10 reviews forWild Freedom Adult Wild Hills - Duck

My boy has smashed down one bag so far in literally a few days! He loves the wet food, so thought I'd try him with this, and it's by far the best thing I could of done!

All 3 my cats like this but the biscuits are bigger than the tasye of the wild that I had before so the older cats do syruggle with them more.

Loved by all 7, the bowl is demolished quickly. They look and smell good too which probably helps! Nice big kibbles, encouraging chewing & dental health.

My car has been eating purizon cat food from here all of his life. Now it is nearly impossible to get, so I tried this. Wow, he loves this! The kibble is bigger, but he's got good teeth and crunches away merrily! Fantastic!

I'm happy that I find this product. My cat loves all types Wild.

my two four year old cats are great hunters and eat a lot. One of them has a huge appetite but always looks skinny. Has he got worms ? is the constant refrain form friends. I have wormed him regularly. Well, started him on these biscuits to replace previous ones,along with normal wet food and now we have a chunky boy! Both cats come tearing in when they hear me dishing out the biscuits. Excellent biscuits.

Im afraid my puss has not liked any of this product,although she seemed to enjoy the trial pack, which is why I sent for 3 packs of different varieties. Hoping not to waste all that money spent I gave to neighbours cat,she does not like them either.

I had given up buying dry cat food as my 13 year old bengal cat never ate any i bought. The hedgehog has been well fed. I decided to use my points and try Wild Freedom and I’m amazed. She is out there now, with wet food available, munching the dry food. Clearly thinks its delicious so on behalf of her, five stars for you.

I bougt it as it is on offer. Was quietly hoping for a peas free. Sadly pea protein is a starchy filler. It is high in insoluble fiber. Pea fiber is a vegetable protein, not animal protein that body requires. it's a filler to artificially “inflate” the protein count in grain-free foods. Known as well to cause kidney stones if fed regularly to cats so it is a good food to be fed with non peas kibble or once in a while.

Tried this and my big boy Arty devoured every morsel, great product and good price