NATURE'S LOGICFeline Rabbit Meal Feast, 7.7lbs

I'm surprised there are only three reviews for this excellent product for cats. I had been feeding my cat the typical retail-store kibble filled with GMO grains. When I became educated to the harm that GMOs cause humans, especially the gastrointestinal problems associated with the ingestion of the gene-spliced Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), which is a toxic bacterium found in soil that Monsanto uses in its pesticides, I started searching for a product that did not contain such contamination. (The Bt toxin in our food supply is Frankenstein-science on steroids. One recent study found the Bt toxin in the blood of 93% of pregnant women tested and 80% of umbilical blood in their babies. Evidence is continually being gathered against human consumption of the Bt toxin in food products. There is scientific hypothesis that eating Bt-contaminated food might actually turn your intestinal flora into a living pesticide factory that manufactures the Bt toxin on a continuing basis. You can't ignore this kind of information no matter what Monsanto does to ridicule it with their deceptive marketing.)When the bag of Nature's Logic arrived, I put a cupful of the pellets into a bowl and watched my cat approach it. Usually with the GMO-grained kibble, he would approach and sniff and study the bowl and pick around in it before settling down to eat. Not with this stuff; one sniff and he started to devour the pellets as if he hadn't been fed in two days instead of earlier that morning. All I can say is that is proof of the pudding. I'll save in veterinary bills the extra it costs me for this peace-of-mind food product for black cat. Be good to your animals and get them off GMO foods.

I have a Bengal Cat and have been using this cat food for a six years now. When I first purchased her, I was feeding her the cat food that the breeder recommended. In a short time, the cat had digestive problems and a dull look to her coat. I took her to the vet in hope of finding a cure for her problems. The vet placed her on medication and recommended the cat food that they sold. After a few weeks nothing had changed, then one day I was at the local pet store and the owner recommended Nature's Logic. Within a week my cat's digestive problems had cleared up and her coat became shiny. This cat food is more expensive than other brands but is well worth the extra cost. Nature's Logic is free from wheat, corn, rice, soy, potato or chemically synthesized vitamins, minerals and trace nutrients. If you are worried that taurine isn't shown on the ingredients list, the natural ingredients of the diet contain adequate amounts of natural taurine from the high levels of meat, poultry, and organ tissue ingredients. BTW, almost all man-made synthetic taurine added to pet foods is manufactured and imported from China.

I’ve been buying this product for my ferrets for years. They really like it and don’t seem to have any ill effects from it. Works well for us.

My cat Elle is 12 and has been having this brand for about a year. She does very well on it, looks better, not bloated like she did eating kibble with grains. I ordered it thinking I was getting the formula in the packaging shown. But when it arrived, it was a new formula in new packaging. I'm glad this happened, because I think the ingredients in the new formula are better. Also Elle seems to like it more. One of the things they changed is chicken liver to pork liver. There is no chicken in it at all now. The rabbit is grown in Italy. I highly recommend it.

I was impressed with the ingredients in this food and even more impressed when my allergic-to-chicken cat thrived on it.The difference between Nature's Logic and the other brands is: all the ingredients are from natural sources. Many vitamins in cat food (and people food) are chemically synthesized. Nature's Logic uses some vegetable and animal sources, including animal plasma. I spoke with the founder of the company asking whether this was safe. It's food grade plasma that is separated from the red blood cells and posts no risk to the cat.The canned food is also of superior quality and I'd recommend this brand to anyone who wants to feed their cat wholesome and palatable food.

Not sure what the deal is, but while the ingredient list is pretty squared away,... No one will eat this. 5 cats, one dogI just yesterday figuered screw it and gave the last 10 lbs to my colony feeder. spilled some.......whatever,... today I find thisZeus didn't touch it and I have the regular cat feeder cached where he cant get to it cuz he LOVES the cats foodnot this stuff

It might be OK for small young cats who will eat about anything, but my large older cats ignored it after the first few bites, perhaps because the size, shape and texture of the individual bits is wrong for them. The bits are very small, hard, and have pointed tips, perhaps making them uncomfortable to chew. My adult cats go for the kinds of dry food that have much larger and rounder chunks.

I think the product is excellent, unfortunately my picky Tonk prefers junk food so she won't eat it.