143 reviews forTaste of the Wild - Rocky Mountain Feline

My tomcat (2 years old) and my young cat (10 months old) get this as a supplementary food. The tomcat even leaves his dry food for it. Both tolerate it well, and I don’t find the wild smell bothersome (especially since the bowls are quickly emptied...). Since I started feeding it, their fur has become noticeably softer and shinier.

I’ve already left a review... but I forgot the most important thing!!!!!! The "pieces" are just too small, my Amy just swallows them whole...

Was disappointed to find out from the makers that it only has 25-30% animal protein in it. I prefer to go for food with higher meat content.

The food is gladly eaten and has quite a good composition, although the calcium/phosphorus content is too high and some cheap fillers are mixed in (peas/sweet potatoes, but no grain).

Taste of the Wild - Rocky Mountain Feline is the only grain-free dry food I’ve found so far that all our cats genuinely like. The other variety, Canyon River Feline, is noticeably less popular. I’m deducting one star because I find the labelling a bit unclear, and it’s not really evident whether the food has a high meat content or is mostly made up of potatoes and such.

I wanted to feed my two kittens grain-free food right from the start. A big advantage of this food is that it’s suitable for all life stages. At the moment, Taste of the Wild is still being mixed with the food they’re used to from the breeders. Taste of the Wild is always eaten first – that says a lot. One star deducted because the food comes from the USA (I’m against long-distance imports). GranataPet wasn’t available at Zooplus when I ordered food for my little ones. Once I’ve used up this really good food, I’ll probably switch to GranataPet.

This dry food is accepted by my tomcats, but they don't eat it with much enthusiasm, unlike Applaws Chicken or GranataPet Duck, for example. So *** for acceptance. The composition, however, is comparatively really good, so ***** for the composition. What really bothers me, though, is the size of the kibble. It might be suitable for kittens, but not for normal-sized tomcats! They mostly swallow it whole, and with larger pieces, the two tomcats would find it easier to pick up the chunks. Overall, good - satisfactory!

My cat is intollerant to rice and other grains and it really upsets his stomach and bowel. This is great alternative, seems to have lots of natural additives. However, was problem with the high meat content and low fibre, as had to visit vet who suggested psyllium husks to add to some grain free wet food along side this dry food. This seems to have balanced out his system and he goes regularly each day. Without the psyllium he became pretty consitpated. Otherwise is a great grain free and the only one he actually will continue eating. Other brands he went off them quite quickly- this has better flavour.

I actually didn’t want to buy dry food anymore. But my picky cat Stella loves dry food. The other two also eat it very happily. Well, at least Taste of the Wild doesn’t contain any grains.

My furry friends and I have had good experiences with this food. It was accepted straight away and is very well tolerated. Even my picky cat likes the food. I deducted one star because of the size of the kibble – it's a bit small, similar to Sanabelle. To balance it out, I also feed Josera on the side. I think this is a very good combination and leaves nothing to be desired.

There are just plenty of cats that don't find fish all that great.

My tomcat never liked dry food before. Ever since he started getting Taste of the World, he dives straight into the bowl. Very good dry food and reasonably priced. Highly recommend!

Compared to other brands with a high meat content (Orijen, Acana), it's very affordable but also of lower quality: the kibble is too small, and my cats' fur gets a bit greasy. I would recommend mixing it with the more expensive brands.

The composition of the food is great! My two tomcats aren’t picky at all – they’re crazy about dry food. However, they’re not entirely thrilled with this one. They do eat it, but only if there’s nothing else available. I suspect it’s because of the size of the kibbles – they’re very small and therefore harder to get out of the bowl. I now always mix it with Josera.

I ordered this food to mix it with my existing "Happy Cat" dry food. Both of them devour their mix without fuss and tolerate it perfectly, which really isn’t always the case. I’m very satisfied and can only recommend it.

I mixed it with Orjen and it’s being eaten and tolerated well.

At first, it was eaten eagerly, but now the enthusiasm seems to have faded. Oh well, cats for you :)