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      • For American Bulldogs
      • For Australian Shepherds
      • For Basenjis
      • For Beagles
      • For Blue Heelers
      • For Border Collies
      • For Boxer Puppies
      • For Bull terriers
      • For Cavalier King Charles
      • For Chihuahua Puppies
      • For Cocker Spaniels
      • For Corgi Puppies
      • For Dachshunds
      • For Dalmations
      • For Dobermans
      • For French Bulldog Puppies
      • For German Shepherd Puppies
      • For German Shorthaired Pointers
      • For Golden Retrievers
      • For Great Danes
      • For Greyhounds
      • For Havanese
      • For Hunting Dogs
      • For Jack Russells
      • For Maltipoo
      • For Maltese Puppies
      • For Mastiffs
      • For Miniature Schnauzers
      • For Morkies
      • For Pomeranians  
      • For Poodles
      • For Husky Puppies
      • For Pitbulls
      • For Pugs
      • For Rhodesian Ridgebacks
      • For Rottweilers
      • For Shichons
      • For Saint Bernards
      • For Weimaraners
      • For Yorkies
    • COMPARISON
      • Annamaet
      • Bil-Jac
      • Canine Caviar
      • Evolve
      • Instinct
      • Brands on a Budget
      • Organic Brands
      • Nature’s Logic
      • Nulo
      • Orijen
      • Performatrin Ultra
      • Pro Pac
      • Royal Canin vs Blue Buffalo
      • Sojos
      • Taste of the Wild vs Blue Wilderness
      • Victor
      • Victor Dog Food vs Diamond Naturals
      • Weruva
      • Whole Earth Farm
    • FOR A PURPOSE
      • For Arthritis
      • For Bad Teeth
      • Dehydrated Dog Food
      • High-Calorie
      • High Fiber for Anal Gland Problems
      • Hypoallergenic Foods
      • For IBD 
      • Legume Free
      • Limited Ingredient Foods
      • Low Protein
      • Low Sodium
      • Ollie Dog Food Reviews
      • To Prevent Gas
      • Puppy Milk Replacer
      • For Picky Dogs
      • For Seizures
      • For Sensitive Stomachs
      • For Skin Allergies
      • For Yeast Infections
    • TREATS
      • Dentastix vs Greenies: Which is Better?
      • For Pomeranians
      • For Puppy Training
      • For Yorkies
  • DOG MEDICINE
    • Antihistamines for Allergies
    • Aspirin
    • Benadryl
    • Dewormers
    • DNA Tests
    • Dramamine
    • Ear Cleaners
    • Gabapentin
    • Glucosamine
    • Heartgard
    • Melatonin
    • Nexgard vs Frontline
    • Prednisone
    • Toothpastes
    • Tramadol
    • Trifexis vs Comfortis
    • Xanax
    • Zyrtec
  • DOG SUPPLIES
    • BEDS
      • Bedding for Kennels
      • Bedding for Puppies
      • Chew Proof beds
      • Elevated beds
      • For Australian Shepherds
      • For Beagles
      • For Bernese Mountain Dogs
      • For Border Collies
      • For Boston Terriers
      • For Boxers
      • For Bulldogs
      • For Chihuahuas
      • For Cockapoos
      • For Cocker Spaniels
      • For Corgis
      • For Coton De Tulears
      • For Dachshunds
      • For Dobermans
      • For English Mastiffs
      • For French Bulldogs
      • For German Shepherds
      • For Goldendoodles
      • For Great Danes
      • For Greyhounds
      • For Labradoodles
      • For Mastiffs
      • For Miniature Schnauzers
      • For Pitbulls
      • For Pomeranians
      • For Rhodesian Ridgebacks
      • For Rottweilers
      • For Shih Tzus
      • For Siberian Huskies
      • For Weimaraners
      • For Whippets
      • For Vizslas
      • For Yorkies
      • Heated Beds
      • Luxury Beds
      • Orthopedic Beds
      • Waterproof Beds
    • BRUSHES
      • For Australian Shepherds
      • For Boxer Dogs
      • For Corgis
      • For German Shepherds
      • For Goldendoodles
      • For Golden Retrievers
      • For Havanese
      • For Labradoodles
      • For Maltese
      • For Maltipoos
      • For Poodles
      • For Pitbulls
      • For Pomeranians
      • For Saint Bernards
      • For Shih Tzus
      • For Yorkies
    • COLLARS
      • Bark Collars
      • For Chihuahuas
      • Citronella Bark Collars
      • For Dobermans
      • For German Shepherds
      • Leather Collars
      • Reflective Collars
    • CLIPPERS
      • For Airedale Terriers
      • For Australian Shepherds
      • For Bichon Frise
      • For Border Collies
      • For Coton De Tulears
      • For German Shepherds
      • For Goldendoodles
      • For Havanese
      • For Labradoodles
      • For Lhasa Apso
      • For Maltese
      • For Matted Hair
      • For Miniature Schnauzers
      • For Old English Sheepdogs
      • For Pomeranians
      • For Poodles
      • For Portuguese Water Dogs
      • For Shih Tzus
    • CRATES
      • Crate Covers
      • For Beagles
      • For Border Collies
      • For Boston Terriers
