Instinct Raw Boost, Natural Dry Cat Food with Freeze Dried Pieces, High Protein, Grain Free Recipe - Real Chicken, 10 lb. Bag

My cats love this cat food and It is exactly what it says. I only feed my cats a 1/8 cup each at night as a treat but they love this stuff.

Great cat for and my cat still loves it after over a year

It’s been a chore finding a healthy food my cat enjoys. He loves this one, and because it is more nutritious than that grocery store mess - he eats less.

My cat really likes the kibble. He does not like the raw pieces. I will say though, the ingredients are amazing and the amount of food that comes in the bag is amazing!

I try to feed my cat dry food with protein as the first ingredient as well as bits of freeze dried components and he LOVES this one! My cat is not picky, I just want to feed him high quality cat food. I randomly found the Nulo brand with freeze died bits he absolutely devoured but I haven’t been able to find the exact one again so I decided on this brand and it has been great so far! He loves to eat the freeze dried bits first and he’ll snack on the rest throughout the day. I still can’t find my preferred brand but Toby bean likes this one and I’ll very likely be repurchasing!

My Cats love it. Love the bag it came in seals food in nice keeps it fresh.

I am a Registered Veterinary Technician who has not had any luck treating my 11 year old cat's IBD. I used the steroids and prescription food for 1 year, but he still vomited every day and had a huge problem with hairballs. My other cat had hairballs, so I put her on this food too. She is 10 years old, and they both have had all the required tests to establish there are no other health conditions.I bought this because of the high protein / low carb percentages. Cats still need up to 12% carbs in their diet, plus a minimum of 45% protein and moderate fat. Unfortunately, 98% of kibble on the market has 25 - 50% carbs and less than 40% protein. Since I already tried prescription food and medication, I decided to limit his carbs and increase the protein since it is much harder to digest carbs.I slowly transitioned to this new food over 3 weeks. His vomiting and hairballs stopped by week 6. There are off-white poops in the litterbox now. I'm hoping it's his hair finally able to be passed like it should (he's a bright white cat). Although, light colored poops could indicate an absorption problem - I now have to check that out at work.Why 3 stars? One reason is the white poop thing. But, remember I said I put my other cat on the diet too? Well, I rarely believe in coincidences - and this would be a HUGE one:My other cat Ziva was transitioned just as slowly. That first week after complete transition, she started vomiting. She wasn't eating for about a day, then one night we heard a yowl - then nothing. We found her face down in her own vomit and she went into a seizure. Her x-rays showed her entire GI tract was full. Her stomach was still full after a 16-hour fast.You could actually see all the "raw" pieces on the xray in the exact shape they are in the bag, filling up most of her stomach. The next day she went into cluster seizures for over 30 minutes until they were finally under control. There was no mechanical blockage, but it took so long for all of those “raw” pieces to clear out of her system. She is permanently on wet food now (best food for cats, just expensive).Cats do not chew a large percentage of their food (that's why when they vomit their food within 2 hours of eating - it's always kibble shaped, just puffed up from the stomach juices). The “raw” pieces are no exception. They are dehydrated! So, guess what happens when you put something dehydrated in a stomach full of juices and the water they drink? They puff up so big it fills their stomach fast!Again, we cannot connect her sudden onset seizures to her inability to clear the “raw” pieces from her GI system for several days - but that's one hell of a coincidence in my book! We immediately removed all the “raw” pieces and are just feeding the kibble to my IBD cat. But, the “raw” pieces are where the high protein percentages come from, so I will be transitioning my IBD cat to the Instinct Ultimate Protein line once the white poop mystery has been solved.

My cats love this food. First they eat all the freeze dried pieces then they empty the kibble out of the dish. They are finicky eater but they love this food.