Purina Cat Chow Healthy Aging 7+ Senior Dry Cat Food, Chicken, 14 lb. Bag

My Cat is 13 yrs old and was having troubles getting up onto things like the plant shelves on our screened porch, or even laying down on the floor or the beds, without looking like she was stiff or maybe even in pain in her joints. This version of Purina has 2 ingredients that help with joint health, so we gave it a try. The nutrition is based on what older cats need, but a few added ingredients is a bigger plus in my book. Being "older" myself, I know that even the weather can effect how I feel and a cat isn't really any different when they get older. So, after a talk with my Vet, asking if this version is okay, they said if she can tolerate it as a hard food, no reason why not. After a couple of weeks, she was actually more active. "Zoomies" resumed in the house and no stuffed mouse was safe from attack. I'm thinking that's a plus! If your Vet agrees this is an okay addiction, the price is right to feed solo or even mixed with their other dry food until they get used to it. She actually picked out the old food and ate most this new one. Go figure.

This is a great cat food. I had no issues with the food itself. My cats like it. I know this might sound weird but the only issue I had with this is when cleaning the litter boxes. I use pine pellets and because this is chicken, the cat poop is light in color and blends in with the pellets so I have to be very careful to make sure I don't miss any, which I have done many times. Other than that, it's a great product.