Addiction Grain-Free Wild Brushtail & Berries Entree Raw Dehydrated Cat Food
In a Nutshell
- Cats generally dislike the texture and taste.
- Not suitable as a primary food source for picky cats.
- Better used as a supplement or mixed with other foods.
Quick Verdict
Most cats refuse to eat this food due to its texture and taste. Some users find it useful as a supplement but not as a main meal.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
texture and taste issues.
Prevention: Consider mixing with wet food or other supplements.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Quality Ingredients (1)
Users appreciate the quality and variety of ingredients.
Cons
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Unpalatable Texture (8) critical
Cats dislike the texture, finding it too chalky or sandy.
Tip: Mixing with wet food to improve palatability.
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Unappealing Taste (10) major
Cats refuse to eat the food due to its unappealing taste.
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Pasty Consistency (3) major
The rehydrated food turns into a pasty, unappealing consistency.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Pet owners looking for a variety of protein sources — The product offers a unique protein source.
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners with picky cats — Most cats refuse to eat this food.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Mix with wet food
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
How can I make my cat eat this food?
Mix it with wet food to improve palatability.
Is this food suitable for all cats?
No, most cats dislike the texture and taste.
Highlighted Reviews
"I'm happy to have found this!! I mix it in with my canned cat food to add more nutrition. I use fussy cat mostly as my cats can't resist it. They have amazing coats and are so healthy. Will always have this as the staple in their diet. Only downside is I can't feed it on its own. They've gotten a bi..."
"Wasn’t a hit with any of my cats. Not one would touch it, even Rylee, who normally will eat anything."
Bottom Line
If your cat is picky, this food is likely not a good choice. It may be better used as a supplement rather than a main meal.