Eagle Pack Natural Dry Indoor Cat Food, Chicken, 12-Pound Bag

My cat loves it!:) Initially we were feeding another cat food, but apparently our cat was allergic to certain products, especially to salmon oil (which exists in majority of cat foods), and we needed to change the food. Eagle pack indoor cat food has no allergens in it, this is why we chose to try it out. She (cat) started to eat it at once! Usually it takes a few weeks for transition from one food to different one, but wasn't the case here. We didn't have to mix new food with old one to get her used to new one, so it saved stress for us and for cat. Really good product, I recommend it. Feeding this food for more than half year now, just got my second pack. 12 lb pack for my cat lasted around half a year, she's around 4 kg of weight. Cat is happy, fur is shiny = happy owners:)

I must admit my 3-star rating is based upon my cats, not the quality of the food. They stubbornly refused to eat it despite its advantages. (They also refused to eat some Blue Buffalo dry food I bought as an alternative.) I don't necessarily blame the food. I know how cats can be when it comes to food. It would really be nice if cat food companies sold smaller quantities as samples. It irks me to spend close to $20 (for the Blue Buffalo) and find that my finicky felines won't eat it. My apparent gourmets also showed their distaste when I mixed the Eagle Pack and the BB with their regular Beyond food. They somehow managed to eat the Beyond and avoid the healthier stuff. 'Twas very annoying.

All three of my cats are "hangry" and on strike right now, refuse to eat this food. Even The Big Fat Panda, who refuses nothing - I've seen her eat the food that falls out of the mouth of my geriatric cat - won't eat this. Not sure why- it seems like a good product, and the reviews were great. So while I might have given it a good rating, my felines are hosting this review and it's all paws down.

I've been using this product for years. My cats are healthy and happy, and normally would highly recommend this brand and item. However, I cannot seem to find this product ANYWHERE in stock. If I'm choosing a brand/food for my loved one, I'm going to choose something I can rely on......and this is completely unreliable.I am now going to have to stress my cats out by switching them to a more reliable brand because this company apparently can't keep up.

Both of my cats love Eagle Pack. One is a domestic shorthair, and one is a domestic longhair. They have been eating it for months now, and they are healthy boys. Both of their coats are soft and shiny, their teeth are great, and it seems to be pretty easy on their digestive systems. I think the pieces used to be a little bigger, but this past month's bag contains smaller pieces, which doesn't seem to really affect the cats at all, just an observation. I definitely recommend giving Eagle Pack a try for a healthier set of ingredients at a reasonable price.

My cat loved this food. But after he ate it a few days he started to scratch himself a lot and he seemed to itch. I think he might be allergic to the Brewer's Dried Yeast in this cat food, which is the fifth ingredient. It is a shame, because this food contains no by-products, no artificial colors, no artificial flavors or preservatives. The Y shaped kibble is half an inch. It is 32% protein. The first ingredients are chicken meal, oatmeal, peas, chicken fat, Brewer's Dried Yeast, and dehulled Barley. I took this food away from my cat, and I gave him his old dry cat food back. Now he is not scratching himself anymore.Brewer's Dried Yeast promotes healthy skin and fur and repels fleas. But some cats are allergic to it. I also read that it might cause uric acid to form in urine, which might lead to kidney disease. Eagle Pack is made by WellPet, the same people who make Wellness cat food.

Okay, so I waited a month to write my review to see how the Most Glorious Overlords of our home would react to their new food and since I am here and typing this review then things must have gone pretty well.***SPOILER***They did.***/SPOILER***I know that people say to slowly transition a feline from the food they are used to, to the food they will(hopefully) be transitioning to. But me being the last minute type of person that I am didn't really plan for that and that is where this story could have gone horrendously wrong...But Their Royal Pickynesses merely glared at me for a few seconds before attempting to inhale the food and bowl in one cat vomit producing bite.Then the strangest thing happened. Fuhrer Cranky-Pants actually seemed to taste the food, consider it and then eat it at a leisurely rate. Something unheard of and never before witnessed in our home. After she was finished and The Minister of Contentedness had her turn, I waited for the inevitable explosion of barely digested cat food that usually proceeds Fuhrer Cranky-Pants most royal engorgement.It's been a month now and still no vomiting. I don't know what to do with all of the excess paper towels in the house. Maybe I'll make clothing out of them. Perhaps I will finally be able to save up for the catnip diadem my Masters have been wishing for.

I'm on my 2nd bag of this food and i have 3 cats. Im starting to notice the cats have lost weight. They aren't having to use the catbox as much, so bags last longer in my Litter Robot. They don't eat as much. They are more vocal. When I sit next to the treat container all 3 of them line up like poor starved little children until I pass 'em out. They nearly bite my finger off. I can see that the food is doing good things for their health. No doubts there. I just don't know if it's worth seeing their pitiful little faces knowing they hate it. I don't think I'll be able to continue buying.

I mixed this with some brand without grains. My cat obviously loves this better. And he is kinda picky on foods. Thank you!

My cat really really didn't like this food. That doesn't mean that something is wrong with it necessarily, but she's generally not very picky about what she eats. I'd also hoped it might be better for my cat with sensitive digestion but if anything it was worse than the usual grocery store type foods and she threw up even more of it. But again, all cats are different and it could just be mine are not a good fit with this product while the product itself is perfectly fine. I don't really know

Am sure it must be good cat food and made of good ingredients, however my cats will not eat it.

It came in time, all the ingredients seem to be healthy enough, the bag closes really nicely. Unfortunately my cat does not like it :(

My cats love it. I will buy this again for them.