Instinct Original Dry Cat Food, Raw Coated Kibble, High Protein, Grain Free Recipe - Real Rabbit, 10 lb. Bag

This is the only dry food our cat will eat. And it doesn't give him diarrhea. This company makes great food. I would recommend it for picky cats. It's a bit expensive but worth it. Smell isn't too strong but they will come running for it! Can is easy to open.

My cat loves this food. It's good for her. It was a relief since most senior food get a like warm response from her.

My cat Doodlebug absolutely loves this food,bought this because she has allergy to chicken and this seems be working out for her,,will definitely keep this on her rotation. Instinct has good quality ingredients without all the fillers and synthetic ingredients, nice small kibble,

Tried this for the first time and the cats don’t seem to care for it. I have 2 cats out of 7 who seem to be okay with it. I feed the stray cats outside and it’s a hit. At least it won’t go to waste.

My cats have amazing coats with this food. It’s expensive but worth the price

I live in a rural area and have a 16-year-old cat who mostly feeds herself for 2/3 of the year, spring through fall. She used to mostly feed herself in the winter too, but the cold is getting harder on her now and she prefers to stay inside for the worst winter months. I was having a rough time finding food for her to eat those months she spent indoors. Canned food or dry, she would sniff it and look at me like I must be joking. But with this dry food and the same brand of rabbit canned food, she immediately recognized it as food. When I feed her this, she eats the entire bowl of food right away. She never does that with anything else. So this has become one of her meals every single day. The first ingredient on the ingredient list is rabbit, and I think that's why. I think she recognizes it as a food she hunts the rest of the year. It keeps her healthy too. No problems with constipation or inflammation or anything that I've seen before in elderly cats. As a bonus, my German Shepherd loves it. I started giving him a bowl of it everyday when I feed my cat, to keep him from trying to steal her food. Otherwise, he would go over and stare at it mournfully while she was trying to eat. He looked so pathetic she would usually leave some for him but I want her to get those calories.

My cats are normally not picky eaters but will not eat this food. I have 4 cats and none of them like it. I've tried to slowly introduce it and they pick around it. Bummed I spent so much on this food.

I have been feeding my inside cat another high-grade indoor weight-control food which he has done well on, keeping him from gaining weight and no vomiting with it. But a few months ago he began to lose weight as well as his coat became dull and dry. I increased his food amount but it didn't address his problems. Looked at many brands and their INGREDIENTS, staying away from "fillers" and extra ingredients that take the place of those "filler". When I got this he would not eat it by itself but only mixed with his other dry food. For the 1st week I mixed 1/8 cup old and 1/8 cup of this new only for his mid-day feeding. He would pick out most of the old food while eating and only ate about half of the new which I left in his bowl to mix in with his night feeding so that ended up being 1/16 cup of new to 1/4 cup of the old variety and then he would eat it all. Slowly increased this over the next couple of weeks until he got used to its taste. With that gradual increase of this rabbit flavored food not only have I been able to decrease his intake from 1 cup/day to 3/4 cup/day and he is filled up while leaving some in his bowl for in-between eating :-). His coat is now silky and smooth, and he is not itching as much. Nor has his weight gain been more than he was prior to when he began to lose weight. I did try the chicken with "kibble" (dehydrated chicken pieces) and he would not eat the "kibble" at all!! So that I mixed in with the outside cats' food and even they do not like the "kibble" bits, so will order the chicken without the "kibble" pieces. Although this is quite expensive, with being able to feed less and still have the cats be fulfilled it is worth a few months' test to see just how well they do with these two varieties. I highly recommend this and the plain chicken variety.