AATU85/15 Complete Dry Cat Food, Salmon & Herring 3kg - High Protein, Grain Free Recipe, No Artificial Ingredients

I recently switched to AATU 85/15 Complete Dry Cat Food with duck for my cat, and I couldn't be happier with the results! This high-protein, grain-free formula has quickly become a favourite in our household. The quality of the ingredients is impressive, and I love knowing that it’s made without any artificial additives or fillers.The 85% meat content (with duck being the main ingredient) ensures that my cat is getting the protein they need for muscle development and overall health. My cat’s coat has become noticeably shinier, and they seem more energetic and satisfied after meals. The grain-free recipe is perfect for cats with sensitive stomachs or those prone to food allergies, and I’ve seen no digestive issues since starting the food.The kibble is the perfect size for my cat to chew comfortably, and the scent is much more appealing than other dry foods I’ve tried. It’s clear that the food is made with high-quality ingredients, and the duck flavour is something my cat absolutely loves!At 1kg, the bag is a good size, and the food lasts quite a while, making it a great value for the quality. I also appreciate that AATU doesn’t use any artificial preservatives, colours, or flavours, making it a clean, wholesome option for my furry friend.Overall, I highly recommend AATU 85/15 Complete Dry Cat Food, Duck to any cat owner looking for a nutritious, high-protein, and grain-free food that their cat will love. It’s a premium choice that offers fantastic health benefits and great taste!

Imagine waking up each morning late for work because you're lazy and slow. Imagine rushing into the kitchen to grab a slice of toast for breakfast on-the-go. Now imagine slipping barefoot on a wet rejurgetated ball of cat hair. That's no way to start your day.Sadly, this was my life. I came down to a surprise present from my cats every morning. It put me in a bad mood before I even left the house. One day, with wet and slimey soles, I embarked on a journey to solve this problem forever.After extensive Googling I found out the cause of these excessive hairballs was because I was feeding my cats the equilvent of McDonald's for every meal and pretending it was a balanced diet. At the time they were eating Iams dry food and Felix wet pouches.This type of food is full of sugars and other unnecessary additives that make it much harder for cats stomachs to digest. In my cats this resulted in excessive hairballs.I decided to switch them across to AATU wet and dry food. They would not even attempt to eat the wet pouches and we ended up donating them to the cat and dog shelter. Which I suppose was the equivalent to asking a junk food addict to eat clean so it's hardly a surprise they didn't want it. Instead we opted for Sheba Fine Flakes with Gravy which has a much higher protein content than other store bought cat foods and they enjoy it too. Plus it's easier for us to pick up when we need more.After this reluctant compromise we moved on to switch the dry food. This was a much easier transition. We just mixed it in with the Iams and gradually increased the amount of AATU and decreased the other dry food.It took a few months to change across to the better quality food. But this was mostly due to the stubborn personalities of both my cats and I in introducing the AATU wet pouches.Once they were on the Sheba wet food and AATU dry food the change was noticeable in a matter of weeks. The hairballs have stopped almost completely, except for moulting season - but even then a brush with a defurminator seems to do the trick. I have also notice the amount of hair they shed is far less, their fur is much smoother and shinier and they have more energy during the day to play and interact with us. Also their faeces now smells like roses - just kidding! It's still awful.We have two domestic shorthairs, both medium build, we leave their dry food down for them the graze on all day and top up with wet food for breakfast and tea. One of these bags of AATU dry food last about 5 weeks for our cats.If you're thinking about making the switch I would recommend it despite it being a pricer product. It's well worth it for a nicer start to your day. Both you and your pets will be happier for it.

This is the best cat dry food ever. I have thoroughly researched the market and most of the dry food is full of nasties and sugar with below bar ingredients. This is the only food with maximum quality meat percentage and the best quality cat food. My cat is very happy after eating this food. Very active. Some of the vets recommend feeding only this aatu food to cats who have health issues like diabetes, pancreatitis, diarrhoea. It may be tad expensive than other food but it’s worth it for your cat.I only hope that Aatu does not increase the cost from here or change their ingredients.

My cat is absolutely obsessed with AATU dry food! The ingredients are pure gold, I honestly think she eats healthier than I do as a result haha. Duck seems to be her favourite flavour compared to chicken or salmon, but I like to alternate to keep things interesting for her.The 3kg pack lasts a long time, which speaks to the high quality and excellent protein content. It’s a bit of an investment, but completely worth it for how much my cat enjoys it and how healthy it keeps her. Highly recommend!

Was dreading spending quite alot of money for a pack of biscuits that our old cat (17 years old) would turn his nose up at or, he would like them but they made him bloat. Well, he loves them and no crocodile tum!!! I'm so pleased! Thank you🥰

My cats loved these- and they’re picky eaters!

One of our cats was on raw for 7 years and during a move he decided he only wants dry food. Other than this, he’s not too fussy, we have tried several brands over the past 2 years. He was okay on IAMS Senior, he’s liking it and litter box didn’t smell bad but he was putting on too much weight , so we are hoping a higher protein level might help.