      • For Boxers
      • For Cavalier King Charles Spaniels
      • For Chihuahuas
      • For Dachshunds
      • For Dobermans
      • For English Bulldogs
      • For Goldendoodles
      • For Golden Retrievers
      • For Great Danes
      • For Greyhounds
      • For Huskies
      • For Labradoodles
      • For Mastiffs
      • For Miniature Schnauzers
      • For Pitbulls
      • For Pomeranians
      • Revol Crate
      • For Rottweilers
      • For Separation Anxiety
      • For Shih Tzus
      • For Weimaraners
      • Crate Water Bottle
      • Wooden Dog Crates
      • For Yorkies
    • HARNESSES
      • For American Bulldogs
      • For Beagles
      • For Boxers
      • For Bulldogs
      • For Chihuahuas
      • For Dachshunds
      • For French Bulldogs
      • Freedom No Pull
      • For German Shepherds
      • For Golden Retrievers
      • K9 Harness
      • For Pugs
      • For Rottweilers
      • For Shih Tzu
      • For Siberian Husky
      • For Yorkies
    • LEASHES
      • For Pitbulls
      • For Running
      • Retractable
    • MUZZLES
      • Basket Muzzles
      • For Chihuahuas
      • For Pitbulls
    • NAIL CLIPPERS
      • For Cockapoos
      • For Golden Retrievers
    • TOYS
      • Balls
      • Chew Toys for Pit Bulls
      • For Border Collies
      • For Corgis
      • For Dalmations
      • Frisbees
      • Interactive Toys
      • Playpens
      • For Pomeranians
      • Pools
      • Puppy Chew Toys
      • For Shih Tzus
      • Squeaky Toys
      • Tug Toys
    • SHAMPOO
      • For Bulldogs
      • Flea Shampoos
      • For French Bulldogs
      • For Goldendoodles
      • For Golden Retrievers
      • For Huskies
      • Hypoallergenic Shampoos
      • For Maltese
      • Natural Shampoos for Sensitive Skin
      • Oatmeal Shampoos
      • For Pitbulls
      • For Pomeranians
      • For Poodles
      • For Puppies
      • For Shih Tzu
      • For Yorkies
    • Boston Terrier Sweater
    • Dog Camping Tents
    • Hunting Vests
    • Flea Carpet Powder
    • Strollers
    • Training Books
    • Pet Hair Vacuums
  • BLOG
    • Can My Dog Eat That?
      • Biscuits
      • Cheerios
      • Chia Seeds
      • Cinnamon
      • Crackers
      • Dairy
        • Cheese
        • Vanilla Ice Cream
      • Eggs
      • Falafel
      • Fruit
        • Apples
        • Avocado
        • Bananas
        • Blackberries
        • Coconut
        • Mangoes
        • Strawberries
        • Tomatoes
        • Zucchini
      • Honey
      • Hot Sauce
      • Instant Noodles
      • Meat
        • Chicken Bones
        • Chicken Skin
        • Ham Bones
        • Salami
        • Sausage
        • Steak
        • Trout
        • Tuna
        • Turkey
      • Oatmeal
      • Peanut Butter
      • Pink Salt
      • Pita Bread
      • Pizza Crust
      • Popcorn
      • Potato
      • Sunflower Seeds
      • Vegetables
        • Beans
        • Brussel Sprouts
        • Carrots
        • Green Peppers
        • Lettuce
        • Onions
        • Truffles
        • Yellow Squash
    • Cats vs. Dogs
    • Exotic Dog Breeds
      • African
      • Chinese
      • Cleanest
      • Curly Haired
      • English
      • Fastest
      • Long-Legged
      • Small White
      • Smartest Small Breeds
    • Guides
      • Benefits and Risks of a Raw Diet
      • Can I Give My Dog Aspirin?
      • Does CBD Work for Dogs? 
      • Dogs Insurance Will Not Cover
      • Fixing Your Dogs Fear of Bathing
      • Guide to Crate Training a Puppy
      • Guide To Dog Digestion
      • How Long Does It Take To Groom a Dog?
      • How Often Can I Bathe My Dog With Flea Shampoo
      • How Often Should You Wash Your Dog?
      • Why Do Dogs Eat Cat Poop?
      • Why Does My Dog Pee On My Bed?
    • GPS Chips
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      • Leash Train a Dog That Won’t Walk
      • Make a Leash Out of Paracord
      • Make a Leather Collar
      • Measure a Dog For a Muzzle
      • Put a Dog Tag on a Collar
      • Sedate a Dog for Grooming
      • Sharpen Nail Clippers
      • Stop Dog from Digging
      • Store Dry Dog Food Long Term
      • Train Dog for Protection
      • Train Dog to Sit Down
      • Wash a Dog Bed With Stuffing
    • Superpowers Dogs Have
    • Why Do Dogs
      • Cough
      • Eat Grass
      • Eat Socks
      • Hump The Air
      • Keep Licking Their Paws
      • Look Sad
      • Penises Stay Out
      • Put Their Ears Back
      • Sleep So Much
      • Wag their Tail
      • Watch TV
    • Why Walking Your Dog is Good for You
  • ABOUT US
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    • Beagle
    • Boxer
    • Border Collie
    • Cocker Spaniel
    • Corgi
    • Dachshund
    • French Bulldog

