Instinct Original Real Chicken Recipe Grain-Free Pate Kitten Wet Cat Food
In a Nutshell
- Great for kittens who like wet food
- Pricey for the amount
- Picky eaters may reject it this can be based on portions
Quick Verdict
This kitten food is generally liked by cats that enjoy it, but there are concerns about price and pickiness among some reviewers. Quality of kittens' acceptance ranges based on individual preferences and the specific cans.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Very expensive
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Tasty (3)
Many kittens enjoy the taste and texture.
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High-quality ingredients (2)
Made with real chicken and grain-free.
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Good for picky eaters (2)
Some kittens who are picky eaters like this food.
Cons
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Expensive (2) major
Many buyers outgoing mentining it becomes pretty costly
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Smell (2) minor
Some cats dislike the smell, leading to rejection.
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Picky eaters rejection (2) major
Some kittens may refuse to eat regardless.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cat owners with picky eaters — Many kittens enjoy the taste and texture.
- • Owners looking for grain-free options — Made with real chicken and grain-free.
✗ Skip If
- • Budget-conscious buyers — Many buyers mention the high cost. Also, owners generally thought it's overwhelming and costly.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this food good for picky eaters?
Yes, many kittens enjoy the taste and texture.
Is the price worth it?
Some users find it worth the price, others think it's too expensive.
What if my cat doesn't like the smell?
Some cats dislike the smell and may refuse to eat it.
Highlighted Reviews
"He loves to eat but this kitten food is his favorite. He has left some food in the bowl when I feed him the other brands but he licks the dish when I feed him Instinct."
"Very expensive for something the cat would not eat. I bought it for a specific cat but 2 others didn't eat it either."
Bottom Line
Recommended if your kitten enjoys wet foods, but be prepared for potential pickiness and the high price. Smaller portion sizes may be less likely to fix picky eaters but certainly don't solve the problem.