Review on 🐱 Instinct High Protein Cat Food: Power-Packed Grain Free Wet Cat Food Canned with Ultimate Protein by James Kapihe

Based on ratings of 3, 2 and 1 stars because the car didn't like it or "got bored": come on!. Cats are notoriously picky eaters. Food and scents that one cat likes, twenty others wrinkle their little noses at the same time. I don't think this quality product deserves a crappy review because someone's cat just wouldn't eat it. Regarding protein content, you should also check out an independent study by university veterinary researchers on the pros and cons of wet versus dry food. Wet food may be the best option for older cats with dental or gum problems, the higher moisture content is good for cats with kidney or urinary tract problems and is easier to digest. It's also more expensive and has a short shelf life once the can is opened. Dry cat food is generally cheaper, open packs last much longer, you can easily track portion control for chubby cats, and skip dry cat food so they can feed themselves throughout the day. My cat is 17 years old. He has cardiomyopathy, hyperthyroidism, high blood pressure and allergies. Due to heart problems, he has not had anesthesia to brush his teeth for several years, so the condition of his teeth is far from optimal. He has been eating dry food for the last 15 years but as soon as he started to feel unwell we switched to a combination of dry and wet food and now only wet food. Instinct Ultimate Protein Grain Free Recipe (Chicken) is made in the USA using the highest quality protein sources compared to animal by-products and corn or grain fillers found in other cat foods. My old cat loves it and has only gained weight on this food. So, 5 stars from Seamus and myself.