Instinct Raw Boost Indoor Real Chicken Recipe is a high-quality cat food that most cats enjoy. However, some users report issues with the freeze-dried bits going stale quickly and inconsistency in the amount of these bits in the bag.
Users appreciate the high-quality ingredients and the balanced nutritional content.
Cats appear to enjoy the taste of the food.
The food is effective in helping cats gain or maintain healthy weight.
The freeze-dried bits often go stale quickly, reducing their appeal to cats.
Roof ventilation fans are a necessity for this appliance.
Tip: Users suggest trying different bags or mixing with other foods.
The food contains high-quality ingredients and is grain-free, suitable for indoor cats, but keep in mind the staleness issue with freeze-dried bits.
Most cats seem to enjoy the food, particularly the freeze-dried bits, but some may be picky.
It may require mixing with other foods for picky eaters to enjoy it.
"This food is amazing. I have girl cats I love a billion, and they really loved this food. I always try to make sure that they get the same amount of freeze-dried pieces as each other, because those are the pieces they both eat first. This food will always hold a special place in my heart as being th..."
"I am extremely disappointed that this bag has only a few of the raw chicken pellets in it. The past bags were much better quality. I am thinking of switching to another diet because of this issue."
If you're looking for a high-protein, grain-free cat food that most cats seem to enjoy, this could be a good choice. Just be aware of the potential issues with the freeze-dried bits and the need to sometimes mix it with other foods.
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