    🐩 G - M

    • German Shepherd
    • German Shepherd Wolf
    • Goldendoodle
    • Greyhound
    • Havanese
    • Husky
    • Labradoodle
    • Maltese
    • Mastiff
    • Miniature Husky
    • Miniature Schnauzer
    • Morkie

    🐶 N - Z

    • Pitbull
    • Pomchi
    • Pomeranian
    • Pomsky
    • Poodle
    • Shih Tzu
    • Shorkie
    • Yorkie

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  • DOG FOOD
    • BY BREED
      • For American Bulldogs
      • For Australian Shepherds
      • For Basenjis
      • For Beagles
      • For Blue Heelers
      • For Border Collies
      • For Boxer Puppies
      • For Bull terriers
      • For Cavalier King Charles
      • For Chihuahua Puppies
      • For Cocker Spaniels
      • For Corgi Puppies
      • For Dachshunds
      • For Dalmations
      • For Dobermans
      • For French Bulldog Puppies
      • For German Shepherd Puppies
      • For German Shorthaired Pointers
      • For Golden Retrievers
      • For Great Danes
      • For Greyhounds
      • For Havanese
      • For Hunting Dogs
      • For Jack Russells
      • For Maltipoo
      • For Maltese Puppies
      • For Mastiffs
      • For Miniature Schnauzers
      • For Morkies
      • For Pomeranians  
      • For Poodles
      • For Husky Puppies
      • For Pitbulls
      • For Pugs
      • For Rhodesian Ridgebacks
      • For Rottweilers
      • For Shichons
      • For Saint Bernards
      • For Weimaraners
      • For Yorkies
    • COMPARISON
      • Annamaet
      • Bil-Jac
      • Canine Caviar
      • Evolve
      • Instinct
      • Brands on a Budget
      • Organic Brands
      • Nature’s Logic
      • Nulo
      • Orijen
      • Performatrin Ultra
      • Pro Pac
      • Royal Canin vs Blue Buffalo
      • Sojos
      • Taste of the Wild vs Blue Wilderness
      • Victor
      • Victor Dog Food vs Diamond Naturals
      • Weruva
      • Whole Earth Farm
    • FOR A PURPOSE
      • For Arthritis
      • For Bad Teeth
      • Dehydrated Dog Food
      • High-Calorie
      • High Fiber for Anal Gland Problems
      • Hypoallergenic Foods
      • For IBD 
      • Legume Free
      • Limited Ingredient Foods
      • Low Protein
      • Low Sodium
      • Ollie Dog Food Reviews
      • To Prevent Gas
      • Puppy Milk Replacer
      • For Picky Dogs
      • For Seizures
      • For Sensitive Stomachs
      • For Skin Allergies
      • For Yeast Infections
    • TREATS
      • Dentastix vs Greenies: Which is Better?
      • For Pomeranians
      • For Puppy Training
      • For Yorkies
  • DOG MEDICINE
    • Antihistamines for Allergies
    • Aspirin
    • Benadryl
    • Dewormers
    • DNA Tests
    • Dramamine
    • Ear Cleaners
    • Gabapentin
    • Glucosamine
    • Heartgard
    • Melatonin
    • Nexgard vs Frontline
    • Prednisone
    • Toothpastes
    • Tramadol
    • Trifexis vs Comfortis
    • Xanax
    • Zyrtec
  • DOG SUPPLIES
    • BEDS
      • Bedding for Kennels
      • Bedding for Puppies
      • Chew Proof beds
      • Elevated beds
      • For Australian Shepherds
      • For Beagles
      • For Bernese Mountain Dogs
      • For Border Collies
      • For Boston Terriers
      • For Boxers
      • For Bulldogs
      • For Chihuahuas
      • For Cockapoos
