Instinct Limited Ingredient Diet, Natural Wet Cat Food Topper, Grain Free Recipe - Real Rabbit, 3 oz. Pouches (Pack of 24)

One of my cats thinks this is the best food ever made. I appreciate that I can buy it in bulk and get it delivered. This particular flavor is not easy to come by anymore.

This is a great addition to my cat's meal rotation. She has food allergies and can only eat limited ingredient food, but all of the wet options are pate so I was happy to find this which is cuts in gravy. It's important to note this is NOT considered a complete meal, but it works great as an addition to some of her meals on the side or as a topper to give her variety. She loves this and gets so excited anytime she sees me grab a pouch - anytime she has this, she licks her bowl clean. I would love for Instinct to make a cut or shredded limit ingredient cat food that is a complete and balanced meal, but I'm happy to at least have this so my girl doesn't get bored!

My cat’s favorite. Rather have than tuna.

Gray normally just licks the gravy from other cat food and leaves the meat portion...but with this food, he eats every morsel!

Due to allergies, my cat cannot eat poultry, fish, beef, or pork. I occasionally give her this supplemental food as a treat in lieu of opening another can of her even more expensive cat food. I also keep it on hand in case there are supply issues with her canned rabbit food. When that has happened, I’ve mixed in dry rabbit-based (balanced) cat food for a full meal. It’s fairly expensive given that it’s a supplemental food. My cat loves the taste.

Cats crave meat they don’t need potatoes corn or other carbs so limited ingredient foods should be void of those fillers yet the only cat food that I’ve found which truly is LIMITED INGREDIENT is Instinct Limited Ingredient. My rescue cats won’t eat pate or canned food unless it’s this brand. They will claw my leg to a bloody mess when they see the pouches of rabbit in my hands. Rabbit is a pure protein for them. Their coats are so shiny and they’re never sick. Because this is called a “topper” and doesn’t have the Taurine for cats needs, I supplement with Stella and Chewys Freeze Dried Raw Rabbit or Turkey or Salmon. These cats eat cleaner and better than we do but it’s worth it!

My cat has IBD and we've been trying a dry RX food, but she's losing muscle mass so she needs more protein supplementation somehow. Everything I've read says to avoid poultry, so I got this rabbit limited ingredient. She's thrown up other wet foods. This one apparently makes her throw up too.

Instinct little rabbit hot dogs my cat loves as a treat. Only issue is why does Amazon allow price gouging -use to pay $33 now it is priced $47. Why? Shortage of limited protein cat foods do outsider sales agents rush in like vultures.