Steve's Real FoodQuest Super Premium Freeze Dried Raw Cat Food, Chicken Recipe, 10oz, Prey Model Diet, Free Range, Antibiotic Free, Sustainably Sourced and Made in The USA

All my 7 kitties love this food. I wish they add multivitamins like the other brands. The kibbles size seems the right size for eating. The price is better too although not cheap. I recommend this food.

I feed my cats wet food and give these as a dry treat. I feel safe knowing these are good for my cats.

I’ve recently begun feeding my cat raw, dehydrated meat cat food. No grains and garbage fillets. She’s 17 years old and I’d like to keep her going as long as she has a quality pain free life. This cat food works well and it was priced fair. I’d definitely buy again.

I've started feeding my cats raw freezes food for a month now and looking to subs just in case one isn't available or just simply finance wise. Since I've feed them Steve's Real Food, I thought their other brand would work for them. Value of money is better but sadly this isn't for my cats. It is smaller morsels but it's doesn't do well for their stomach. One of them had bad diarrhea and the smell was bad. All cats aren't the same but this was a no for me.

I have three cats: two with hyperthyroidism and one of those with early kidney issues. I’ve been trying to find a good quality raw food to feed all three cats as it is hit or miss on the script diets and I’m not a huge fan of those anyway. I first purchased -from Amazon -Steve’s Quest in beef and my one thyroid/kidney cat loved it (he likes it cut up with water added). The other two wouldn’t eat it. I then decided to try the Quest chicken. All will sort of eat the chicken but not really. I cut it up and serve it as kibble since they prefer kibble but I don’t want them on kibble so am not giving any kibble anymore if I can help it. I’ve had the cut dry pieces out for about two days in a bowl and they still have not finished it. None will eat the chicken Quest when rehydrated. I did notice small bone shards in the chicken also -which are likely ok but make me nervous.My two dogs also loved the Quest cat beef so I then ordered the beef recipe for dogs and cats and the dogs will eat it -but are not overly excited like with the Quest -and no cat will eat the dog/cat beef recipe (all ordered from Amazon within about a one-two week period).The winner for me from Steve is the Quest cat Beef. I’m giving the Chicken four stars as I do think Steve’s is good quality overall. I had read the Quest reviews before ordering and one mentioned there were webs in their bag of chicken Quest which they said indicated worms so I was a bit apprehensive on the chicken. It also has a lower average rating than the Quest cat beef. I was hoping all three cats would like one food/flavor as I have yet to find a food all three cats like and that I am comfortable feeding to them. I am now a firm believer that the food is what makes or breaks a cat and their disease. Fish diets (which mine used to be on almost exclusively as that is what they prefer) may be linked to hyperthyroidism, kibble is linked to chronic renal disease and gum/dental disease in cats. Beef is not the best source of protein for a renal cat so I was hoping chicken would work. Will order Quest beef flavor again in the future and use in my rotation of foods now for at least one cat and a treat for my little dog. Likely will not purchase this chicken flavor or the dog/cat beef recipe in the future..

My cats adore this, and they are picky! I use it as a topper and to put inside puzzles to keep them entertained.

My cats love this food and would give it two thumbs up if they had thumbs. I usually give this to them as a topper with wet food or give as a snack with a little water added. Will buy again.

It soaks quickly and has no bone fragments.