Fresh Is Best Lamb Freeze Dried Cat Food – Raw Cat Food for Kittens & Adult Felines – High-Protein Freeze Dried Lamb in Resealable Zipper Bag – Made in the USA – 8 oz

My sons cat was born with hip dysplasia and a neurological disorder. For over a year I had to cook her food because she has a very sensitive digestive tract. This food is such high quality with great supplements added. She is feeling great and looking super healthy. It seems to have helped her nervous system quite alot and it doesn't give her diarrhea like other cat foods. I give it a 10 out of 10

My cat has been raised on a raw food based diet, and he LOVES this. It is a bit pricey, but for the quality I understand why. He licks the dish clean, and gets so excited why I prepare his food. The health properties are awesome, and I’ve noticed no tummy troubles.

Love this. My cat usually likes most freeze dried items dry as a snack. But, when I rehydrate he either tolerates or will not eat it/only bits of it. He loves this one dry and rehydrated. So, that's a winner. He is used to eating raw, gently cooked, freeze dried (as a snack) and canned. No dry food. I've only tried Beef so far, so on to the next. Update, tried Lamb and it was also a winner.

This product really caught my attention. My HUGE cat loves everything. I followed the instructions to the letter. After cooling, I pit it into his clean bowl. He sniffed at it, then proceed to burie it. Tried a new batch the next day, in a clean dish..he eagerly went to his dish. After sniffing, he just walked away. I hadent fed him any treats beforehand. I left his bowl set throughout the day. He still wouldn't eat it. I wish I could post the clip I have on my phone. I don't appreciate Amazon wanting access to my all my pictures on my phone.

My kitten won't eat it.

He eats it but not crazy about it

Do your cats a favor if you love them and read the ingredients label on pet food. Both my cats love this ( very rare ) and the ingredients are high quality grade muscle meat, organ meat and various fruits, collard greens and veggies. No fillers, no sub par garbage protein, no nonsense. Only goodness that my cats thrive on. I incorporate it in their food rotation diets . Moisten it with warm water and use as complete meal or crumble the cubes as a canned food topper.

She gave us a list of the foods she offers her kittens at each meal. Thawed raw food, canned food, and this (which is also raw). Then she also recommended a kitten kibble. I would offer all of them each meal (and free-feed the kibble. He left this behind on his plate at first but now he likes it and his 4 year old companion also likes it. I want him used to a variety in case there are supply chain problems and we can't get the frozen raw food, or the brand of canned food. And if we ever have to evacuate we would just take the kibble, cans, and this.