Stella & Chewy's Absolutely Rabbit Dinner Morsels Freeze-Dried Raw Cat Food

I feed this to my cat who has a skin condition related to food allergies. I like that rabbit is the ONLY protein in this food. However, the texture is a little rubbery and my cat doesn't care for that. According to S&C Customer Service, it is due the meat texture of rabbit and the dehydration process. In order to get my cat to eat it, I measure the dry food in his bowl and add warm water. I let it soak for a couple of minutes and fork mash. Then I add a little more warm water and fork mash again. This makes the texture like blended canned cat food. This is a picky cat who has never been a good eater but he loves this food as long as I "fix" the texture.

My 8 year old cat struggles with tummy issues, possibly IBD, and I have switched him to only duck, venison, or rabbit limited ingredient dry foods. It has gotten 70% better making that switch, now I'm slowly moving toward raw food diet. This is very convenient way to go just rehydrate the amount you need and he loves it. Only been integrating it in his diet for three days but so far he has done well.

Have a cat recuperating from surgery. Difficult to find her something tasty enough. But she adored the rabbit. We reconstituted it with a touch of extra warm water. She ate a good portion, lapping the juice. Very glad to see her eating well. My other two cats were very happy to clean the leftovers from the bowl. Wonderful product!

My little 6.5 month old Maine Coon came to us as a 5 month old with terrible, chronic diarrhea. She was very small for a Coon and clearly on the thinner side. She was fed kibble at the breeder. I transitioned her to very high quality, highly recommended canned food (also limited ingredients). I also had her dewormed and put her on probiotics. While she gained weight, her coat became shiny and she was always playful and active, her diarrhea did not abate. The vet prescribed antibiotics which did not help either and her diarrhea even turned green in color. She rejected commercial frozen raw (even after I cooked it). Finally, I transitioned her to Stella & Chewy Rabbit morsels and the diarrhea just My little 6.5 month old Maine Coon came to us as a 5 month old with terrible, chronic diarrhea. She was very small for a Coon and clearly on the thinner side. She was fed kibble at the breeder. I transitioned her to very high quality, highly recommended canned food (also limited ingredients). I also had her dewormed and put her on probiotics. While she gained weight, her coat became shiny and she was always playful and active, her diarrhea did not abate. The vet prescribed antibiotics which did not help either and her diarrhea even turned green in color. She rejected commercial frozen raw (even after I cooked it). Finally, I transitioned her to Stella & Chewy Rabbit morsels and the diarrhea just STOPPED immediately! Her poop became normal in color and did not smell at all. The morsels are also super convenient because we could feed it to her wet and dry (on days when we are rushing for work) and I can store the food without concern on the shelf (and in the fridge after opening). My little cat loves the morsels and will lick her bowl clean and then start with the “still hungry” meows. :) I cannot say good enough things about this food. Fixing her diarrhea was an all consuming goal for me over the month and a half that I had her and now I can just simply enjoy being her guardian. I would also mention that Chewy has the best customer service!! I have never in my life experienced such responsive, emphatic service! 5 stars! … more

I don't mind doing that because my cats love this. They'll only eat it dry, though, not wet, but this is a good dry solution for putting out overnight (so I can get an extra hour or two of sleep) or for leaving out when I'll be gone for an extended period of time. *** Also ==> YOU CAN MOLD THIS FOOD IN ITS DRY STATE AROUND A SMALL PILL TO GET A CAT TO TAKE IT WITHOUT KNOWING IT!! *** That alone makes it worth having a fresh bag of this in the house. LOL

Even though these say for cats I do feed 3 morsels each to my dogs each night. They love them. I watch what I feed them and since these are freeze dried you can't go wrong.

I have two cats. Crowley = mr. finicky and Castiel is not. However, neither would even try this. I added water and even tried heating it. Nope, they wanted no part of it. I am sad about that as I think this is a great food for them. I donated it, so hopefully the shelter kitties enjoy it.

This is a limited ingredient diet and great in that regard. One caveat is that it contains pumpkin, which for some reason always gives my one cat diarrhea. The other cat can eat this food just fine, but I find it very pricey for the weight. The small nuggets do not enlarge like some dehydrated foods; so in other words, one portion does not double in size with added water. What you got, is what you get. The nuggets simply soften a bit. That means for an adult cat, even the larger bag does not contain very many complete meals -- a week, maybe? It would last longer as a treat, of course.

I'm new to raw, so I bought several different flavors and brands. this is the 2nd one I've tried on my 2 cats, and they loved it! I'm giving it 5 stars based on my cats reaction to this product, and after they've been on it for awhile I will right another review discussing pros and cons

Our cats love Stella and Chewy freeze dried morsels. I figured it was time to try a new flavor...you know, so they don't get bored with the same flavor time and again. Unfortunately, neither of my cats care for the rabbit morsels. It Seems they are duck duck goose fans.