🐾 Feed the wild side of your indoor cat with clean, powerful nutrition!
Blue Buffalo Wilderness Hairball Care Dry Cat Food offers a high-protein, grain-free recipe featuring real chicken as the primary ingredient. Specially formulated with a unique fiber blend to reduce hairballs, it also includes antioxidant-rich LifeSource Bits to support immune health. Free from poultry by-products, corn, wheat, and soy, this 5-lb. bag delivers natural, wholesome nutrition tailored for indoor cats.
C**A
Recommend
I’ve been feeding this to my cats for a long time and their coat is SO shiny! They love the taste and it’s very good quality food.
B**P
Best darn cat food
Our cat loves this cat food.It's better than any other dry food out there and it's grain free.
E**N
Cats thrive on this food
My cats love this stuff.
J**Y
Happy cats
Great product. All four of my cats love it!
M**O
The Only Food My Cat Will Eat
My 11 year old cat Wendy will only eat this food. Has been on it since she out grew kitten food and it’s the only thing she will eat. It does keep her coat beautiful and she’s never had any issues with her health.Bonus- because she’s only eaten this kibble she has zero issues with her teeth and digestion. While it is a bit pricey, we’ve saved on other bills because it keeps her strong and healthy.
P**R
Think they like but then mine eat anything
Expensive on Amazon and also hard to get at times but product made healthier but my 2 cats fat the other cat I feed needed it though had to get diet for first too. Can’t just leave a little one cat eats all and other wouldn’t get any.
J**Y
The cat likes it well enogh
This comes on time, has a fresh smell, unlike some cat foods, and the cat likes it. I bought it because I wanted to feed her something with good nutrition that she would eat. When it was sitting on the shelf before I opened the first bag I caught her clawing at it, trying to get it open. I guess she approves.
L**S
Yum, yum.
I pulled both cats aside to ask their opinion. Every morning and afternoon, the food falls automatically. One runs immediately to the feeder, the other takes a more leisurely approach, but makes sure to complain if the shared bowl is empty. I'd have to say it's a winner.
