The Honest Kitchen Grain-Free Chicken Recipe Dehydrated Cat Food

I started on this food for how healthy it is. It's not their favorite food, but I mix it with a little wet food, and they eat it with no problem. Now they're used to it (I've gone through a whole box combining it with wet food during feeding time) and now they'll even eat it without the wet mixed in. I still give them wet foods they like and also dry as a treat, but I have found this to be a great addition to their diet and feel good giving them something human grade, with vegetables.

My 1.5 yr old Persian cat just licks wet food. I tried pate wet foods n used to mush it and add water. She used to just lick it. Every day I had to throw the meaty portion of the wet food. (which is real food & protein). I ordered this and tried with water. My cat just smelled n left. Later I just gave her dry powder and she licked every bit of it. It took her 4-5 attempts to accept this over the canned food. But I stopped other canned food and only gave her this powder. (Plus her dry food ). Now she eats 1/2 cup every day. She also drinks enough water. So m ok with her just licking the powder. Her energy levels seem to be increased. Will update after 1 month of use.

Friend was feeding to his dog successfuly, so tried this with my finicky cats...they ate with gusto for a week, then got bored. This is a good sign that the less finicky cat will love it. Check the ingredients, and note that the price is reasonable compared to comparable canned and standard dried foods.

My cat has never been a finicky eater, in her life she has turned her nose up to one kind of food. She almost does a happy dance now when I start making her food!! And believe me at 19# she needs to do a little dancing!!

I thought since my dog loves Honest Kitchen Recipe, that my cat would as well. Luckily I ordered the smallest box of it. I tried different ways to prepare/serve it, but it didn't work. Don't know if I can send it back since its an open box & Ive used some of it. Maybe I'll have to donate it to the Humane Society.

Product is easy to use/prepare. Our cats won't eat it wet but they will eat it as a dry powder??? I gave it 5 stars because our cats obviously are not a good gauge on the product.

This is seriously some of the healthiest pet food ever, you recognize each and every ingredient in it. If you're cat usually eating "regular" name brand cat foods like Purina, it might take a lot more adjusting because those brands have terrible ingredients for cats like corn meal, meat by products, wheat gluten, coloring. You need to slowly transition the kitty if that is the case or if they are picky. Stop feeding your fur babies disgusting crap that you would never put in your own mouth, start feeding them whole foods, human grade meat, etc.

I bought this a few weeks ago after transitioning my dogs to dehydrated food. I was worried how my cat would take to it so I slowly transitioned. I went from kibble to high quality wet food to this and she can't get enough. It does come out looking very mushy but she doesn't seem to mind and laps it right up. It lasts just as long as kibble and she is much more energetic on it. Even her coat is softer! I recommend this to anyone who wants to feed their animals the best!

I was looking for higher grade food to try and decided to take a chance on this one as there are seriously mixed reviews, some five star, some one star. My cats don't tend to be picky, well at least three of them aren't, so I figured I would be one of the lucky one's who would have cats that would eat it. NOPE. First, this stuff looks terrible when you mix it up. Second, only two cats would even taste it and then walked around licking at the air trying to get the taste off their tongues - the rest sniffed and backed away like I was trying to poison them lol. Sooo... I figured I would get clever and try mixing a very small amount (dry) into their wet food, just to try to get them to eat I was looking for higher grade food to try and decided to take a chance on this one as there are seriously mixed reviews, some five star, some one star. My cats don't tend to be picky, well at least three of them aren't, so I figured I would be one of the lucky one's who would have cats that would eat it. NOPE. First, this stuff looks terrible when you mix it up. Second, only two cats would even taste it and then walked around licking at the air trying to get the taste off their tongues - the rest sniffed and backed away like I was trying to poison them lol. Sooo... I figured I would get clever and try mixing a very small amount (dry) into their wet food, just to try to get them to eat it so an expensive box of food doesn't go to waste. Yeah, never try to trick a cat... again, only two of them would even try the mixed offering, then walked away huffing. Had to throw it all out. I was going to be generous and give it two stars since two cats at least tried it, but that would be dishonest - this stuff is really bad. I suspect it is the eggs that makes this so bad, but whatever it is, I'll be donating this to a local shelter and hoping they have better luck. Of course NONE of this is Chewy's fault, they just resell it. Still love Chewy! … more

I do A LOT of research before I feed anything to my fur kids and I began this when my 14 y/o was diagnosed with mesenterial cancer (he has died) two or so years ago. This food comes out tops in so many categories it's not even funny. I read all these comments about how cats hate it - mine did too - he was used to cans of all sorts of rubbish (read how they make pet food and feel the terror) and went on hunger strikes constantly. The point is this, do we feed what we know is rubbish to our human kids because they refuse to eat "healthy food"? I didn't think so .....