Purina ONE Plus Whole Body Support with Chicken Dry Cat Food, 16-lb bag

I really didn't expect the fosters (5) to like it so much, they really like their current food. I fed it along side to see what they thought, and they went crazy for it, much to my surprise. I thought they were going to pick the meaty chunks out, that look like freeze dried bits, and they did love those, but they ate it all up, to the last kibble. To the point they tore the bag open during the night and helped themselves! I liked that it was a chicken based food, and the size of the kibble was perfect. They all voted paws up, to make this their primary food.

Shermans last food was royal canin hair n Skin which she loved. But all of a sudden started throwing up. Looked it up, and it said some of the ingredients had changed. So I knew I had to find her something especially since she had sensitive urinary issues once on Blue Buffalo. So far, she seems to love this and pees and poops are regular.

Purchased for my 7 year old cat while my 3 year old cat eats a different Purina One line (high protein). The 3 year old got to taste this one and went on a hunger strike until I gave her this blend for meal time. I had no issues transitioning from another Purina One blend to this one. My cats love it and I haven't seen any changes in their stool/urine. I love that it's a mix of normal kibble pieces and the meaty bites. Despite the irregular shaped pieces, it still works in my PawsPik pet feeder.

I have several cats of my own, plus foster cats, and I'm always trying new products either to manage digestive issues, or to entice picky eaters to, you know, EAT. I seem to have the most success with Purina products, and I purchased this particular variety because I currently have a couple of cats who need more fiber in their diets, and better digestive support in general. The cats I purchased it for are happy to eat it, and the rest of the cats in the household like it too, including the finicky ones. It has a softer texture than some kibble, and the pieces are a variety of sizes (all of them somewhat flat, not round); it's easily consumed by cats who sometimes have trouble with crunchier kibble, or with kibble that's too small and round. I would recommend this for cats who need more fiber, and for cats who prefer softer food, but it also seems to have across-the-board approval thus far, so it's probably a good overall food for any cat.