Go! Solutions Sensitivities Limited Ingredient Duck Grain-Free Dry Cat Food, Chicken-Free Kibble Made by Experts for Sensitive Stomachs & Food Allergies, for Kittens, Adults, & Seniors, 8 lb Bag

My cat has had stomach issue vomitting often. I tried Go and mixed it with my cat's regular dry cat food so he could get use to the new food. It worked. He loves it and I am so happy he has not vomitted and seems must better. He is 14yrs. too bad I didn't find GO sooner.

My cat can't get enough of this food! He loves it so much. His coat is looking more shiny and he doesnt throw up like he use to on his old food. Thank you for actually not putting chicken in your food since my cat is allergic to it and most cat food will say salmon or fish but still have chicken ingredients.

My cat is allergic to chicken. Chicken is in almost every single cat food there is in one form or another. This cat food is chicken free and my cat likes the taste. They're also small so they work well in an automatic feeder. I'd love to see the price come down a bit.

My cats absolutely loved this food and it worked great for their allergies. I’ve been feeding it for about a year, but recently their vet noticed all of them have grade 1 plaque buildup, which they didn’t have before. I’m not sure if it’s from the food, but it’s the only big change we made. Overall, it’s still a great choice for sensitive cats, just be sure to add in some dental treats or brushing to help keep their teeth clean.

It's so important to not only read the ingredients for high quality, real meat ingredients but the minerals. Lower in ash, magnesium, calcium and phosphorus. Check each variety. Excellent food

It is a good product, but the price is too high. So, I switch to a different high protein product.

It hits all the marks it needs to for me and my kitties. It averages the same price as any dry food I used to buy so price is fine if anything maybe less. They seem to love the taste of it and I'm happy with the ingredients. The size of the kibble is smaller than a pea and it works perfectly for their automatic food dispenser. They seemed to switch over easily, no upset bellies.

My cat is older and was throwing up frequently. She has always had hairball issues but it now was more than just hair. After vet visits, the vet seemed to believe it could be an allergy and possibly the protein (chicken is so dominant in most cat food). So I basically tried different foods/proteins (except anything with chicken) . After trial and error and figuring out which proteins she will eat and which do not seem to cause a significant issue as well as which wet and which dry foods, this one seems to be the winner for dry food. She has only thrown up a couple times in the last two months on this food and both times there were large hairballs too. So, she has only limited ingredient foods now. Everytime she finished the bowl of this salmon dry food quickly. I am happy to have found a food that works. My only question (since its on subscribe and save now) is why does it always say right before it's actually ordered that a 'vet approval is required'. This food doesn't require a prescription and you can just order for immediate delivery. It's just annoying to see that in the S&S list.