143 reviews forTaste of the Wild - Rocky Mountain Feline

Certainly very good dry food, but unfortunately my cat won't eat it. The animal shelter is delighted!

I think this food is of great quality, but unfortunately my cats won't touch it. They are used to eating good quality food (Applaws, Almo Nature, etc), but for some reason they won't eat this. It smells good and natural to me, but maybe not so much to my kitties' noses. It was an expensive gamble due to the fact that they don't make small packs (I prefer food in 400g - 600g packs so that it is always fresh and isn't too much of a loss if my cats won't eat it).

My two Maine Coons won’t eat it!!!! They sniff it briefly and then give me death stares. Unfortunately. But my mum’s cat eats it, so at least it wasn’t a complete waste. The reviews sounded so promising. But hey, we don’t eat everything either.

I have 8 cats... Negative points: The kibble is far too large for old, toothless tomcats/cats!!! (17–21 years old) They swallow the huge kibble whole and regularly vomit it back up, half swollen... Swallowing it as such is fine since cats are gulp feeders, but apparently the pieces are just too big. Unfortunately, you can't see the size of the kibble beforehand! The composition is comparatively good... Price/performance... Unfortunately, the enthusiasm is limited... Healthy food doesn't always taste good, for whatever reason. So, for old, toothless grannies and grandpas, it's a NO-GO!!! The 7–10-year-olds prefer to skip it altogether and catch themselves a fresh mouse... grain-free!! So, I'll pass the bag on to animal welfare... they're always happy to receive donations... Overall, just satisfactory!

Good quality at a mid-range price. Smells a bit like hay or something similar. At first, my four-legged friends were sceptical, though they did eat it well afterwards. However, if given the choice, they would opt for something else.

I have 11 cats that have always been on Orijen but when there was the shortage over the last few months (thankfully they are back up and running now) I had to put them on something else and Taste of the Wild seemed like next best choice but nearly all of my "kids" had runny poo and were quite gassy. We stuck with it for a while as we had no choice but they did not improve so I'm glad to have Orijen back.

After both of mine devoured the small bag with great appetite, I was happy to have found a good grain-free and more affordable food. For the next order, I naturally went for a large bag, but this food is barely touched by either of them and only eaten when they're extremely hungry. If the small bag becomes available again, I'll give it another try. Could it be that the large batches have been stored for too long?

So, my two cats usually always have some dry food available during the day when I’m not home, and that’s been working fine for 3 years. With this food, however, my cats turned into whining "terrorists" within just a few hours, constantly pestering me with "more, more, more!" I’ve never experienced anything like this before, and I fear that this food contains additives that act as attractants or substances that suppress the cats’ feeling of fullness, because even after giving them a "second helping," there was no peace. Because of this, I immediately stopped feeding them this food despite its good acceptance and now mix it at a 1:3 ratio with my organic food from Yarrah or Defu.

According to our Chartreux cat, this food deserves at least 5 stars – he loves it! Unfortunately, the kibble pieces are so small that he vacuums them up without chewing at all. No sign of chewing! Such eating behaviour is neither good for preventing tartar nor for digestion. I therefore hope that this food will soon be available in larger kibble form. The composition is excellent, the price is more than reasonable, and as already mentioned: our cat is crazy about it!

Unfortunately, my cat has had diarrhoea ever since she started eating this food. I thought it would settle after a few days, but even after 5 trial days, her digestion hasn’t adjusted to this food. This surprises me given the good composition, but that’s how it is! :( Such a shame!

My cats absolutely love the food, it’s very well tolerated and gives them a beautiful coat. However, I find the kibble too small for my two Norwegian Forest Cats... they don’t even need to chew it... such a shame.

This is good food, shame the cat's have other ideas, and simply don't eat it. I really wanted them to like it as it has good ingredients but it's cheaper than Orijen and Acana. I wish they did a 400g sample bag, as i'm now left with the 2.5kg no one wants to eat. I only use it as snack food, not their main meals, so i think it's going to last a while.

We have a nearly 3-year-old British Shorthair tomcat who has been eating Orijen so far. I wanted to try a slightly cheaper grain-free food. The result is disappointing. The composition is excellent, but he won’t eat it, not even when he’s given nothing else, and even after nearly 3 days of going hungry. So, with a heavy heart, we’re switching back to Orijen... Such a shame!

I bought this food for my three cats because it's suitable for both kittens and adults. Unfortunately, none of the three like this food, despite its great composition and good smell! I find that very disappointing!

My three tried it. Enthusiasm looks different with them. Mixed with other grain-free kibble, it gets eaten.

My lady doesn’t like it at all, and the shorty... well, only if it has to be. Mine are very picky though, so probably not a benchmark.