Instinct Raw Boost Mixers, Freeze Dried Cat Food Toppers with Functional Ingredients, Grain Free, Real Chicken - Skin & Coat Health, 5.5 oz Bag

This is a great supplement for mature-senior cats. My 11 year old companion actually loves the flavor & its softer-than-freeze-dried-food texture. It's been difficult to find in stores that still show it on their websites. I reached out to Instinct (Made in USA) who confirmed that this is NOT discontinued. It has not been "replaced" with the "multivitamin" product and has NOT been repackaged. I received exactly what I ordered. Thanks Amazon.

My picky-eater cat loves them, the toppers smell very nice. They are a bit chalky and large to use as treats for training if that is your intention with them; but as an extra treat on top of a standard bowl of kibble there's no issue.

the quality of another brand we used to use was very inconsistent and then became unreliable. we tried this and although it is still costly, my very very annoyingly picky 3 year old orange boy is very pleased. the texture is so much easier for me to work with when i’m preparing his meals and i’m happy we tried this. so far i think worth it

My cats love these. Add them to their food or use them as a treat. Awesome product.

She is getting used to them and seems to be enjoying. Trying to excite her wet food more with healthy options.

A friend encouraged me to try these. My cat thought they were treats, not "healthy stuff". There are several varieties, and all cats I'm familiar with seem to love them.

My picky cat is obsessed

This is a long review. TLDR: I’ve learned pretty conclusively it causes a lot of pain in my cat and makes her throw up. My cat is not particularly sensitive to food but these cause her to howl in pain and vomit. Don't buy these. Details on how I came to that conclusion below.First a little bit about my cat: she had an … incident … in November 2023 where she got so constipated it created a dry hard blockage and she was painfully vomiting (mewling in pain and scrunched up) every solid food she ate, even a single little treat. After being stuck in the ER for 8 hours overnight I was looking for something to add to her diet that would help prevent that in the future. My cat WILL NOT eat wet food at all.So I found this to help her digestive health and at first it seemed to be working great. I noticed her pooping more often and the poop looking smother / less dry.Then one morning after giving this to her daily she started painfully vomiting in the exact same way she had initially and I was panicking thinking she was having another blockage. I took her back to the vet and they said she wasn’t constipated and gave me some anti-nausea pills to give her as needed and she was okay when we went home.I laid off the supplements, tried again to transition her to wet food (fail).She was completely fine for a while. Last weekend I thought okay maybe I’ll give her the supplements again and see if that helps her because again I was getting worried about how often she was pooping. Well on Sunday she threw up FIVE TIMES over the course of a few hours. I gave her one of the anti nausea pills the vet gave me last time and that seemed to help. I didn’t put it together at the time what I did differently if anything I was very worried she was constipated again. I did not bring her back to the vet because she told me if she keeps vomiting after taking the pill then I should bring her in and it stopped.Now it’s Thursday and I gave her TWO of the supplements as a treat because she loves the taste. And she just threw up. Same method mewling in pain running around then throwing up.In my mind that’s pretty conclusive evidence that the supplements are what caused those latter two crazy vomit episodes plus what happened today. It’s too late for me to return them unfortunately. I don’t consider my cat to have a sensitive stomach at all, but these are wreaking havoc on her. I wouldn’t recommend them to anyone.