Vital EssentialsFreeze Dried Raw Cat Food, Rabbit Mini Patties Entree, 3.75 oz

both of my cats love this! this is the only cat food they beg for all day long! so happy it's not full of filler ingredients and filler mega vitamins, very hard to find pet food without all of the fillers

I've been feeding my two cats a variety of the Vitals freeze dried foods. It isn't their primary diet and I serve them each 1/2 a patty with their dry food (all rehydrated with water or bone broth/goats milk). They both love the rabbit and duck as they have sensitivities to beef/salmon/pork. It definitely is pricey, but if used in addition to your cats' diet it isn't so bad. The 3.75 oz bag will last my two cats about a month since I rotate their proteins so they don't get the one flavor every day. We also really love the toppers/treats from this brand and its all cheaper on Amazon compared to your local pet store.

I make my own raw cat food, but have a good kibble always available. I add this to my raw and sprinkle on the kibble. My one cat will not eat the kibble unless she has Turkey Entre added. Great product which promotes cat health.

My cat LOVES these, and he is gorgeous and healthy and FULL of energy eating them, but I HIGHLY advise reconstituting these with liquid for two reasons:- Breaking them apart often leads to me finding sizable bones. Usually it's just one or two per patty, but some batches there have been eight or more per patty! However, he has never had any issues from eating these long before I realized they often have bones in them, for whatever that's worth.- I have a male cat who will NOT drink water to make up for how dry these are, even though he has two nice fountains. This resulted in some serious vet bills because he started passing blood clots in his urethra and getting clogged up. Male cats can be prone to this problem and it can literally kill them.What I do is make a package of chicken thighs (or legs or wings) in the Instant Pot with the minimal amount of water (about a cup) for about 45 minutes. The broth from that should gel completely when cooled in the fridge. For dinner my cat gets some cooked chicken, plus I take five big spoonfuls of the broth and mix it with a crumbled up patty. If you don't want to give your cat ANY cooked meat, then just eat the chicken yourself and use the broth for your cat.On this diet my cat is very energetic, playful, intelligent, and has no anxiety. His coat is SUPER shiny, everyone comments on it.

I ordered this recently and there were small BONES in it. Amazon refused to refund, but I want to share with everyone NOT TO BUY if you don’t want to put your pets at risk of choking or cutting their throats.

Both of my cats loved it and they're picky eaters!

We've tried the chicken and now the rabbit... I think my cat preferred the chicken because I feed her wet food with chicken as well so she's used to it. But with the rabbit, there was basically no smell at all which I love. The ingredients are good, the packaging is easy to store, and there haven't been any noticeable digestion issues.

Looked good, but cat sniffed it and walked away!He’s VERY picky and spoiled!