so, i have 5 cats and i did feed them orijen (expensive,high quality brand). i'm glad this review offer came up and that i got chosen to try it for free(or better my cats).
i have to say they love it. the kibbles are smaller than the one i feed them from orijen ...also if i compare the ingredients they are close in protein and all that.
petsmart had nutrient subzero on sale and i also bought now the other flavour. and my cats devour this one as well.
i can't say anything about fur or so yet....i guess there will no big change, since i fed my cats already high quality food.
but nutrience is around $10 cheaper for same size bag and i like the small size of the kibbles.

well, you got me changing the brand...i hope my cats don't get tired of nutrience subzero(they did in the past with cheap food...and i had to switch all the time until i found orijen). so i hope that subzero is the one they like for month and month to come.

for pet owners that feed their pets a cheap food full of fillers and so on, the high quality food is well worth the price, as the cats need less and stay longer full because the food is rich in protein and grain free!!!! i really wish nutrience would come out with wet food.

My cats received the Fraser Valley flavour and they absolutely loved it. I could tell right away a difference in their energy level. Out of my two cats, Smokey (tabby) and Nova (bengal), I noticed more of a difference in Nova he seemed to enjoy it more than any other food we've tried. I feed him a mix of raw meats and dry food and he ate less than usual (which is a great thing as he eats a LOT). Both cats were definetly more energetic, happy and both of their coats feel and look thicker.

I was excited to receive a full size bag of Nutrience Sub Zero cat food. Right away I poured a small bowl for one of my cats and he gobbled it up! Yay! So then I mixed it in with their (Ihave three cats) regular food so as not to upset their tummies and they ate all their regular kibble and just the freeze dried morsels from the Nutrience Sub Zero cat food. They leave ALL of the Nutrience kibble behind and refuse to eat it! :(

We love Nutrience, and are currently using the Nutrience Naturals healthy adult formula with great success.... but unfortunately the new formula (Fraser Valley, SubZero for cats) did not work for us due to the small kibble size. My kitty seems to enjoy it but she consumes the kibble whole (rather than chewing on them) and then gets sick immediately after...this is not an issue we have with any of the formulas that have a slightly-larger kibble size. Other than this factor, I think it is an amazing product though! I especially love the addition of the freeze-dried nutriboost bites..I hope they will make them available separately to add to the other formulas.

Although the richness of this product didn't agree with my cat, she did love it. I have decided to feed this to her as her daily treats, this way she doesn't have those super creamy poops!!

Although my older cats were not crazy at first about the prairie red cat food flavour, I followed the instructions of introducing small amounts and they sure got to really like it. I noticed a difference in their coats almost right away and a difference in the odor of their waste. I would likely continue to purchase this brand for my older cats and maybe try the other flavours. I feel better knowing I am giving them some of the best food out there.

I love the idea of this cat food. I approve of the ingredients and I feel confident this is a nutritious food for my cats. Because we were switching from a different brand, I decided to introduce this food slowly, by mixing a bit with their current brand and then adding a bit more of the Nutrience at each feeding. Now I'm proud to say that my cats are grain free, full of energy, and I couldn't be happier

I have a 13 year old calico who has arthritis. I signed up for this product in the hopes of getting her on a good quality food that has added bonus of a joint supplement. The first couple of times that I gave her the kibble from the Fraser Valley Formula, she gobbled it up immediately. I slowly added the new food to her diet and so far so good. My cat does tend to overeat. However, with this food, she eats much less and seems completely satisfied.

I truly believe that you get what you pay for but I do find this cat food to be very over priced. There are many other good quality grain free brands that don't cost even close to this price. I know it has the added freeze dried raw pieces, but I personally don't see the benefit as those pieces are extremely tiny.

I received a quantity of Nutrience SubZero CAT Fraser Valley Formula for free, for my two cats to try. My cats are ages 6 and 5.

My male cat, Tommy, enjoyed the aroma of this cat food, even before it was dished out for my cats to try. He kept snuggling up to the bag of food and nuzzling it.

When I dished out the cat food, Tommy (age 6) took to it right away . My female cat, Amber (age 5), took a little longer to venture over to the bowl and try it, as the kibble size was a little smaller than she was used to eating in the past. The food was fresh and crunchy, and both cats enjoyed the aroma and taste and returned back to the bowl each day that I dished out the food.

Since feeding Nutrience SubZero cat food, both cats appear to be more energetic and playful. Their coats and skin were both good to begin with, and are still very good.

When choosing a pet food, I look for more ingredients from natural sources. I prefer not to choose foods with cereals or 'filler' ingredients.

I would definitely purchase Nutrience SubZero and would recommend this product to a friend or relative.

Well I tried to introduce the Fraser Valley Formula by a few pieces at a time to my cat Sasha. She is normally not picky, but this time no way she would not touch it. I tried numerous times of the day for over a week, she would sniff it and walk away. I noticed that she ate her regular dry cat food and left the Fraser Valley Formula cat food in the bowl. I guess there are certain cats that doesn't like the smell or texture.