TIKI PETS Tiki Cat Born Carnivore Chicken & Egg Grain Free Dry Food Gluten Free, 5.6 lbs. (47014)

All three of my cats absolutely love this food, which says a lot because they don’t always agree. The kibble size is perfect—small enough for my younger and senior cats to eat easily, but still substantial enough that it doesn’t feel overly dusty or processed. I originally bought this because it seemed like a healthier option compared to some cheaper brands, and I do think it’s a solid quality food. It was also more affordable than what I was previously feeding my cats, which was a big plus at the time. That said, after adjusting to owning three cats instead of one, I ultimately decided to switch to an even cheaper option through Chewy that fit my long-term budget better. Feeding multiple cats adds up quickly, and while this food is good, it just wasn’t the best value for my situation. If you’re feeding one or two cats and want a food they genuinely enjoy with a good kibble size, this is a great option. I just wish it were a bit more budget-friendly for multi-cat households

This brand was recommended to me and it’s the only one our cats have eaten but they love it.

I wanted a healthier dry food alternative for my cats and they love it.

My cat eats this dry food exclusively, no matter how many times I’ve tried to switch him to wet. The deboned chicken and egg is the flavor he prefers and won’t eat the other varieties. I am hoping he likes the taste, I haven’t tried it myself, and I know it’s one of the healthier brands for cats. Baked, not fried and not too many fillers. Unless he stops eating this flavor and brand, I will continue to supply him!

I am not a fan of the fact that there is ground meal in this food. While de-boned chicken is the first ingredient, chicken meal is the second. There isn't a lot of nutrition in meat meals as most of it is rendered out. Why they choose to put meal in this is baffling to me, but here we are. It also took my cats a bit to warm up to eating this food. The other food I had them on had a recall, and after doing research Tiki Cat has never had a recall. So this is why I choose to give them this dry food, also they love and eat the Tiki Cat wet food, which they get at dinner time, So I thought why not give them the dry version of this brand for day time snacking. They also get dehydrated chicken and salmon as treats and meal toppers along with fish oil, so this having meat meal in it, wasn't really that much of a concern, my main goal was to feed a quality food that they would actually eat. The other plus to this food is not having any recalls, and for as long as Tiki Cat has been around is pretty impressive. All three of them now happily eat this food without any issues, in fact they seem to eat less of it, than they did with the other high end pet food I had them on, which was a dehydrated raw food. Which makes me wonder how good that food really was. I think we will be sticking with Tiki Cat for the foreseeable future.