Which dry food is your cats favourite?

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Asbo kitty only likes cheap kibble but is severely intolerant to maize.

I’ve bought a sample of Lilly’s kitchen chicken on the basis that the more ruinously expensive the more likely he is to eat it.

Applaws has been previously rejected.

Any more brands I should be aware of?.

Good idea. Outsmart her and stay one step ahead.

Arden grange are sending me a sample.

So that’ll be four he’s got so far to choose from.

So are you getting free samples? How do you do that and which ones are you getting?

I email and ask nicely to buy a sample.

Actually, I’m willing to pay because I just want to keep his teeth in better condition.

Zooplus are sending me wild freedom and Arden grange are sending chicken flavour.

Royal canin indoor

Acana or Orijen here.

Are they grain free Bengalmum?

Yes, grain free, both made by the same company. Orijen is more expensive than acana as slightly higher meat/fish content. Both are about the best quality dried on the market.

Our young lad was happily eating Lily's kitchen dry until last week (so for the 3 months we've had him). Coincidentally I ordered Thrive dry at the same time and he has tried it and likes it. Best take shares out in Thrive as he loves their wet food!

Ours has Hill's Science Plan. He will eat anything though (including curry if opportunity presents 🙄) so perhaps not a glowing endorsement 😁.
His coat feels amazing though. It gets commented on often.

James Wellbeloved senior. He occasionally has a Lilly’s kitchen tray, but he refused to eat the dried food.