| Value for Money | 6.3/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 5.9/10 |
Full review by
Moonraker2406
on 10th Apr 2007
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Good Points: None.
Bad Points: Everything.
General comments: People seem to be brainwashed into thinking that paying the most gets them the best.
Iams complete dry cat food is no better than the cheapest cat food, although they probably want you to think it's the best because it's so expensive. It still contains vegetable filler and other rubbish that are not part of a normal cat's diet. When will people realise that cats are meat eaters. Put a cat on a vegetarian diet and it will die.
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Review by
jnk160
on 1st Sep 2006
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Iams Complete Dry Food is cheaper than other speciality brands and widely available. My cat adores it, but this isn't a good thing because it has caused my cat to gain masses of weight despite restricting his intake, and I was told by the vet that most fat cats she meets are fed Iams. It has been criticised for testing on animals. Not a bad product but money is better spent elsewhere.
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Review by
wdf
on 16th Sep 2005
User Rating : 7
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Iams Complete Dry Food is now what my cats eat all the time, though have to have tinned meat on occasions otherwise they get dry skin. Otherwise, this dry food is great. Useful in the summertime as you can leave it in their bowls all day, and it won't go off.
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Review by
SonnyCrockett
on 7th Jun 2005
User Rating : 10
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IAMS Complete Dry Food:
My oldest cat, Mandy is 25. There are only two types of wet canned food she will eat, Fancy Feast flaked fish or 9 Lives tuna. However, she certainly lets you know it if the IAMS bowl is empty. She loves the Lamb & Rice. Mandy is a fussy, difficult girl (at her age she has a right to be) even after she has had her canned food, she heads to the dry Iams food bowl for "her dessert". My other 17 cats, love Iams also, Lamb & Rice & Fish and Rice are the favourites. Many ...
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Review by
hakakahn
on 5th Jun 2005
User Rating : 1
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I used to use Iams food for my cat, but have recently found out form the buav and other websites that the company tests it's products including cat food cruelly on animals.
A real shame, but please consider this when you buy, They can be ordered from the internet and actually work out cheaper, my cat loves Trophy food for instance.
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Review by
brealind
on 3rd May 2005
User Rating : 10
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IAMS Complete Dry Food gives my cat energy, and he runs to his dish each day when he hears it's being filled. I am confident that he loves the taste. Iams offers different foods for a variety of different ct specifics. They have a food for indoor cats and one that helps with hairball issues. my cat has never needed to use the hairball formula, but I like that if he ever has those issues that I wouldn't have to switch to a new brand of food entirely. Not only is the product itself great, but the ...
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Review by
babrahams
on 28th Apr 2005
User Rating : 10
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IAMS Complete Dry Food is an excellent complete dry food for cats of all ages. They even have a range to help control hair balls - which is great especially for this exceptionally hairy cats! My cat eats both tinned food and has Iams to eat in a bowl at all times, and she just adores them - she has never liked meat such as Whiskas, so although the Iams is a little more expensive, she has loved them since the start. They come in a variety of flavours, and I don't know any cat who would turn th ...
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