job at eating the small pieces. I think this food is meant for him and will help his skin and coat because the ingredients in this are amazing and good for his body! I think the price is a little high for my liking to have this be his main source of food for feeding him twice a day, but the quality of this premium product outshines the price any day.

As dehydrated cat foods go, this one is much better than the rest. It's less likely to cause obesity and diabetes than the dry cat foods with lots of carbohydrates. Cats are obligate carnivores, therefore have evolved to digest meat/organs/bones efficiently, but a cat's pancreas isn't able to handle the load of sugars that result from eating starch. Sadly though, all dehydrated food will cause kidney disease and bladder crystals because cats have a very low thirst drive and don't drink anywhere near enough water to counteract the dehydrating effects of consuming dry food. Cats evolved to eat the bodies of animals/birds/reptiles/bugs which are 80-85% water. So please either feed dry foods to your cats only occasionally, or add water or plain broth/stock to the dry food. Note: only plain broth/stock, as onions/garlic and some spices are toxic to cats. Thank you for caring enough to learn more about your role in your cat's health vs. disease.