I recently tried this brand for my indoor cat his previous food gave him itchy skin an allergy vet confirmed. I do like that he seems to be better but this whole process of trying to find a good food for my pets hasn't been fun I've been learning almost all foods will have good and bad reviews. Blue buffalo is good and i am sticking with it.

I have heard both good and bad things about this brand but I decided to give it a go after not being happy with cheaper brands, which happen to also be pushed by some vets. While my furbaby had no extreme issues eating the food, I discovered a couple of concerns which made me end up switching brands and giving a star off of this review.

Upon doing weeks of research on companies and ingredients, I noticed that the company had a history of not labeling their products correctly. This and the combination of noticing that caramel was one of the ingredients caused my action to switch.

Just for additional information, caramel (colour) adds no nutrition to the food and can sometimes contain 4 Methylimidazole, which is used by pharmaceuticals and has caused cancer in tested mice. The label also stated that there was .08 percent (minimum) of Magnesium in the guaranteed analysis, but doesn't show the ash content. All foods will have both - if a pet has urinary issues or develops them, it is important to have both of these numbers.

I would still recommend this over many of the more common store brands.