Comments on: Go Natural Dry Cat Food

By: Joseph

Joseph — Tue, 24 May 2011 22:27:32 +0000

I have 2 one year old cats, Charcoal a male Maine Coon purebred and Patches a female Maine Coon mix. Charcoal had to be treated recently for a blocked urinary tract and I might add, successfully. Along with his follow-up treatment, a change in diet was also advised. I’m not home enough throughout the day to continually feed them the wet canned and/or raw cat food that my vet suggested so I had to find an excellent high meat/low magnesium dry cat food that I could free feed them once a day. A neighbor had the same urinary tract blockage problem with his Maine Coon male cat awhile back and due to his rigorous schedule also had to free feed him daily as well. Through much investigation and advice, he eventually came upon the 2 formulas of the Go! Natural grain free brand dry cat food and started free feeding his cat those formulas alternately on a daily basis ever since. To-date, his cat hasn’t experienced a recurrence and you should see how healthy he looks and how active he is. I should add that ever since I started feeding it to them over a month ago, my cats never looked better and are much more active than they ever were. They loved this food from the start and continue to make it disappear. As for a recurrence, I can only hope and prey that this diet continues to work for Charcoal’s condition as well as it did for my neighbor’s cat.

By: Kristine

Kristine — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 01:20:23 +0000

I’ve tried it before, but the cats didn’t care for it. As far as ingredients go, it’s quite good, but they just wouldn’t eat it.

By: Ellen Harrison

Ellen Harrison — Sun, 16 Jan 2011 19:49:04 +0000

I should add to my previous email, that I would recommend Go Natural food not simply because most of my cats will eat, but mainly,as it’s a premium quality food, with excellent ingredients, fairly priced, and readily available locally.

By: Ellen Harrison

Ellen Harrison — Sun, 16 Jan 2011 19:42:25 +0000

I have 7 cats, including 2 sisters, who are now 15 years old. These 2 girls are extremely fussy about their food, and I’ve tried many different, quality brands over the past couple of years trying to find those that will provide the best nutrition that my 2 girls will eat. To date I haven’t had great success as these 2 fusspots refuse almost everything! However I recently tried Go Natural Chicken, Turkey and Duck, and it’s been quite well received by both fusspots! And 4 of my other 5 cats eat it as well. The bottom line: if 6 out of 7 cats will eat a particular food, I consider the food as worthy of recommendation, and I would certainly recommend Go Natural Chicken Turkey Duck Formula.

By: MousE

MousE — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 19:59:12 +0000

I took in my cat when my neighbor left her behind on his moving day. At the time she was eating Chicken Soup for the Cat Lover’s Soul. She was overweight and her fur was dull.

I switched her to Go grain free, and she has lost weight, her fur shines, and she seems more active. She likes the kibble as it is small. She also gets some wet Go grain free and likes that as well.

I prefer to support Canadian companies when I can. Thumbs up on this food!