Instinct Freeze-Dried Raw Boost Mixers Grain-Free Digestive Health Recipe Cat Food Topper

My cat Wynnie loves these. I got them for her when we were trying out a new food that was giving her really stinky gas and poo. I think maybe she just has a sensitive stomach; we ended up switching to a different food that she liked better and didn't give her as many issues, so I stopped buying the mixers, but lately she's been having really stinky litter box sessions again, and I'm going to put her back on these. She LOVES them as treats as well as food toppers, really seems to enjoy the taste of them (when she didn't need them for digestion anymore I just used the rest of the bag as treats). They also genuinely seemed to help her out with the GI issues - I didn't notice any gas and her stool My cat Wynnie loves these. I got them for her when we were trying out a new food that was giving her really stinky gas and poo. I think maybe she just has a sensitive stomach; we ended up switching to a different food that she liked better and didn't give her as many issues, so I stopped buying the mixers, but lately she's been having really stinky litter box sessions again, and I'm going to put her back on these. She LOVES them as treats as well as food toppers, really seems to enjoy the taste of them (when she didn't need them for digestion anymore I just used the rest of the bag as treats). They also genuinely seemed to help her out with the GI issues - I didn't notice any gas and her stool was more normal, etc. After not having any for a while, I think she's going to be very happy I'm getting them for her again. … more

Our two cats love these things! They were slightly unsure at first but now they practically beg me for more when I have the bag out. Only been feeding them a week or so and haven’t noticed any changes yet but also can’t see their digestive system either :) Got them mainly for our girl Shy as she would periodically throw up. I checked her throw up and it seemed she would usually have a hairball in it or another foreign object (fuzz, grass, hair off a toy, etc) so I had wondered if these would help or if it was just the fact she had something unnatural in her belly. So far she hasn’t thrown up since I started feeding these so we’ll see if that stays. Also feed them to our boy Faye just as a healthy Our two cats love these things! They were slightly unsure at first but now they practically beg me for more when I have the bag out. Only been feeding them a week or so and haven’t noticed any changes yet but also can’t see their digestive system either :) Got them mainly for our girl Shy as she would periodically throw up. I checked her throw up and it seemed she would usually have a hairball in it or another foreign object (fuzz, grass, hair off a toy, etc) so I had wondered if these would help or if it was just the fact she had something unnatural in her belly. So far she hasn’t thrown up since I started feeding these so we’ll see if that stays. Also feed them to our boy Faye just as a healthy measure, figure it can’t hurt. Also, noticed someone asked about serving size...I had assumed one treat was a shrunken tablespoon or something so I had just been giving them one a day. But then I read where 8-10 treats is a tablespoon but I feel that’s quite a lot so I might up it to two a day if I feel that’s necessary. … more

I have a cat with chronic diarrhea, and someone recommended these treats for her (because every other treat gives her diarrhea), and for some reason she can eat these no problem! The first time I got them, I gave her one and then woke up the next morning and she bit through the entire bag because she loved them so much. I then bought a little glass jar to hold them and then heard a crashing sound and went to the kitchen to find that she knocked the glass jar off the counter to get to the treats. Needless to say, I’ll need to find a new way to store these because she’s OBSESSED

My cats love these pumpkin treats. It has helped my sensitive stomach kitty not throw up so much. Is also great to smash up, add a little water and you can hide supplements or some medicines in it. HOWEVER, got it from Chewy and it is stale. I smelled it instantly when opening the bag. The date stamp on the bag is different than bags that I have bought from the big box pet store. I can't even tell what date it says because the format is so weird. Makes me wonder if it is legit.

Our new kitten has always had some gut issues and we've seen such an improvement already! He used to have a little booty leakage even though his stool was completely solid and healthy (sent a pic to our vet to confirm). His bottom is clean and his stools continue to be healthy. We take some of the mixer and crush it on top of his kitten kibble - he actually runs to his food now!

I got mine a few months ago and I usually crush one up and mix it into her food but just today I handed her one to see what she'd do and she just ate it out of my hand! These have helped her with her sensitive tummy so well! She rarely vomits out of the blue now! The only thing I'd want to see a change in is the bag. I'd like for it to be resealable. Other than that, it works like a charm!

I bought these based on positive reviews, and great ingredients. Well, none of my 7 kitties are interested in these. I have used them as is straight out of the bag as a food topper on their hard food, also as the topper on their soft food. They will eat around these to get to their other food. So next I crushed them and incorporated them into their dry and soft daily diets. Thats a nope, they sit and look at me like I am nuts.! I put some of these in a bowl by themselves some I broke in half, while some are left whole. They have not been touched. I thought these would definately be beneficial to our elderly cats and 1 with IBD, but not when I can not get them to eat them. Anyone have suggestions I bought these based on positive reviews, and great ingredients. Well, none of my 7 kitties are interested in these. I have used them as is straight out of the bag as a food topper on their hard food, also as the topper on their soft food. They will eat around these to get to their other food. So next I crushed them and incorporated them into their dry and soft daily diets. Thats a nope, they sit and look at me like I am nuts.! I put some of these in a bowl by themselves some I broke in half, while some are left whole. They have not been touched. I thought these would definately be beneficial to our elderly cats and 1 with IBD, but not when I can not get them to eat them. Anyone have suggestions, I sure would like some ideas. … more

I have a senior cat that I rescued from living outside and he has severe ibd. It’s so hard to find anything that he 1. Likes enough to eat consistently 2. Works for him. This does both those things. He comes running when he hears the bag open and it has helped to firm up his poop.

One of my cats flat out refused to eat this. He doesn't generally like anything new though. My other cat ate it the first couple of times but I'm not sure that she was willing to eat it again. I will try it again and see if things change upon longer exposure.

Topping off my cats meals with s couple of these Instinct Raw Boosters seems like a step in the right direction for providing nutrients that are lost in processing of their regular canned food. They also make a nice treat. I would caution not to over feed these boosters however as one of my cats tends to gobble them and then upchuck. Moderation is key.