Instinct Original Kibble Cat Chicken
Product Description
High animal protein, grain-free recipe guided by our belief in raw, Instinct Original Grain-Free Recipe with Real Chicken unlocks your cat’s potential to thrive.
Key Benefits
- Cage free chicken is the first ingredient packed with animal protein for strong, lean muscles
- 81% real animal ingredients and nutritious oils; 19% vegetables, fruits and other wholesome ingredients; 0% grain
- Made without grain, potato, corn, wheat, soy, by product meal, artificial colors or preservatives
- Guaranteed levels of live, natural probiotics, natural Omegas and antioxidants for digestive health, healthy skin & coat, and immune health
| Ingredient | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Real Chicken | 81% |
| Vegetables, Fruits, Wholesome Ingredients | 19% |
| Grain | 0% |
FAQ
What makes this cat food different from other dry cat foods?
This food is grain-free and contains 81% real animal ingredients, with cage-free chicken as the first ingredient. It includes natural probiotics, Omegas, and antioxidants to support digestive health, skin, and immune function.
Is this food suitable for cats with food sensitivities?
Yes, it is free from common allergens like grain, soy, corn, wheat, and potato, making it a good option for cats with sensitivities.
Does this food contain artificial additives?
No, it is made without artificial colors, preservatives, or by-product meals.
Evan Duncan –
My cat has been on this food for three months and her coat is noticeably shinier. She’s more active and seems to have better digestion. No signs of allergies either. Highly recommend for sensitive cats.
Ava Quinn –
The kibble is easy to digest and my cat enjoys it. I noticed her energy levels improved after switching from a grain-based diet. Still monitoring for any changes in stool consistency.
Andrea Scott –
Switched to this after my vet recommended a grain-free diet. My cat has no digestive issues and her skin has improved. The smell is natural and she eats it without hesitation.
Edward Hughes –
It’s a good option for grain-free, but the price is a bit higher. My cat eats it, but I’m not sure if she’s getting enough variety in her diet. Would consider switching back if needed.