Freely Limited Ingredient Diet, Natural Cat Food Grain Free Dry Cat Food, Rabbit Recipe, 3lb bag

This food has been great for a cat with a sensitive stomach. The pieces are small so they are easy to eat. The flavor is good, according to the cat. There's not a lot of extra fillers that you find in more main-stream brands. But best of all is the company- they are great! They fill orders quickly and when you couple the high quality with that, there's no better way to care for your pet.

Sighs. Okay, listen.I have a tiny cat that when she comes into contact with something she's allergic too, breaks out like the devil hath no mercy. She gets rat lip, opens her self up with those little meat hooks, and becomes a miserable mess - in just the span of overnight.Finding food has been a chore - most venison or rabbit cat foods are actually NOT limited ingredient and contain something salmon or poultry.I actually found this food in the middle of Covid - only to be dismayed at its sudden absence from both Amazon and Chewy. It is the ONLY food I've found in which my tiny monster can be happy eating without any risk of break out. I was desperate to try and find it - only to have to settle for Natural Balance Venison and pray she didn't break out (she did.)I couple this food with Stella's freeze dried rabbit cat food as a nightly treat with her gabapentin and this combo is utterly perfect.The only trashy thing is it's not worth it to purchase it here any longer. Chewy is more consistent with their stock. I hope to see that change in the future.I wanted to write a review and sing praise to anyone in my situation. It has truly been a life saver.

I like the fact that it's tiny bites for cats and it's rabbit which is hard to find without it really being chicken as a first ingredient. I was looking for a kibble to add to my sphynx raw rabbit. unfortunately my cats were unable to tolerate it. they both have very sensitive digestive systems.

She absolutely loves it. We’d been a long time away from home living abroad, and unfortunately one of the things we didn’t account for is that it might be hard to find healthy cat food in Latin America— we ended up cooking chicken livers to get her some real nutrients, but she still wanted some kind of kibble as well, as that’s what she’s used to. Unfortunately, her fur started falling out while we were abroad, and I blame her poor diet while we were there. Now that we’re finally back home, for the first week or so we used the rest of the kibble we had brought with us, and I shopped online for cat food as it’s easier since I don’t have a car yet since moving back.Normally before we moved abroad, back home here we always got her Blue Buffalo or Purina Beyond / Naturals with salmon and sweet potato. We decided to give Freely a try this time around, and bought one bag of salmon kibble and one bag of rabbit kibble. I gave her the salmon kibble first, and Oh My Lord, she LOVED it, she chowed down the whole bowl so fast it was astounding. After a month on this food, all of her fur has grown back, and she coughs and sniffles less, and she no longer has diarrhea (she has a very sensitive stomach and lungs due to chronic feline herpes— a respiratory, not sexual infection— and whatever she was eating before must have caused an allergic reaction). She surprisingly likes the rabbit flavor a lot too, and though I’ll probably primarily stick to the salmon I may continue to buy her more rabbit in the future if she gets bored and wants variety, or to give her nutritional diversity.Overall I am very pleased with the product, and I think this has actually been better for her health than either Purina Beyond / Naturals, or Blue Buffalo. The fat and protein content of Freely seems to suit my cat perfectly.

I buy this product frequently from Amazon and Chewy and it always takes 1-2 extra days from Amazon. Just FYI if your'e looking for prompt delivery. Otherwise this food is fantastic for my sensitive cat who can only eat rabbit protein and limited ingredient food. This is the dry food I give him with his companion wet food from Koha.

My cats have sensitive stomach. I have been feeding them this food for a while. It works great. It’s hard to find cat food without chicken or fish in. My only complaint is that 3lbs bag is not big enough for us. My two boys eat one and half bag per week. Wish they come with a bigger bag.

I’m really upset with this cat food. My cats loved it but I noticed something sticking out of one of the food pellets so I pulled it out with tweezers. I pinched it between my fingers and it was very sharp. I immediately worried about something like that puncturing my cats esophagus or intestine. I then started looking closely at the rest of the food pellets in my cats bowl. Almost all of them had the same foreign object in each piece. Very sharp plastic like shards or splinters. I tried calling the freely customer service # and the phone number doesn’t work. I sent them an email Friday but haven’t heard back yet. Please be careful and make sure you look closely at these food pellets. I hope it was just one bad batch but I will not be buying this food anymore.

The vets kept wanting to change their diet to yet another prescription food. I went with my gut and when I saw there finally was a one protein diet you didn’t need a prescription for I bought a bag and a case of the wet. They went nuts for it. While it’s pricey it’s well worth it. Our cats coat are glistening again. Also a stress free household solves a lot of problems too.Go get it on Chewy because it’s only $25 but here they upped it to $51.99, outragous!