rabbit.reviews68Consensus score
How strongly 0 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- 60% protein content, among the highest of any dry cat food
- Starch-free formula, reducing unnecessary carbohydrates
- Top-rated on cat nutrition review sites
Skip it if
- Less widely available than mainstream brands
- Higher price point than Purina or Hill's
- Not as extensively studied with long-term feeding trials as the big three vet brands
What owners love
- 60% protein content, among the highest of any dry cat food
- Starch-free formula, reducing unnecessary carbohydrates
- Top-rated on cat nutrition review sites
- Good option for cats that need high protein without switching to raw
The recurring gripe
- Less widely available than mainstream brands
- Higher price point than Purina or Hill's
- Not as extensively studied with long-term feeding trials as the big three vet brands
The bottom line
If you want dry food that gets as close to a cat's natural diet as kibble can, Wysong Epigen is the pick, 60% protein and zero starch is genuinely impressive for a dry food.