Purina One Dry Cat Food

By means of the insiders I have (my cats) the 21 days tests of purina one done.

This is my opinion after the 21 days tests.

By purina one the fleece of Kitty and Minous gentle has become and glows more. Unchoking smells also less. And they find the brokjes delicious. Further they move himself also much easier. In short Purina One very well fodder for my cats and their health.

By purina one the fleece of Kitty and Minous gentle has become and glows more.

Unchoking smells also less and more compact has become.

And they find the brokjes delicious.

Further they move himself also much easier. This is especially well see when they jump down somewhere on or this goes really complete soepeltjes. They are now also kindest the complete day outside.

Kitty become playfully even on 7 person whose birthday it is age.

In short Purina One very well fodder for my cats and their health.

Purina one chicken and rice dry cat food.

My cat loves it, i ordered a sample off the purina one website and gave it to my cat who vigorously got it down his kneck. It also came with a £1 off coupon so decided to buy an 800g bag and just carried on buying it after that. Its affordable if you have one/two cats but after that it does start getting expencive, for me anyway. I have one cat and also feed two pouches of wet food a day so this dry will last 2-3 weeks so £3.99 is quite reasonable for that length of time.If i was feeding only dry it would last one week, i would still buy it as the money i'd be saving on the wet would go on the dry food.

The protein level in the chicken and rice is 34% which is only a couple higher than most other dry food you find in the supermarket. However the vitamin and mineral levels are allot higer than other dry cat foods.

If i could i would give the product 3 an half.

I went through a lot with my (5) cat's who all ate Iams' then after I heard some (unproven) rumours I had to find a new cat food. I called Purina and they said they don't animal test. I asked how come they don't put that on the bag and they said that they would rather say it in person. Why? I don't know sounds a little like their hiding something. My cats won't eat anything else though and believe me I tried to get them to eat every thing from healthy organic to over the top expensive. They LOVE Purina One Chicken ONLY! They do not like any of Purina's other kinds. I have been thru a living torture about pleasing every one of the five cats here. Other wise everyone would choose something different.

My cat had issues with her urinary tract - after just 5 days of Purina One she is back to her old self!

Purina One dry cat food is a very good cat food. It is a little expensive, but it is worth it when your cat is happy.

Purina ONE first appeared in the shops some three or four years ago. If I remember rightly, it was then packaged in a sort of glossy chocolate brown bag. After a while it became very hard to get and then disappeared completely, which was unfortunate if you had just managed to find that it suited your cats (or dogs if you chose that variety).

Recently it has reappeared - now clothed in metallic royal blue and complete with one of those sealable tops. In fact, I never leave the food in these bags anyway, as I find it easier to transfer it to a container - and there is less likelihood of my spilling it that way.

There are several varieties all of which come in the blue wrapper but with a different coloured 'flashes' for the different flavours or types. The flavours are: Chicken and Rice, Beef and Rice, Salmon and Rice and Turkey and Rice which is also for hairball control. The Hairball Control type is specially formulated for cats that live mainly indoors and apart from reducing the formation of hairballs it has been designed to maintain the optimal body weight. I believe there are also kitten and senior varieties - and possibly more flavours - but as it is still a recent addition to the shelves, not all the supermarkets have it yet. I bought it when I saw it in Sainsbury's as my cats liked it the first time around. I have since also seen it in Asda.

According to the bag, it is a replacement for Vital Balance and I noticed in our local Tesco that the bag is remarkably similar as they are still selling Vital Balance.

The bags are available in three sizes that I am aware of: 300g at £1.99 (or £1.69 for some flavours), 800g at £4.29 and 3 Kilos at £12.69. As far as I know, it is only the smallest size that has any difference in price.

I bought the 300g size to test on the cats. As I have some different tastes to cater for than I had the last time it was around, I wasn't prepared to buy to waste. I needn't have bothered, they all thoroughly enjoyed it. I do find that it doesn't appear to be as filling as some of the other dry foods such as Purina Pro Plan but it is useful to be able to buy it from a supermarket occasionally if you can't get to a more specialised pet food stockist. I do consider it to be better than a lot of the other dry food stocked by supermarkets.

Would my cats recommend this? I'm sure they would - I certainly don't think they would be prepared to share it though.

I hope will help you make a decision - thank you for reading