Open FarmGrain Free Dry Cat Food, High-Protein Kibble for a Complete & Balanced Diet, Non-GMO Fruits & Vegetables, Prebiotic Fibers to Support Digestion, Wild-Caught Salmon Recipe, 4lb Bag

So I switched to this food a few months ago and I have definitely noticed a difference. My longer haired calico used to shed a lot and throw up hairballs all of the time. Since I switched she barely sheds now and has maybe thrown up a hairball once in the past few months. And I think that was because the season changed and she shed her coat. I would definitely recommend for that reason alone, but just in general as it’s so much healthier. They used to be on Hill Science Diet Hairball Control.

I transitioned my two older cats to this kibble after many years on one from another brand. I wanted a cleaner more wholesome feed for my aging girls. This product supplied it, and they took to with no trouble! Woohoo!

I've been feeding my (older) kitty this dry food for many months and he seems to like it. It's a bit challenging to determine since he doesn't eat allot all at once plus, he has no teeth now.

I use this product to supplement my cats urinary track health food. I’ve been mixing this, two parts urinary track appropriate to one part open farm cat. I did not feel my cats were getting enough nutrition with the urinary track cat food . Fur was dull, energy was low, but no one had to go to the hospital since I switched four years ago.I tried a couple of other higher protein cat foods and did not see good results.I like the size, very small and easy to blend in. The cats think of it like treat and are very happy to have a little sprinkle now and then.My only improvement, very common with a lot of pet food product is a good strong zip seal on the bag.Slipping the bag into a 5 gallon container and seal it does help to maintain freshness.

My fur babies like the taste. The price is higher than most.

We are very satisfied with our kitten food. She liked it

The dogs love this dog food

I ordered in the last 2 months 6 of these bags for my 4 cats. It’s expensive, but is the only cat food that won’t upset two of my Persian cats tummy. Lately they started to throw up non-stop every time after eating their food. This happened to all 4 of my cats (3 Persians and 1 shelter cat). Called the vet and was told to take one of them in and to bring the opened bag of cat food. Also to bring a ziplock bag with a different cat food in from an unopened bag. He told me to start feeding the other 3 cats from a new bag cat food at home and they’ll keep Smokey (white & grey Persian cat) overnight for observation. The first day they gave him the cat food I brought from the open bag and he threw up couple minutes afterwards (no hairball, just food) and that evening they gave my Persian cat the food from the ziplock bag. Didn’t throw up at all! Even though both were Open Farm brand cat food. The vet concluded the food might be contaminated or that it went bad when picking up my cat the following day. Sometimes this could happen due to quality controle. I’m glad my cats are fine now and the other bag of Open Farms was good. I wanted to send the cat food bag back to Amazon seller and ask for a $27,95 refund, but the vet’s assistent already threw the bag with the spoiled food away. Next time my cats gets sick, returning the food to Amazon and asking for a refund. Lesson learned after getting my vet bill…