Instinct Raw Boost Mixers Review

Description

Top your dog’s kibble with the power of raw with Instinct by Nature's Variety Raw Boost Mixers Chicken Recipe Freeze-Dried Dog Food Topper. Created with the belief that what pets eat enables them to thrive, this topper makes the perfect complement to your dog’s meal—adding the taste and variety that he craves, with the pure, real nutrition of raw. The whole-food ingredients are gently freeze dried to remove the moisture, which seals in all that flavor and health-boosting nutrients. And it all works to support proper digestion, a healthy coat and skin, and energy and vitality with the finest ingredients from around the world.

Key Benefits
All-natural, minimally-processed, real raw nutrition makes an excellent topper to kibble.
Made with protein-packed, cage-free chicken and chicken liver plus non-GMO fruits and vegetables.
Raw, whole-food ingredients are freeze dried to gently remove the moisture and lock in nutrients and flavor.
Supports proper digestion, a healthy coat and skin, and energy and vitality with the finest ingredients from around the world.
Made in the USA with no grain, potato, corn, wheat, soy, by-product meal or artificial colors or preservatives.

My Review

Kiah is a happy girl with this boost! My daughter actually took it upon herself to give this to her and take the pictures. She is now going to be my photographer because she got way better shots then I can get!

I am still not sure how my daughter got her to sit so nice and look at the camera... it's a mystery because Kiah always acts very camera shy when I do this.

Selah said at first Kiah did not take the food. However, she did eventually eat it and since it is supposed to go on top of her food in her dish she gobbles it down when it is there.

I like that there are no fillers in the treats... always quality ingredients.

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