Instinct Original Grain-Free Pate Real Rabbit Recipe Wet Canned Cat Food

Our cats both loved this. One of them has sensitive skin, and biting at his fur has been a problem. He has rarely done this since eating this food almost exclusively. He has also been shedding less. The other cat has a bowel problem, and eating this food in small amounts does not seem to irritate it. We may gradually transition him to larger portions.

My cat was throwing up after eating and having GI issues and it was concluded she likely had an allergy so we looked around for foods she would actually eat that had whole ingredients and less allergens. This has fit that. My cat won’t eat any other food anymore, her coat looks great and she has not thrown up in over 2 months!

I bought this instead of the royal canin selected protein PR (rabbit). My vet prescribed it to my cat as she was having allergies so we switched her food to a protein that is less likely to cause food sensitivities. The prescription diet has been out of stock for the past month so I decided to try a different brands rabbit protein. My cats don’t like this food at all. They picked at it bc they were hungry, but didn’t even finish a quarter of the can. The pate looks a little off, but not terrible. Would not recommend, my cats eat almost anything.

I have very high aspect on these high protein Instinct wet can, but my cat don't like it at all. He smelled it, tried a little bit, then went away. That's sad, the ingredients looks good to me. I'll feed it to homeless cat eventually.

My cat is a neighborhood stray. The town name is Wabasso - Native American for "White Rabbit". Guess what my Patrick lived on while he was outdoors... that's right, rabbit. I thought this would be the closest thing to providing the diet he is accustom to with the nutrients he needs. It's nearly a month into attempts to dish this to him and at best he eats a few bites then rejects the rest and 3/4 of the can goes to waste. He will not eat it after the can is opened. This makes me wonder does it spoil so quickly that if the entire can isn't gobbled up within minutes of opening, it's garbage? Is my cat just a fussy jerk? Has the batch that I ordered gone awry somewhere along the process of production My cat is a neighborhood stray. The town name is Wabasso - Native American for "White Rabbit". Guess what my Patrick lived on while he was outdoors... that's right, rabbit. I thought this would be the closest thing to providing the diet he is accustom to with the nutrients he needs. It's nearly a month into attempts to dish this to him and at best he eats a few bites then rejects the rest and 3/4 of the can goes to waste. He will not eat it after the can is opened. This makes me wonder does it spoil so quickly that if the entire can isn't gobbled up within minutes of opening, it's garbage? Is my cat just a fussy jerk? Has the batch that I ordered gone awry somewhere along the process of production, or delivery? I refrigerate wet foods during the Summer so I discount the possibility of error happening after delivery... I do notice that his stools are firm since eating this one so I'm considering that he may be attracted to eat it though has an imprint that it hurts him if he does eat it. At this point I have to consider it a fail; the remaining cans I'm going to put aside in my refrigerator and try to feed them to him again in the cooler months. I desperately searched for a nutritious wet food that doesn't contain Chicken as I suspect that ingredient causes him loose stools and itchy skin... poor dear. {Sorry I sometimes think you might be a jerk Patrick} Good / Better Luck to all the cool cats out there! … more

My cat has developed food allergies from 13 years of eating cheap big brand cat food. She’s not a fan of variety and would only eat 2 ocean fish flavors. Because the meds for her skin allergies affects her immune system, I decided to switch her diet instead. I was not looking forward to the switch because we’ve tried before without success. Within a month, she has stopped over grooming, stopped coughing up rat sized hair balls, and her coat is much softer.

This is our kitty boys favorite food. I don't have to add toppers or treats to it, they seem to enjoy it most of all.

My usual brand of cat food was out of stock so i thought i would give this one a try but sadly the cats wont touch it. Booo.

Please bring back the 3 oz cans. They were the perfect size. The logistics of using the 5 ounce cans and the fact that my cats hate refrigerated food even when brought to room temp—-is making this no longer work for us since I can’t justify (or afford) the waste. It’s been months now. Every time I call I am told it should come back soon. Sadly I will be looking for another product in the meantime.

4 of my cats seemed to like this food. 2 of my cats were not crazy about it. They eventually ate most of it but they left their bowls and came back a few times before finishing. Usually they eat everything in one sitting. The food looks good and the ingredients look pretty good. I’m not sure if it’s the brand or the rabbit protein. I picked up the chicken as well. I’ll see if they like that better.