Stella & Chewy's Tummy Ticklin' Turkey Dinner Morsels Freeze-Dried Raw Cat Food, 3.5-oz bag

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  • Never contains grains, gluten, fillers, artificial preservatives, or colourings.
  • Real raw nutrition in the convenience of freeze-dried. Serve as is or rehydrate by adding warm water.
  • Made with care with cage-free turkey and 100% organic-certified fruits and vegetables.
  • Simple, pristine recipe with limited ingredients and rich in protein.
  • Pet parents and vets report raw feeding supports an improved appetite, digestion, immune system, teeth and gum health, skin and coat, and can help relieve allergies.

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Feeding Instructions

Questions & Answers

16 Customer Questions

Does the turkey recipe contain dried kelp?

Originally posted and answered on chewy.com
Answer by Chewy • Aug 17, 2025
This recipe does not contain kelp. For a complete list of ingredients and guaranteed analysis, click the “Nutritional Info” tab, just under the product photos when viewed on a desktop. Click the "Nutritional Info" tab, next to the "Q&A" tab, towards the top bar above the product image when viewed on the app.

How much iodine is in this product?

Originally posted and answered on chewy.com
Answer by nicolep • Aug 27, 2024
This recipe has an Iodine content of 2.84 mg/kg on a dry matter basis.

Can these help clean teeth if fed dry, as treats?

Originally posted and answered on chewy.com
Answer by nicolep • Jun 26, 2024
Feeding a raw diet is wonderful for dental health – however, it is not designed or tested to be used specifically for this purpose. It would not be as efficient as brushing teeth, or other dental-specific products.

Does this food make cats constipated?

Originally posted and answered on chewy.com
Answer by AndreaG • Nov 02, 2023
Many raw-fed pets have smaller, firmer, and less frequent stools as their bodies are utilizing so much of the food. This recipe is enhanced with probiotics to support proper gut flora and contains natural sources of fiber like pumpkin seed and raw ground bone for healthy digestion. You can always add more water when rehydrating the food to ensure your cat is staying hydrated.
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Rated 3 out of 5 stars
By Morgan on Jan 18, 2026
Originally posted on chewy.com

Cat likes it, ingredients are good, but wrong serving suggestion?

My cat likes the turkey flavor. I usually rehydrate some of this and mix it with a canned food or some kibble and she gobbles it up. We started with only Stell &

My cat likes the turkey flavor. I usually rehydrate some of this and mix it with a canned food or some kibble and she gobbles it up. We started with only Stell & Chewy, but at some point she started being picky about eating it on its own. She's a bit of a picky eater so this wasn't a shock. It's also more affordable to mix with another food so we don't mind. Big complaint: the food is pretty low-calorie, and I think the serving suggestion is wrong. When we were her this food exclusively and according to the serving recommendations, our kitty (already skinny) started losing weight pretty rapidly. I was confused so I did a little test: - the calorie content listed on the package is 149 calories/ 1oz (dry). - I measure out 1oz food with a baking scale, and this was approximately 3/4 cup (without packing the food in, but also full to the brim and breaking up the pieces somewhat so they fit into the measuring cup better). - Back of package recommends 1/2 cup/day for an 8lb cat. Combining this info, if the calorie content listed is correct, it seems like Stella & Chewy is recommending LESS THAN 149 calories/day for an 8lb cat? For a healthy-weight spayed adult cat, this goes against most calorie recommendations out there. It should be minimum like 200 calories, based on most cat caloric need calculators. TL;DR the food is fine but you probably need to feed your cat a lot more than it says you do on the package. This particularly annoys me because it makes the food *seem* more cost-effective than it is. If you only need half a cup a day for your cat, it's not so expensive. But in order to meet our cat's calorie needs we would need to feed her close to a cup.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Barbara on Nov 26, 2025
Originally posted on chewy.com

Cats Love It -Easy to Prepare

I switched my dogs to half raw and my cats refused to eat their canned food and wanted the dogs food. So I tried this and it worked. They love it and it is easy

I switched my dogs to half raw and my cats refused to eat their canned food and wanted the dogs food. So I tried this and it worked. They love it and it is easy to prepare. They did not eat the rabbit so I was happy they loved the turkey.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Tamra on Oct 2, 2025
Originally posted on chewy.com

Excellent for "soup" that ferrets enjoy

Ferrets enjoy having "soup" which is essentially ground up food with water added. This food is optimal for this - both in that it is freeze dried raw whole prey

Ferrets enjoy having "soup" which is essentially ground up food with water added. This food is optimal for this - both in that it is freeze dried raw whole prey (so it can be left out a few hours when wet without concern), and that its texture works particularly well for mixing. Tip: put a little less of this food at a time in the blender when grinding it up because it is a softer texture compared to (for example) the chicken. For my ferrets, this is their favorite Stella and Chewy's "flavor" for soup. It's important to have at least a few different types of prey, and this is a good one to include.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Victoria on Sep 21, 2025
Originally posted on chewy.com

Mario!

My Shih Tzu gets the best. He enjoys these crushed and sprinkled over his food. He’s only three months old so he doesn’t get a hole in hismouth at once. If Zignature

My Shih Tzu gets the best. He enjoys these crushed and sprinkled over his food. He’s only three months old so he doesn’t get a hole in hismouth at once. If Zignature made this free straw, I would be purchasing it. That’s my number one go to as a breeder and an owner of over 43 years.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By Stacy on Sep 27, 2025
Originally posted on chewy.com

My boys love these

I give these to my two boys without rehydrating them since I’m hoping they’ll chew them and it’ll help with their gingivitis. I leave a bowl out as treats and they

I give these to my two boys without rehydrating them since I’m hoping they’ll chew them and it’ll help with their gingivitis. I leave a bowl out as treats and they both eat them, so I’ll call this a win and keep buying them.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
By wendy on Jan 17, 2026
Originally posted on chewy.com

My Turkey girl

My Turkey girl loves these .I add couple of them to her breakfast.

My Turkey girl loves these .I add couple of them to her breakfast.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars
By Jan on Oct 14, 2025
Originally posted on chewy.com

They hated it.

I tried the “breaking in method” of small chunks added to wet food, bits, soaked in broth, tiny bits by hand. Now I just threw my money away. They won’t touch i

I tried the “breaking in method” of small chunks added to wet food, bits, soaked in broth, tiny bits by hand. Now I just threw my money away. They won’t touch it.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Megan on Jul 29, 2025
Originally posted on chewy.com

Good for IBD cat

We switched our 13 year old cat to this after years of IBD issues. It cut her troubles down considerably! Probably saved her life, honestly. As she aged she could

We switched our 13 year old cat to this after years of IBD issues. It cut her troubles down considerably! Probably saved her life, honestly. As she aged she could no longer tolerate eating raw, she was having a lot of GI issues and we had to find a limited ingredient canned food that she could tolerate. But it helped get her to 23!

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Abigail on Dec 17, 2025
Originally posted on chewy.com

This food is high quality

Cats enjoyed it. I wish it was a little more affordable.

Cats enjoyed it. I wish it was a little more affordable.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
By Jerri on Sep 6, 2025
Originally posted on chewy.com

Expensive but great for them

My cats like the duck flavor much better but sometimes this is on sale. They eat it just fine wet down and mixed with wet. Downside of S&C is price.

My cats like the duck flavor much better but sometimes this is on sale. They eat it just fine wet down and mixed with wet. Downside of S&C is price.