Instinct Raw Boost Shakers, Freeze-Dried Powder, Dog Food Topper, Chicken - Gut Health, 5.5 oz. Bottle

We call this our dog’s “Shake Cheese.” She is a picky eater and we just sprinkle some of this onto her kibble and she thinks it’s the best meal ever (aside from human chickie-nuggies, of course). We’re well into our 2nd or 3rd bottle and it’s well worth the cost because it doesn’t take much and it lasts a few months. Pittie- and Pittie-Mom-approved!

My dogs absolutely love this! As soon as I grab the container, they get so excited. It adds a tasty boost to their meals, and even my picky eater finishes everything now. Great quality and smells fresh too. Highly recommend for fellow dog parents! 🐾

Great food topper. I have a stubborn Great Dane who won’t eat sometimes once I add this to it he eats up

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Easy to use and added nutrition for my pet. I usually buy the pellets.

We used to use Instinct Raw Boost Mixers in our dog's food as a topper, but he would start picking them out and not eating the food. So, we started crushing them up, and that seemed to do the trick. So, we were really happy when we found this shaker, which basically is just the mixers in a pulverized-from-the-factory form. Our dog loves these toppers so much that if we put his food down without them, he will sit and look at us waiting for us to get the shaker out just to add a few shakes over the top (which is enough to get him to finish all of his food). They are remarkably effective, and he hasn't got bored of them over a long period of time (at least a year?).We recently dog sat three other dogs of our friends and also found that they loved these toppers. Hesitancy to eat in a strange house was easy to fix with these toppers.The size is of this shaker is very adequate for our 80-pound Golden Mountain Doodle. We only need a few shakes for his food, and it tends to last at least a month if not two.From the shaker itself, it might be hard for someone to notice that chicken is a major ingredient. The color and texture and marketing for gut health makes it easy to mistake them for sweet potato/pumpkin toppers (and the ingredients do include both sweet potato and pumpkin), but this is primarily a freeze-dried chicken product. That's fine with us, but some people have dogs that have apparent chicken sensitivities, and so perhaps this topper won't be for them. So be aware that it is a chicken product despite looking like just another gut-health pumpkin/potato product.

My dogs LOVE this stuff. I have a little dachshund mix and he is so incredibly picky. He is 14 years old and has probably been eating the same food for 7 years. He recently stopped eating. He would sniff his food then give a face of disgust and back up from the bowl. I realized I needed something to spice it up a little bit. I decided to try the beef flavor first, and he actually really enjoyed it. I’ve gotten him to start eating again! I tried the chicken flavor next and he LOVES it! He wolfs his breakfast down every morning now that I put this stuff on top. He licks his bowl after eating. I cannot believe it! I’m so happy my boy loves it. The value for money is great and it definitely works. It’s easy for my dog to digest and he hasn’t had ANY digestive issues since trying this. I’m on my second shaker now!

Our Potter is very finicky and this gives him that extra little boost he needs to eat his dinner.

She liked it at first but then wouldn’t eat if I put some on her kibble. ???