      • For Cocker Spaniels
      • For Corgis
      • For Coton De Tulears
      • For Dachshunds
      • For Dobermans
      • For English Mastiffs
      • For French Bulldogs
      • For German Shepherds
      • For Goldendoodles
      • For Great Danes
      • For Greyhounds
      • For Labradoodles
      • For Mastiffs
      • For Miniature Schnauzers
      • For Pitbulls
      • For Pomeranians
      • For Rhodesian Ridgebacks
      • For Rottweilers
      • For Shih Tzus
      • For Siberian Huskies
      • For Weimaraners
      • For Whippets
      • For Vizslas
      • For Yorkies
      • Heated Beds
      • Luxury Beds
      • Orthopedic Beds
      • Waterproof Beds
    • BRUSHES
      • For Australian Shepherds
      • For Boxer Dogs
      • For Corgis
      • For German Shepherds
      • For Goldendoodles
      • For Golden Retrievers
      • For Havanese
      • For Labradoodles
      • For Maltese
      • For Maltipoos
      • For Poodles
      • For Pitbulls
      • For Pomeranians
      • For Saint Bernards
      • For Shih Tzus
      • For Yorkies
    • COLLARS
      • Bark Collars
      • For Chihuahuas
      • Citronella Bark Collars
      • For Dobermans
      • For German Shepherds
      • Leather Collars
      • Reflective Collars
    • CLIPPERS
      • For Airedale Terriers
      • For Australian Shepherds
      • For Bichon Frise
      • For Border Collies
      • For Coton De Tulears
      • For German Shepherds
      • For Goldendoodles
      • For Havanese
      • For Labradoodles
      • For Lhasa Apso
      • For Maltese
      • For Matted Hair
      • For Miniature Schnauzers
      • For Old English Sheepdogs
      • For Pomeranians
      • For Poodles
      • For Portuguese Water Dogs
      • For Shih Tzus
    • CRATES
      • Crate Covers
      • For Beagles
      • For Border Collies
      • For Boston Terriers
      • For Boxers
      • For Cavalier King Charles Spaniels
      • For Chihuahuas
      • For Dachshunds
      • For Dobermans
      • For English Bulldogs
      • For Goldendoodles
      • For Golden Retrievers
      • For Great Danes
      • For Greyhounds
      • For Huskies
      • For Labradoodles
      • For Mastiffs
      • For Miniature Schnauzers
      • For Pitbulls
      • For Pomeranians
      • Revol Crate
      • For Rottweilers
      • For Separation Anxiety
      • For Shih Tzus
      • For Weimaraners
      • Crate Water Bottle
      • Wooden Dog Crates
      • For Yorkies
    • HARNESSES
      • For American Bulldogs
      • For Beagles
      • For Boxers
      • For Bulldogs
      • For Chihuahuas
      • For Dachshunds
      • For French Bulldogs
      • Freedom No Pull
      • For German Shepherds
      • For Golden Retrievers
      • K9 Harness
      • For Pugs
      • For Rottweilers
      • For Shih Tzu
      • For Siberian Husky
      • For Yorkies
    • LEASHES
      • For Pitbulls
      • For Running
      • Retractable
    • MUZZLES
      • Basket Muzzles
      • For Chihuahuas
      • For Pitbulls
    • NAIL CLIPPERS
      • For Cockapoos
      • For Golden Retrievers
    • TOYS
      • Balls
      • Chew Toys for Pit Bulls
      • For Border Collies
      • For Corgis
      • For Dalmations
      • Frisbees
      • Interactive Toys
