Purina Pro Plan High Protein Cat Food With Probiotics for Cats, Chicken and Rice Formula – 7 lb. Bag

Gut healthy
This product appears gut healthy and my three cats love eating it. For the price, I get a large quantity of food and it doesn’t have a bad or overwhelming smell like some cat foods. Easy to open and great value for the money.

Great cat food delivered to your door.
I have used the Purina Pro Plan High Protein Cat Food With Probiotics for Cats, Chicken and Rice Formula for over 12 years. My cats have enjoyed this brand and flavor. I only have 1 cat left now, but she loves it. In the last 3 years I have been ordering it from Amazon with other products I buy, and now it is on a subscription. Thank you Purina for the good food and Amazon for always having it in stock.

goood quality food probiotics ok
We bought this for our cats who had trouble keeping their food down at times. the vet recommended a probiotic powder. it was $30 for 2 weeks for 2 cats. it worked but any other powder did not. then i saw the probiotic powder for purina pro plan. then i saw the same brand in this food and thought why buy them separately. they are eating the food after slow switching. they still have occasional throw ups. so if you feel your cat really needs it you can also buy the powder with your vet’s approval and download the app to get points 😉 yay 🎉

GREAT results for Purina Pro Plan Dry Adult Cat Food
My cat, Callie, is a Calico cat… who is now 7 yrs old. I got her when she was 5 from the local Humane Society. Her previous owners moved to Australia and had to give up all their pets to do so… I was told that she ate only Pruina Cat-Chicken and Rice – Cat Food. So I got that for her and when I would try to add any other small amounts of Purina Chicken & Rice type of cat food to her dish… she would throw up. So I gave up trying to get her on a better grade of Purina cat food. Until I got this pro plan… Purina Pro Plan Dry Adult Cat Food, Chicken and Rice Formula in the 7-Pound Bag. I know that when you change a cat’s food you do so in very small amounts over a long period of time and slowly add more of the new food as the cat tolerates it… Well, finally, Callie started to tolerate this cat food… in just VERY small amounts, mixed in with her usual, less expensive and less health inclusive Purina Cat Food…and LOW AND BEHOLD… she has been eating it WITHOUT THROWING UP! 🙂 That was 5 weeks ago… and I am slowly adding a ratio of 2:10 amounts now… I started out with 1:10 ratio… I mix it together in a large sized “Lock & Lock” container and keep it in my pantry. Callie is eating it and I am happy. The pieces of this cat food are smaller than the other Purina that I am feeding her… and she is able to chew it better without having small chunks falling all over… there are still some small chunks that fall out of her mouth, but only a few now. Less gets into her water dish too… I am VERY HAPPY with this Purina Dry Cat Food… and I will be very pleased when she is on it 100%… She is NOT a big eater… she eats only about 12 to 14 bites at a time, but she eats every 3 hours. This is a personal addition… not connected to this product… My cat will NOT eat unless I am standing in the kitchen watching her eat. But she does let me sleep thru the night, but once I am awake… she meows until I get up and walk into the kitchen to watch her eat. WHen I am on the computer… she will stand in the doorway and MEOW till I get up and go into the kitchen to watch her eat. I don’t know what her previous owners did to train her for this… but each time she wants to eat… she will NAG with her MEOWS… 🙂 I never had a cat that did that before. She is a sweet, dear loving cat, so I guess it is not much to do for her in exchange for her loyal love.

My cat was diagnosed recently with diabetes, detected accidentally in a routine pre-dental-cleaning blood scan. It’s at a very early stage and his vet hopes prompt insulin and a high-protein diet will bring it into remission. This particular dry food was recommended, since he won’t touch wet food unless it has croutons sprinkled on top, i.e., some dry crunchies. He’s a picky eater. It doesn’t matter what the label shows or the ads say or his vet recommends. If he doesn’t like a food, he won’t eat it. This, he sniffed at it the first time I added a few pieces, teased out one piece onto the floor as a sample — and then dived facefirst into his dish, gobbling it down as if he was in an All-You-Can-Eat-In-Two-Minutes contest. And begged for more. And danced around on his fuzzy tippytoes demanding still more. The real test came when I served it again the next day. All too often, yesterday’s big favourite gets “Blecchh! Why are you serving me garbage?!” the next time. But he continues to wolf this down and by now we’re almost at the bottom of the bag. That’s all I need to know about a food for cats. I’ll be buying more.

My indoor and the ferrel cats that I feed really gravitate towards this dry food.

Our cat really likes this product.