5 reviews forWild Freedom Adult "Golden Valley" Sterilised Rabbit - Grain-Free

My cats USED TO LOVE wild freedom. Until they changed their recipe and since then my cats will not eat it. I purchased this hoping it is the old recipe as it said new- and the kibble photo was the same as the old. Wild freedom..Read your reviews! No one is happy with the changes you've made. These are less meat, smaller in size and dry and a waste of money. If you have to, bring back your orginal recipes & higher the price - im willing to pay more at this rate im just waiting money!

I was satisfied with other products from this manufacturer before, so I bought this one with confidence. That was a mistake. Even at first glance, it looked like dry sawdust. Unfortunately, my cats didn’t like it either—they’d rather go hungry than touch it. When I mixed it with another type of dry food, they picked out the other one from the bowl. I’ve given them all sorts of food before, but I’ve never seen them react like this to any of them.

Hi, to be honest, the rabbit kibble is really dry. My cats didn’t like it at all, in fact they won’t eat it—they prefer Ownat and won’t have anything except Ownat. I’ll see if they like the wet food...

With this food, our cats have never had any digestive issues. That’s really great, especially with long-haired pets.

My cats loved the regular version of this food for 7 years, but it hasn’t been available for over half a year now. I had no choice but to switch to the sterilised version, but they won’t eat it—they’d rather go hungry for days than eat that. Even the fish variety is the same disaster. For so many years, it was a great brand, but now it’s just rubbish. All 4 of my cats had a favourite food, and now I don’t know what to give them anymore since they can’t tolerate any other brand.

For me, it’s important that dry food has a high protein content from meat, as few carbohydrates as possible and, crucially, very little phosphorus in the food. Because that’s what really harms the kidneys. Some varieties of Wild Freedom fit the bill here. The added ingredients are also sensibly chosen. To keep things interesting, I always mix different types of dry food. My pack likes that.

We’ve been feeding Wild Freedom dry food for years because, for a dry food, it had a relatively high meat content and the pieces were really big, which made them perfect for clicker training and puzzle boards. Now the meat content has been more than halved and the pieces are tiny. So it’s no longer usable for us and we won’t be buying this brand again.

They love it

Kibble of excellent quality and complete nutritional value for sterilised and less active cats

My cat absolutely loved the previous version, really. Unfortunately, after the change, she doesn’t want to eat it anymore.