      • Playpens
      • For Pomeranians
      • Pools
      • Puppy Chew Toys
      • For Shih Tzus
      • Squeaky Toys
      • Tug Toys
    • SHAMPOO
      • For Bulldogs
      • Flea Shampoos
      • For French Bulldogs
      • For Goldendoodles
      • For Golden Retrievers
      • For Huskies
      • Hypoallergenic Shampoos
      • For Maltese
      • Natural Shampoos for Sensitive Skin
      • Oatmeal Shampoos
      • For Pitbulls
      • For Pomeranians
      • For Poodles
      • For Puppies
      • For Shih Tzu
      • For Yorkies
    • Boston Terrier Sweater
    • Dog Camping Tents
    • Hunting Vests
    • Flea Carpet Powder
    • Strollers
    • Training Books
    • Pet Hair Vacuums
  • BLOG
    • Can My Dog Eat That?
      • Biscuits
      • Cheerios
      • Chia Seeds
      • Cinnamon
      • Crackers
      • Dairy
        • Cheese
        • Vanilla Ice Cream
      • Eggs
      • Falafel
      • Fruit
        • Apples
        • Avocado
        • Bananas
        • Blackberries
        • Coconut
        • Mangoes
        • Strawberries
        • Tomatoes
        • Zucchini
      • Honey
      • Hot Sauce
      • Instant Noodles
      • Meat
        • Chicken Bones
        • Chicken Skin
        • Ham Bones
        • Salami
        • Sausage
        • Steak
        • Trout
        • Tuna
        • Turkey
      • Oatmeal
      • Peanut Butter
      • Pink Salt
      • Pita Bread
      • Pizza Crust
      • Popcorn
      • Potato
      • Sunflower Seeds
      • Vegetables
        • Beans
        • Brussel Sprouts
        • Carrots
        • Green Peppers
        • Lettuce
        • Onions
        • Truffles
        • Yellow Squash
    • Cats vs. Dogs
    • Exotic Dog Breeds
      • African
      • Chinese
      • Cleanest
      • Curly Haired
      • English
      • Fastest
      • Long-Legged
      • Small White
      • Smartest Small Breeds
    • Guides
      • Benefits and Risks of a Raw Diet
      • Can I Give My Dog Aspirin?
      • Does CBD Work for Dogs? 
      • Dogs Insurance Will Not Cover
      • Fixing Your Dogs Fear of Bathing
      • Guide to Crate Training a Puppy
      • Guide To Dog Digestion
      • How Long Does It Take To Groom a Dog?
      • How Often Can I Bathe My Dog With Flea Shampoo
      • How Often Should You Wash Your Dog?
      • Why Do Dogs Eat Cat Poop?
      • Why Does My Dog Pee On My Bed?
    • GPS Chips
    • How To Guides
      • Keep Dog Off Bed
      • Leash Train a Dog That Won’t Walk
      • Make a Leash Out of Paracord
      • Make a Leather Collar
      • Measure a Dog For a Muzzle
      • Put a Dog Tag on a Collar
      • Sedate a Dog for Grooming
      • Sharpen Nail Clippers
      • Stop Dog from Digging
      • Store Dry Dog Food Long Term
      • Train Dog for Protection
      • Train Dog to Sit Down
      • Wash a Dog Bed With Stuffing
    • Superpowers Dogs Have
    • Why Do Dogs
      • Cough
      • Eat Grass
      • Eat Socks
      • Hump The Air
      • Keep Licking Their Paws
      • Look Sad
      • Penises Stay Out
      • Put Their Ears Back
      • Sleep So Much
      • Wag their Tail
      • Watch TV
    • Why Walking Your Dog is Good for You
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Instinct Dog Food Reviews

