aunt jeni's

[empire]

Am considering to starting this product. Looks good

[mgt818]

I looked at this food once too, it seems good.  I would have to go back and read a bit more into the company but it seems to be a good food.

[Perseus]

I've been using Aunt Jeni's raw for about 6 months now with great success.  I feed all four flavors of the raw cat food.  They pretty much immediately loved it, but I did transition over about 2 months since it was such a drastic change.  Everything about the kitties improved, including their coats, eyes, ears, no scratching and no vomiting.  I really think all the vomiting was from chewing on themselves, ingesting so much fur that they vomited hairballs then. 

[GreyGhost]

That is good news. Raw is the best. I love the improvements. They happen fast too.

[Bonkers]

  My kitty eats only the Aunt Jeni's raw food. He is allergic to fish along with many other items that are found in canned foods. I believe Aunt Jeni's is the only commercially prepared raw that contains no fish or fish oil. He has been eating it for over a year now and I am very happy with his health since switching to raw food.

[Perseus]

My one big guy really likes the Aunt Jeni's raw rabbit the best and could eat it all the time.  I was concerned about his having so much rabbit, although we rotate 3 other flavors, because I've heard that raw rabbit is lower in taurine than other meats.  I also reviewed the guaranteed analysis posted on Aunt Jeni's site for the taurine in the rabbit, and it was within the recommended range but not by much.  The rabbit also contained the lowest amount of taurine when compared to the chicken, turkey or beef.

So I emailed customer service at Aunt Jeni's to ask if I should be supplementing the taurine or not, because there's no way I want to stop feeding the rabbit to my big guy.

I received a very responsive email from the Animal Scientist at Aunt Jeni's, who stated that they use heart meat which is a very good source of taurine, so I don't have to supplement any.

By the way, Aunt Jeni's also only uses rabbit from the US, and none from China!  This was a big plus for me in trying it in the first place.  The rabbit, as well as all of their meats, are hormone and antibiotic free, mostly grass fed.

[Bonkers]

  For pet owners that live in Canada, Aunt Jeni's is sold under the name Pets For Life.