Stella & Chewy's – Stella’s Solutions Digestive Boost – Cage-Free Chicken Dinner Mixer – Freeze-Dried Raw, Protein Rich, Grain Free Cat Food – 7.5 oz Bag

My 11 month old kitten loves these! Being a very long haired Balinese he gets digestive issues with fur balls. I am hoping this will help him with his digestion and fur balls and passing them. I can only give him a few on top of each meal of Stella and Chewy frozen raw chicken as he won't be fully developed as an adult until 18 months old and this is not for kittens. He gobbles them up as I crush them on top of his meals. These were definitely a hit with him just like Meowfuls! Great product and extremely healthy! Highly recommend these! Great helpful company with excellent customer service. They always respond to my emails when I have questions.

My cat was having digestive issues and so I tried this along with another "raw" food and he love them. So far the throwing up has almost gone away and he is more active and has gained a little weight. Just bought my second bag for him!

I am on autoship and give this to my cats who had skin issues and thin fur. I completely changed their diets to less ingredient food including this freeze dried. I add this to their dry food once per day and will give them more when I use up another brand. The food has large cylinders, maybe 1/2" or so long, but it is soft and the cats have no trouble eating it. It is the first thing they eat before eating the other dry food morsels. One cat had raw areas on her face from scratching and the other had thin hair. Their fur is thick and longer and the raw face is gone. I am hoping the cost will come down as freeze dried food becomes more popular.

So this is Mittens. Mittens is 8 years old and about a year ago his back by his butt, tail and chest randomly started to get knots. He absolutely hates being brushed, and really only tolerates being pet in certain areas for a short time. I was worried because we never had this issue before and his knots were becoming so bad that I couldn’t even hold him down and get the knots out without feeling like I was really going to hurt him. I brought him to the vet to get shaved, a checkup, and blood work. His weight has been 13lbs for the last 5 years and has only changed ever so slightly. We had to give his anesthesia to have his fully shaved and he had a bad reaction to it, luckily he ended up being okay after. All of his test came back healthy and my vet just told me he probably is just too big to reach those places and needs to be brushed daily and most likely will need to come back once a year for a shave. I felt so worried for him to get knots again as I didn’t want anything to happen to him if he goes under anesthesia again. I started scruffily him and brushing him almost everyday but it was extremely hard for me to get his chest and stomach without getting clawed up. Im able to cut his nails easier then I am able to brush him so you can imagine how much stress I felt like I was putting him through almost everyday. I decided to try and change his wet food diet. I was feeding him blue buffalo tastefuls as wet food and Rachel Ray kibble dry food for free feeding. I transitioned him to this and his fur has been so unbelievably soft, it almost never tangles anymore and he actually has gotten much better with being brushed. This has made a huge difference and he also loves it! I felt the pieces were too big so I put it in the blender dry and blend the entire bag into almost powder and just use a scoop and scoop it and add the water. It’s a lil bit of a pain to wait for it to rehydrate but it’s only a minute of mixing it. I also have another cat that has watery tear ducts and I add this as a topper to his blue Buffalo food (he won’t eat this without his old wet food mixed in) and his watery eyes have improved so much just from the tiny bit I mix in his other food. The one thing I will say is I’m slightly worried about this buyer as the expiration date is always unreadable and I’ve gotten 3 bags so far and each time the pellets feel different to the touch (harder, softer, etc) and it’s also unreturnable so keep that in mind. I know it’s expensive food but honestly with the money I’m saving from vet visits and the stress I’m taking off of Mittens it’s totally worth it for our family.

My elderly immunocompromised cat has permanent digestive issues which results in constantdiarrhea and frequent vomiting. He's been fully worked up by the vet and is on medication which helps, but he was very thin and his coat was very poor and patchy. This food, mixed with his favorite fancy feast, has helped him gain some weight. You can see in the photo how eagerly he eats the food! His fur is even getting thicker. By the way he has no teeth so I crush the morsels then mix with water and the fancy feast. Other cats happily devour the dry morsels as treats (whole or halved - depending on remaining teeth.)

My cat refuses to even try, whether the pieces are whole (very large), broken into chunks, or crumbled. I also tried offering it soaked whole or in chunks, and mixing crumbles into wet food or cat broth or cat gravy.

After reading so much about the inferior quality of grocery store cat food, I thought I would try this freeze dried raw food for my cat with tummy issues. The little cubes are easy to crumble on top of canned cat food as a supplement. My cat loves them and will eat these cubes dry. They can be mixed with other food or moistened with water, plus storage is easy . One of my cats doesn't care for the crumbles but doesn't notice when they are mixed in with her other food. Both cats have far less tummy issues.

I want to start off by saying there is a small disclaimer on the bag that says you should gradually switch to this food. If you don't your cat will definitely get the runs. Which is a huge bummer especially with a long haired cat. The duck and salmon is sooooo stinky it makes my whole apartment smell super fishy. And it came super crumbly... half of the bag was basically powder. I like the concept but I really don't feel as though it was executed well. If you buy make sure you follow the very tiny instructions that tell you to SLOWLY move your cat to this food. Or be prepared for the fall out. The cat does love the food though, I give them that.