Andrea by Andrea
8 January 2022
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Instinct is one of the few dog foods available that focuses solely on providing dogs a raw food diet. They understand that some pet owners are hesitant on feeding their dogs raw food, but Instinct goes out of their way to prove the positives of feeding dogs raw food.

As their name implies, eating raw is instinctual to dogs and provides their bodies with the most natural nutrient-packed meals essential for proper body development.

Instinct has various lines of dog food formulas, which we will go over to help you decide on which formula line would best benefit your dog.

Who Manufactures Instinct Dog Food?

Instinct dog food is manufactured under Nature’s Variety based in Lincoln, Nebraska in the United States of America. While all of the dog foods are produced in the USA, and many of the ingredients are sourced in the USA, some ingredients are sourced out of the country due to stricter quality control than that set in the USA.

Recall History of Instinct Dog Food

Instinct has had two cases of recall since it was established in 2002. In February 2013 there was a recall on the Instinct Raw Organic Formula medallions due to the potential of small plastic pieces having been mixed in and causing a choking hazard. The second recall occurred in July 2015 that recalled Instinct Raw Chicken Formulas for dogs and cats due to the risk of salmonella contamination. As of yet, there has been no other instance of recall for Instinct dog food.

Different Formulas/Options

Instinct has seven main formula lines that break down further into different kibbles, wet foods, and raw boosters that can vary for different dog sizes and ages. We will go over one formula line at a time and how they break down into their unique food options.

Instinct Original

This is Instinct’s main formula line. 70% of the formula is a real animal protein. The high-grade animal protein diet is free of grains and packed with 30% fruits, vegetables, and other wholesome ingredients that benefit your dog’s health. Here is the breakdown of this formula line and what food options are under it.

