Comments on: Castor and Pollux Dry Cat Food

By: Maddie Melamed

Maddie Melamed — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 20:22:01 +0000

My cat has several allergies (Corn,wheat, turkey and beef) so I switched her from IAMS to Castor & Pollux Organix. She really seems to like it, and it has helped her stop scratching and tearing out her hair. She loves the organic chicken treats also. The price is pretty reasonable and it is available at several stores. I also like the fact that it is made in the USA, so no fears of the Chinese adding melamine or something toxic to it. I will continue to buy it.

By: Lo

Lo — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 15:24:09 +0000

I switched my cats from Purina ONE Urinary Tract Health Formula because one of my male cats is overweight, and both my males’ hair is very dull. So, I went to my local pet store (which carries wholesome food for both dog and cats as well as other animals) and did some research.

Purina’s first five ingredients are: Corn gluten meal, ground yellow corn, chicken, brewers rice, wheat flour. After looking at other cat foods I concluded that Castor and Pollux (Organix) food was best with first five ingredients being: Organic Chicken, Chicken Meal, Organic Peas, Organic Brown Rice, Organic Barley. The cost is similar and the Organix Indoor Cat ingredients are clean. My cats who are paticular about their food like the taste. They seem happier and are eating less.

The deciding factors in choosing this cat food included it being “made in USA”, the organic ingredients which are produced without chemical pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, artificial preservatives, added growth hormones, or antibiotics. In addition our formula contains no corn, wheat, or soy. In other words, we use only the good stuff, none of the bad.

By: Sandra L

Sandra L — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 10:52:31 +0000

I can’t believe the low amount of stars for the price and availability.

I pay 9.99 for dry cat food at Whole Foods Market and it is always available.

Great food.