Nature's Variety Freeze Dried Cat and Dog Food, Diet Chicken and Turkey Medallions, 12 Ounce Bag

I purchased this product quite some time ago for my older cat - who initially wouldn't touch it. Not dry, not wet - just turned up his nose. I gave up and put it in a cupboard and forgot about it....till I got a new kitten. My new kitty eats raw chicken as a treat; one night he was howling for some and I didn't have enough to share (I was making it for my own dinner!) and I remember this stuff. Pulled it out of the cupboard, broke it up, added water and he went nuts. Won't even touch his other food at this point - love these things. Could put the whole bag away if I let him....and funnily enough, my older cat, after watching the kitten happily scarf away, has finally decided he likes them too. The increase in his activity level and general wellbeing after just a week of eating these is amazing. I strongly recommend this product - you just have to give your kitty time to get used to it as it is a different smell and taste then they've probably ever eaten.

I had to find a healthy alternative to the Processed Cat Foods for my cat who lost HALF his Body Weight and became diabetic. {even the more expensive Prescription Iams dry food helped cause/exacerbate his diabetes}

After Reading Dr. Pitcairn's Book [See 1st Link Below], we immediately switched him to a Raw Food Diet/Plan. We bought lbs of organic never-frozen ground chicken breast [(from Sprouts Farmers Market (Grocery)], also Chicken Livers (no hormones). We then mixed it all with Instincts TC [See 2nd Link Below], and froze it in ice cube trays. Thats what his main diet is (a replicate of the Mouse), but He CLEARLY NEEDED "DRY" Food to Snack on when he gets hungry while we are sleeping or away for the work day.

This has been a BLESSING- VERY Convenient in Dehydrated Medallions (small-medium size).

The Ingredients are SOOO WHOLESOME!!! I would myself, eat all in the ingredients. Better yet -- My cat has gotten to LOVE them!! Although, to be...Read more

I have one picky eater and two cats who will eat just about anything... even they only picked at this food. I tried offering it to them dried (broke it up with my fingers) and wet (added warm water and mixed it up). They didn't seem to recognize it as food.

It would have been a more convienient alternative to raw food, but not if they won't eat it!