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Product Description
It may come as a surprise, but your cute kitty is still a carnivore. She must consume meat to survive. Thats why every Stella & Chewys Cat Dinner is made with raw, natural meat, poultry or fish, without added hormones or antibiotics, sourced from USDA-inspected facilities. Chick, Chick Chicken Dinner, for example, contains farm-raised chicken as the first ingredient. Plus just the right amount of taurine, which is essential for feline health. Just like all Stella & Chewy products, its made without grain, fillers, artificial preservatives or colorings. They didnt even add sugar or salt! And every ingredient they use is sourced from reputable suppliers.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #2535 in Pet Products
- Size: 12 oz.
- Brand: Stella & Chewy's
- Model: 186011000434
- Ingredients: Chicken with Ground Bone, Chicken Liver, Chicken Gizzard, Tocopherols (Preservative)
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: .75 pounds
Features
- 100% complete and balanced nutrition
- Raw, farm-raised, cage-free chicken
- Freeze-dried to lock in nutrition and flavor
- No added hormones or antibiotics, and no grains, fillers, artificial preservatives or colorings
- Made in Wisconsin, utilizing S&C's Secure by Nature Food Safety Process
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.
By N. Chelf
I had been thinking over the last year or so of transitioning our cats to a raw food diet and the choice was finalized when our 9 year old cat passed away suddenly recently. It was totally unexpected and a devastating experience for us. He had been overweight his whole life and I believe this was the leading factor.
The experience made me completely rethink the diet of our other 2 cats and I found this product to be a good first foot into the raw food world.
But for the product itself, It's exactly as described small chunky "bits" or freeze dried (not frozen) chunks of chicken. It's easy to handle, not gooey or messy as I thought it might be after re-hydrating. One cat was iffy but soon found she liked it, not as much as her dry food but it's a start. The other is being more stubborn. But if you based reviews on cat reactions then all cat related items would be hit and miss.
The only complaint I have, and it's a small one, is that it only instructs to "rehydrate with warm water or serve as is". Well, rehydrate how much? Should it be moist and mushy? Or just enough to be more chewy? (I'd never serve as is, they are hard chunks). I guess it's left up to me to find out how my cats like it... But I went through over half the bag essentially wasted before I realized my cats like it when I break up the chunks and re-hydrate them enough to where it's stringy and mushy. Pretty much what you would expect fresh dead prey flesh would be like to a wild cat.
All in all if you're wanting to take the plunge into raw food, this is a great choice before jumping into buying a food grinder and other equipment.
I'll definitely look at their other selections of food for cats.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Mimi
Stella & Chewy's is brilliant! I've been trying out raw foods with my cats on-and-off for maybe a year, and I've definitely had the most luck with this product. Obviously I can't attest to the taste myself, but my cats seem to really love the taste.
Like the first reviewer, I was initially confused about the rehydration process, but after some experimenting I've concluded that 1) it is best served really wet and mushy, and 2) like with any new food, it is best to start your cat out gradually.
My 12-week-old kitten has eaten Stella and Chewy's his whole life, and he likes it quite mushy--I'll even pour some extra water over the dish after mashing it up, just to get some extra liquid into him.
One of my adult cats initially rejected the rehydrated food, but after tasting some of the product dry (I crushed the chunks for her and served as a treat) she developed a serious taste for it. Unfortunately, this led to a short bout of projectile vomiting--I'm not sure if it was because she was overeating (I free-feed and she doesn't normally do this, but again, she REALLY liked the taste), or if it was simply because it was a new food/her system was adjusting to the raw, or a little of both.
If this happens to you, take heart! I solved the problem by first treating her upset tummy by cutting off food for 6-8 hours and giving her some Pedialyte for any dehydration.
When I started feeding her again, I cut back on the amount of S&C I was giving her, then over the course of a week or two, I built it back up to a normal serving size. She hasn't had any problems with it since. I now also make sure the food is really, really well hydrated and mushy--Sometimes cats will accidentally overeat and vomit on dry foods because they underestimate the amount they're consuming, only to have the dry food expand in their stomachs after coming into contact with liquid.
My third cat pretty much won't eat anything but dry kibble, but I guess you can't please everyone. :)
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By M. A. Moss
I was pleasantly surprised to see my cat likes this food. I rehydrate with about 1/3 cup very warm water and mash up with a fork. My cat drinks all the juice first then comes back throughout the day and by night finishes it all up. He prefers this to kibble, which I still provide in a grain-free premium form. I am thrilled not to have to worry about buying cans anymore OR cutting up raw chicken every night to supplement canned & kibble. This is much easier. I am very pleased.
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