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We tried Cat Person food and here is what we think.
Cat Person was founded in 2020, based on the belief that cats and the people who loved
them deserved a lot more attention and care than the industry offered.
Currently, it offers a variety of modern cat products that deliver right to your door.
Let’s talk about their food.
What sets them apart from the rest of the industry is that they claim their recipes
include at least 50% more quality animal protein, with no fillers like grain, corn, wheat, rice,
soy, and potatoes, and they are transparent about what ingredients go into their food.
So this is how it works.
They have wet food, dry food, and treats.
Their wet food has a wide variety of flavors, 8 flavors in total, and they come in both
paté and shreds in broth for you to choose from.
Their dry food or kibble has three flavors.
You can buy these individually, or enroll in their subscription service, they call it
a meal plan.
Before you enroll in their full meal plan, you can order a starter box, to try some flavors
and see if your cat likes it.
You can get either wet and dry, or just wet food in the starter box.
I’m going with the wet food because that’s what Manju mainly eats.
Whichever starter box you choose, it comes with a free serve and store set.
This includes a dry food scoop, wed food lids, and wet food spoons.
Then here is a quiz asking how many cats you have, flavors, and how much they eat, so they
can customize a meal plan for you down in the road.
You will then be able to choose and edit the flavors in the meal plan and purchase.
Once you purchase, it usually takes 4-8 days, but when we ordered our box, there was a delay
so it took 11 days.
Here we have the box!
As a designer, I gotta say that their packaging is modern and attractive, and I love their
branding.
The box itself is beautiful, and I can’t wait to open it up and see how it looks inside.
We have the four sleeves of wet food, two patés, and two shreds in broth.
Included in the package, I liked the serve and store set, it’s convenient to store
away the food Manju doesn't finish.
They also have this step-by-step instruction on how to transition the cat to the new food,
but since Manju has never been a picky cat, let’s give him half a can and see if he
likes it.
Let’s start with the chicken paté since that’s the closest one to what he is familiar
with.
The paté is smooth and creamy, the texture is perfect.
We then tried Chicken and Duck, shreds in broth.
It has tons of fluid in it, and I think it’s great for cats who don’t like to drink a
lot of water.
We also tried the rest of the flavors.
Because Manju is not a picky cat, I would say go with the flavors and texture your cat
is familiar with, then try other varieties.
Now let’s talk about other things.
Although it varies depending on the flavor, their wet food all has around 40-60% calories
from protein, 30-50% from fat, and around 5-10% from carbohydrates.
Although we didn’t try their dry food, it has 45% calories from protein, 45 % from fat,
and 10% from carbohydrates.
Based on these numbers, I think their food is packed with protein, and it is species-appropriate,
which will provide all the nutrition a cat needs.
However, I didn’t quite like the tapioca and sunflower oil in their wet food and wish
they could use other animal-derived sources.
Also, they do not have customized food for cats who have special needs.
You can purchase the food sleeve individually for 7 dollars and 25 cents for 5 these 2.75
oz cups, or get a subscription box for 10% off.
A regular cat eats about 200 calories, and that’s about 3 cans.
That will add up to 4 dollars and 35 cents a day, or about $130 a month.
That’s quite expensive, and If you have a kitten like Manju, they will require more
food.
The subscription can be easily managed once you log in.
You can edit the date the next box will ship, what’s included in the box.
You are able to add dry food or treats if you want to try something new.
Canceling the subscription is super easy, and you won’t feel like you are locked in
or having to speak to someone.
They do have a 30-day 100% satisfaction guarantee, if you don’t like what you purchased, please
reach out to their customer service, they are friendly and willing to help.
In summary, Manju likes their food, although not too crazy about it.
I like their ingredients that it is species-appropriate, the convenience that it delivers right to
your door, an easily-managed subscription plan, and friendly customer service.
On the other hand, the cost is quite high, and they do not have food designed for cats
who have special needs.
Thank you so much for watching, please like the video if you found the information helpful.
Also let us know in the comment what types of food you are feeding your cat and what
your experience is like.
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