Purina ONE Senior 7 and Above Dry Cat Food Chicken 800 G

My little 14 year old cat was eating Purina Sensitive and Purina Indoor, and thriving on both. However, now that she's in her retirement years, she was finding the kibbles a bit difficult to chew. I got the Purina Senior because one of the reviews said that the kibbles are smaller. Happily that is correct: they are rectangular instead of triangular, and around half the size of the other kibbles in the Purina range.Said cat set to them with wolfish enthusiasm as soon as I put them into her bowl, purring like a tank engine, tail happily fluffed up like a bottle brush. Evidently she finds this food appetising, and easier to eat than the larger kibbles. Her skin, coat, weight and overall health appear to be doing well on Purina Senior. Litterbox duty is helped by the chicory in the kibbles. All around, a good product. Happy cat and customer.

Judging by the speed this disappears, the flavour is good. I haven’t tried it.A visitor recently said how sleek our cat’s coat is looking. She’s a semi-long haired and differences are obvious.Previously she ate Hills, which made a big difference to her condition, but this is cheaper and is equally effective - and she likes it more. She’s a bit tubbier, but that’s due to her inactivity!I like that it, like Hills, comes in different varieties aimed at different needs for your cat.I’m on Subscribe and Save - but you’d be wise to compare the price with the supermarkets as it is often cheaper than Amazon.

My elderly female cat has only a few teeth and has only previously been able to eat IAMS as all other dried food has been either too hard for her or she hasn't liked it, so I was pleasantly surprised when she really took to this food. The pieces are very small and she clearly enjoys it. I'm not sure the health benefits they claim are as visible as they claim, but I'm happy for her to be able to eat something else.

My cat adores this dry food. It seems to keep him healthy, glossy coat and energetic at 10 years.

I haven't tasted it myself so I cant say how delicious it is 😜 but my cats love it. I have tried some other brands like Felix and Go-Cat but they weren't really fond of them. When it came to Purina they kept asking for more. However, all cats are different and I would recommend you get a small Purina bag from your local supermarket to test it out before bulk buying just in case. Cats are fussy creatures after all but adorable. It is slightly pricey but Amazon's multipack is the best price I could find so far and in my personal opinion you get what you pay for when it comes to Purina.

Have tried many brands but this is a Fabulous high quality biscuits without the ridiculous price tag. All my cats are seniors and they love the smaller sized biscuits and the taste. Pity you don’t sell the senior in fish flavour on this selling site and only have chicken

Having a number of cats that all fall within the senior category now it is good to know that their diet can be adjusted to suit them. They all love these biscuits and have been eating them for a while now.

My cat’s favourite dry food, he now combines this with a dietary product and it seems to suit. I chose the 7+ range to cut down on his fat intake as he needs to shed a few pounds.