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Most days, she’s waiting by her bowl even before I’ve opened the packet – how she knows it’s Sheba time, I’ll never know! The chunks in gravy seem to be her favorite… slurps it right up and always does the “purr-n-circle” dance afterwards.
Plus, taking a look at the ingredient list, it appears to be pretty high quality stuff – real meat is listed as the first ingredient which is usually a good sign. Have you guys noticed a difference in your kitties’ overall health since switching to Sheba? Mine’s coat is shinier than ever and she now has energy levels that rival a kitten! The price point also doesn’t break the bank too much.
Anyway, that’s my two cents! Would love to hear your thoughts on this.
On the plus side, I’ve noticed that his coat is shinier since we started with Meow Mix – could be the rich Omega-6 fatty acids they advertise? 🤔 Anyway, every cat is different so test out a few flavors to see which one your kitty prefers. It’s moderately priced so won’t dig a hole in your wallet. Because trust me, you CAN put a price on love but you CAN’T starve your cuddly overlord, right?! 😽🙃
Anyway, best of luck finding the perfect feast for your feline friend! Let us know how it goes.
I specifically use the Science Diet version for indoor cats since Whiskers isn’t really the outdoorsy type (her greatest adventure is navigating from couch to bed and back again 😅). The change in her coat quality alone sold me on this – it’s never been as soft and shiny. And let’s not forget about her litter box; the smell is far less pungent.
If anyone worries about transitioning their cats, don’t sweat it! Whiskers was notoriously picky with her meals but surprisingly took to Hill’s without much fuss. Also, remember that your vet is always there to give advice on dietary changes if needed.
So yeah, thumbs up from me and high-five from Whiskers for Hill’s cat food!
I’ve got three kitties (Snowball, Rascal, and Bella) and was looking for a good quality cat food that could satisfy all their different needs. I gave the Blue Buffalo brand a shot around six months ago, and Bella – my picky eater – dove right in, which was a great sign!
A big plus for me is that this brand focuses on real meat as the first ingredient. When you check the label, there’s no “mystery” ingredients; everything is wholesome and nutritious. My fur babies seem to have more energy and their coats are shinier since starting on the Blue Buffalo diet.
That being said, it’s not all rainbows. The price point is a little steep for multiple cat households like mine. And although Snowball loves her food, she has had some bouts of upset tummy early on – thogh that did go away as she became used to it.
Overall, I’d say it’s worth trying if you’re focused on healthy ingredients! After all, every cat is different. What might be a hit for one may not resonate with others. Happy feeding!
