Wysong Epigen 90 Starch Free Canine Feline Dry Formula Dog Cat Food (WDCFE905), Chicken, 5pounds

My cat is incredibly picky—so picky that she only eats pure freeze-dried meat. I’ve tried almost every top-tier cat food on Amazon, from grain-free to raw-infused formulas, and she has rejected them all without hesitation. Nothing ever worked—until Wysong Epigen 90.To my complete surprise, the moment I put Epigen 90 in her bowl, she walked over and started eating it immediately. No hesitation, no sniff-and-walk-away—just genuine interest and enjoyment. That has never happened before with any dry food.This is the first and only kibble that has ever passed her impossible standards. I don’t know what magic is in this formula, but I’m incredibly grateful it exists. If you have a cat that refuses everything except freeze-dried meat, this is 100% worth trying.

Mt dog always wanted to eat my cats food. My dog would always end up sick and diarrhea-ing all over the house. Over and over and over again.This solved the problem. I can now leave dry food out without concern for my dogs health. My cat loves it which is surprising because she is SO picky. My dog likes it too!! Dog food cat food combo is brilliant. It's worth it to me for my small animals as I go through 1 bag per mo between the 2 of them. If I needed more than that, I'd think it too expensive considering i fed my danes and maniffs for about 50$ month each with dry food.

My raw fed dog gets this kibble in addition to his fresh raw meat and so he has a digestive system where the intestinal microbiome is already accustomed to very high levels of protein contained in his diet... thus he had no issues when this kibble was added to his food. However I will caution anyone who is attempting to switch over from any other commercial high-carb kibble diet to this Epigen 90. I remember how long it took to acclimate our dog's gut to fresh raw meat... it wasn't the fact that it was raw meat but the fact that the protein quality and the high levels contained in meat was so great that my dog's digestive tract took a long time to adjust to this. Like over 2 weeks of diarrhea attacks in the middle of the night, gurgling noises, farts, etc. Our carpet cleaner got a good workout everyday/night for 2 weeks solid AND THAT WAS JUST ADDING ONLY 25% of raw meat into to his usual commercial high-quality kibble (containing only 35% carbs). After he got through that first adjustment period of 2 weeks the rest of the change over went faster... within a month he was eating 75% fresh raw meat/organs/bone without issue and loving it. Today I continue to feed some (AAFCO approved) kibble (25%) as an insurance policy that my dog is getting everything he needs. I decided to replace the kibble he was getting with this Epigen 90 to reduce the carbs to near nothing and this replacement was done without issue. A number of friends/acquaintances that admire our dog's healthy look and feel have attempted to switch over their dogs to a fresh raw diet as well and all (every single one) have ran into the wall of diarrhea that goes on for weeks... a few have toughed it out but many others just couldn't tolerate the inevitable consequences of a diet change to such high-quality protein and give up after less than a week. Which brings me to my point... I noticed how many negative reviews this excellent food has gotten and at first was surprised however when I actually read those reviews it's obvious to me what the problem is... its the high level of protein (and lack of any starches) in Epigen 90 that accounts for the bouts of diarrhea that those reviewers are complaining about... these people greatly underestimated the immediate effects of the diet transition on their pet's digestive system and failed to go the distance. This is a great kibble and worth every penny if your pet can handle the levels of high-quality protein it contains... make no mistake the transitioning to this kibble for many pets is not going to be an easy one... but once the transition is complete you'll begin to appreciate what lots of high-quality protein can do for your pet's health.

We've used Wysong for our pets in the past and never have been disappointed. The quality of ingredients is second to none - in addition to there being very few ingredients that are not "prey oriented." On top of that, the food is meant to be consumed by dogs and cats - this is especially great for households with both cats and dogs because dogs always want cat food and cats always want dog food. Our Lab/Hound mix always eats from the cat bowl acting like she got something special, while our 7-pound older kitten makes the other dog wait in line for her meal.To address the complaints regarding loose stool...this food is intense from a caloric standpoint. It is a very nutrient, protein-dense food. When switching from a standard diet that is less prey/meat-oriented, it is extremely important to switch slowly. Another thing to mention is that your pets' stool will NOT be super hard as this is not desired. You will have more of a soft-serve consistency with less waste. This is actually better for your pet. There are no true "binders" in this food, which is why your pets' waste isn't as closely bound. We have a Pit/Lab mix with a tender stomach and she took about 2 weeks to fully adjust to the food, even after mixing the recommended ratios. It's important to keep at it and don't waffle between diets with pets that have sensitive stomachs with this type of diet. We had a couple of accidents in the morning but after 6 weeks of being on the food, she is completely fine and her gut health is great. Note: I am not a vet but I play one on TV. :-)

my cats loved this food, would go crazy for it, does give my cats the runs though but they are normally on a raw only diet and we only use this food when we go on trips so the change in diet may have to do with them getting the runs, otherwise it is high quality food and the only dry food im willing to feed to my diabetic cat