Kibble Recipes

  • Beef
  • Chicken
  • Duck
  • Rabbit
  • Salmon
  • Small Breeds Chicken

Can Recipes

  • Stews Beef
  • Stews Chicken
  • Stew Lamb
  • Stews Turkey and cod
  • Stews Turkey and Duck
  • Original-Beef
  • Original-Chicken
  • Original-Duck
  • Original-Lamb
  • Original-Rabbit
  • Original-Venison
  • Originals-Small Breeds Chicken
  • Originals-Small Breeds Beef
  • Small-Breeds Cups Chicken
  • Small-Breeds Cups Beef
  • Small-Breeds Cups Rabbit

Wet Pouches

  • Healthy-Cravings Beef
  • Healthy-Cravings Chicken
  • Healthy-Cravings Lamb
  • Healthy-Cravings Salmon

Treats

  • Biscuits-Chicken
  • Biscuits-Duck
  • Biscuits-Rabbit

Instinct Limited Ingredient Diet (LID)

This is a simple formula line that uses one animal protein and one vegetable to help limit any allergens. If your dog has food sensitivities, this may be the formula your dog needs. The breakdown of options in this formula are as follows:

Kibble Recipes

  • LID-Duck
  • LID-Lamb
  • LID-Salmon
  • LID-Turkey
  • LID-Small Breeds Turkey

Can Recipes

  • LID Cans Ducks
  • LID Cans Lamb
  • LID Cans Rabbit
  • LID Cans Turkey

Wet Pouches

  • LID Pouch Lamb
  • LID Pouch Turkey

Instinct Ultimate Protein

95% of the recipe is an animal protein with no added animal meals. Your dog will get the best protein source out of this formula. The breakdown of this formula line is as follows:

Kibble Recipes

  • Ultimate Protein Kibble Duck
  • Ultimate Protein Kibble Chicken
  • Ultimate Protein Kibble for Small Breeds Chicken

Can Recipes

  • Ultimate Protein Cans Beef
  • Ultimate Protein Cans Chicken

Wet Pouches

  • Ultimate Protein Pouch Beef
  • Ultimate Protein Pouch Chicken

Instinct Raw Boost

These 100% raw pieces are a great protein-packed addition to any dog foods if you are trying to add some extra protein in your dog’s diet whether it be an Instinct kibble or another dog food brand. The breakdown of this formula is as follows:

Kibble + Raw Recipes

  • Raw-Boost Kibble Beef
  • Raw-Boost Kibble Chicken
  • Raw-Boost Kibble Duck
  • Raw-Boost Kibble Lamb
  • Raw-Boost Kibble Venison
  • Raw-Boost Kibble Small Breed Beef
  • Raw-Boost Kibble Small Breed Chicken
  • Raw-Boost Kibble Small Breed Duck
  • Raw-Boost Kibble Toy Breed Chicken
  • Raw-Boost Kibble Puppy Chicken
  • Raw-Boost Kibble Large Breed Puppy Chicken
  • Raw-Boost Kibble Senior Chicken
  • Raw-Boost Kibble Healthy Weight Chicken

Mixers

  • Raw-Boost Mixers Beef
  • Raw-Boost Mixers Chicken
  • Raw-Boost Mixers Lamb
  • Raw-Boost Mixers Turkey
  • Raw-Boost Mixers Immune Health Chicken
  • Raw-Boost Mixers Mobility Support Chicken
  • Raw-Boost Mixers Gut Health Chicken
  • Raw-Boost Mixers Blends Beef
  • Raw-Boost Mixers Blends Chicken

Instinct Raw

This is the 100% raw formula Instinct offers. 85% of it is real animal meat and organs and the 15% a mix of fruits, vegetables, and other essential nutrients. The breakdown of this formula is as follows:

Raw Bites

  • Raw Bites Beef
  • Raw Bites Chicken
  • Raw Bites Lamb
  • