138 reviews forWild Freedom Adult "High Valley" Beef - Grain-Free

I got this for a colony of feral cats that I feed, and they loved it.

My cats gobble it up like there's no tomorrow 😄

My cat only eats these kibbles, but for months now they absolutely do NOT match the size stated. They're smaller than a pea. I've complained about this several times, but they keep selling these tiny kibbles, which aren't good for dental health. I'm really annoyed that Zooplus isn't sorting this out with the manufacturer.

They like these too, and there’s no grain in them, which isn’t good for cats.

After months of searching for food following the change in texture and all the feeding problems that came with it, the croquettes are finally back to how they used to be, so my kitty can eat normally again. And I no longer have to spend hours picking things out. So thank you for listening to my concerns.

According to the ingredients, there’s very little beef and a lot of poultry, so the packaging is misleading...

Apart from the packaging, the food has also changed its recipe for the worse. The flavour and size of the kibbles have been altered. Anyone who knows cats should realise that sometimes just changing one ingredient is enough for a cat to refuse to eat... It's a shame, because this used to be a really good food, but unfortunately everything is getting worse...

Unfortunately, it’s become really dry and you can clearly see the quality isn’t as good as before the update. It’s not just the packaging that’s worse now. I’m switching over and will be feeding a combination of BARF and high-quality wet food. That way, it’s balanced out. But if you mainly feed dry food, you should definitely look into other brands.

Food isn’t just food that you can change however you like. Cats are very sensitive when it comes to their food, and the older they get, the more delicate they become! I had high hopes that with the new packaging size, the kibble size would go back to how it used to be. Unfortunately, that’s not the case. So I’ll keep sorting out the unusable pieces by hand (out of 6.5 kg, 4 kg ended up in the bin) and keep hoping that the kibble will eventually go back to being flat and 1 cm in size.