Instinct Raw Boost Mixers Freeze Dried Cat Food Topper, Grain Free - Farm-Raised Rabbit, 6 oz. Bag

The cat loves these. I have found them to be an easy, healthy treat option. Yay, they don’t smell and they are easy on the cat’s digestion. No more cleaning up cat yack.

my cat sometimes wont eat his food without this crumbled on top, its literally a life savor !!! BEST BEST BEST ever, and it's healthy . idk what I did without this!

Used as afternoon treats instead of food toppers. My pair of Siamese loves these to the point of national emergency at snack time. The raw sweet potato and pumpkin is great for their coats, skin, and eyes. Well made, but at $16 bucks a bag it does seem expensive.

Like #1. Cage-free chicken is always my preference, whether for animal or human consumption. Creatures raised in captivity should live happy while they're in our care. It just matters.Like #2. My finicky kitties both took to this raw food quickly. They love it. We're on bag #3.Dislike #1. Tocopherols are synthetic vit E shown in studies to be carcinogenic (natural vit E, called tocotrienols, are not carcinogenic, but are more expensive). If I ever find a competitor product that is cage-free meat that does not have tocopherols, I will switch. Haven't found it yet, so I go light on my kitties getting this product.

Have an elderly cat that needs to gain weight. Thought I'd try this product to entice him to eat more. Wow! He goes nuts over it! He's truly obsessed, can't get enough. Loves it! Will definitely keep purchasing.

It took my cat a little while to get accustomed to them, but now that she has, she loves them! Soft and easy to eat. I usually break them in half because they are kind of large. No smell, great quality cat treat/food topper option.

When we got our cat as a kitten, they had fed him a little wet food morning and evening as a treat, so I continued that. I've tried a bunch of "treats", both wet and dry, but none of them made a difference in his health or activity levels...Until these.I switched to these from an organic wet cat food, and I feed my 13lb cat 3 in the morning and 3 in the evening. His energy levels picked up after only a couple days and have remained high. He's more active, gets the (good) "zoomies" more often, plays with his toys more, and generally moves more. There haven't been any negative behavioral changes that I've notice either. :)He's a purely inside cat and my apartment isn't large, so he was putting on a little bit of extra weight. I had put him on the "weight loss" recommendation of his kibble (Instinct brand original), but he still had a little extra "padding". After feeding him these for a not very long, that changed. Likely due to more activity, he looks much more fit and healthy.Oddly, he started eating less of his kibble when I started feeding them these (again, only 3 morning, 3 evening). There's always some kibble left in his bowl now, so I guess he's getting a lot of nutrition from these? Regardless, I plan to feed him these for the foreseeable future.

I mostly use S&C for freeze dried, but heard good things about this brand, so I gave it a try. I always add water to freeze dried, so I crumbled and mixed up before serving, giving as a treat. My one cat ate it up, but my other refused, and she NEVER refuses freeze dried. This food is very powdery with a weird film so maybe that's why? It also doesn't have that typical freeze dried smell. The value compared to other brands is decent, and the ingredient list seems to be of quality, but the fact that these are advised to only be used as a topper and not a meal threw me off. I'm not understanding the difference between these and the meal version. I may try the meal version to see the difference, but I won't be purchasing these again.