Stella & Chewy's Tummy Ticklin' Turkey Dinner Grain-Free Freeze-Dried Cat Food

This our first attempt of eating Freeze-Dried Cat Fud. Dewey liked it first time, and he will eat it when I serve him. He likes the texture which is and has been a breaker for all time. He adopted me when he was 5wks old, he is 16 now. We've been through everything of the food trials, he rejects more than he will accept. The food preparation is 1,2,3, easy, it's a no brainer. One thing is the price, I cannot justify spending the amount upon the output of the actual food in the bag. I've bought 3 bags so far, it's not about you get what you pay for either, not at all. The amount of food it produces for the price paid, is not my money working for me. The food, is air puffed nuggets This our first attempt of eating Freeze-Dried Cat Fud. Dewey liked it first time, and he will eat it when I serve him. He likes the texture which is and has been a breaker for all time. He adopted me when he was 5wks old, he is 16 now. We've been through everything of the food trials, he rejects more than he will accept. The food preparation is 1,2,3, easy, it's a no brainer. One thing is the price, I cannot justify spending the amount upon the output of the actual food in the bag. I've bought 3 bags so far, it's not about you get what you pay for either, not at all. The amount of food it produces for the price paid, is not my money working for me. The food, is air puffed nuggets once water is added and it's in the bowl, he eats, he looks at me " I want more" this I believe has to do with the food being dehydrated. I don't give him more, he has to wait for the digestion process to begin, ..he thinks he wants more, at last lick, it's that it's so concentrated, a little is a lot. This makes me question how much he truly needs vs wants.This too is an issue, a heavy protein load, he is having issues with his blood sugar crashing,( all is on the mend). Would I recommend this, YES, is it the right food for Dewey at this time, probably not. … more

I tried transitioning my picky 4-year old cat to raw food, which didn't work out so well, but still wanted him to eat healthier and found these freeze-dried nuggets. He loves all flavors of this freeze dried food! Rather than soaking them in water and feeding it as wet food, I chop the large pieces into bite-size pieces and he gobbles them down. I ordered other flavors and he loves them all!

One of our two Maine Coon kittens does not tolerate canned food. I was already offering this as a periodic training treat, so it became the perfect food to replace his twice a day canned meal. He loves it dry, so it's perfect as he is a good water drinker. Kittens in particular, need moisture in their diets until at least one year of age so you may also moisten it for a great wet food as well.

This is my first time using a freeze dried food and my kitten goes absolutely crazy for it. He eats an all canned food diet so he only gets a couple tablespoons of this food a day, but when I open the bag he's right there rubbing up against my legs and waiting for me to put the bowl down! I crumble the pieces a bit with my fingers first so that all the food can get an even amount of water while it re-hydrates. I'm looking forward to trying the chicken and duck versions of this food in the future.

I added water but my cats would not touch it. So, as a Psy Op, i tried to give it as a treat. But only ONE piece. One cat fell for it. The other did not . I guess the 2 different bags will last me a long time.!

I've been feeding my two cats Science Diet DD - for the one cat in particular who seems to clean herself excessively (not sure if she is truly itchy or has a bit of separation anxiety when I am gone from the house) and she has had a handful of ear infections since I adopted her 2 1/2 hrs ago - I heard the raw food diet was good for pets that get ear infections due to alllergies so I thought I would try it....My friend recommended Stella &a Chewy and said her cats love it wet or dry....my cats however, leave it sit in the bowl and finish the Science Diet DD and will eat the Stella & Chewy later...I've tried it wet and they wanted nothing to do with it and dry, it reminds me (consistency wise) I've been feeding my two cats Science Diet DD - for the one cat in particular who seems to clean herself excessively (not sure if she is truly itchy or has a bit of separation anxiety when I am gone from the house) and she has had a handful of ear infections since I adopted her 2 1/2 hrs ago - I heard the raw food diet was good for pets that get ear infections due to alllergies so I thought I would try it....My friend recommended Stella &a Chewy and said her cats love it wet or dry....my cats however, leave it sit in the bowl and finish the Science Diet DD and will eat the Stella & Chewy later...I've tried it wet and they wanted nothing to do with it and dry, it reminds me (consistency wise) of the dental cleaning treats my vet sells me - but at least with the dry food, they will eventually come back and eat it....At this point, I'm definitely not sold..... … more

I have one new adoptee who appears to have food allergies. I am guessing grains are the culprit but I am not sure. I decided to go outside the box and try several raw type diets. This was one that was liked by most of my cats, most importantly the one with the red, inflamed ears. That seems to be resolving.

This is easy to prepare, and by adding more water, I feel my cat gets more fluid in her. Very happy that this is sold in a smaller size, so you can see if your cat likes it. One of my cats love this, the other doesn't. Super fast shipping.

My two kitties would not touch the turkey. They love Stella & Chewy Chicken, love the fish combo, and the Duck however.

Love Stella & Chewy products. My cats love it too. I highly recommend this product.