This rabbit recipe is well-received by cats, especially those with dietary sensitivities. It helps with digestive issues and improves coat health, making it a favorite among cat owners.
Helps with chronic loose stools and foul odor.
Makes the cat's coat shinier.
Cats seem to enjoy the taste.
Made with real rabbit and no grain.
Contains real rabbit recipe without any by-product.
Overall, the feedback from users is positive.
The cost is quite high.
Different sizes of cans might have different recipes.
The product label might be misleading.
Tip: Double-check the labels
Yes, many cat owners reported significant improvements in digestive health.
"We have two rescues from a hoarding situation. One is ok, the other has had terrible tummy issues for more than a year. Chronic loose stools, and really foul, off smell. We’ve added inulin (flavorless, scentless soluble fiber alternative to psyllium), and that helped a lot - and we’re trying pr..."
"My cat has refused to eat this after being presented with it multiple times. I was confused because usually she loves rabbit. I just realized it has pork in it too. It should be called "pork and rabbit", not "rabbit recipe". I usually scour the ingredients before buying, but this time was acting on ..."
Highly recommended for cat owners looking for a premium, grain-free option that addresses digestive issues and enhances coat health. Consider the cost and ensure it fits within your budget.
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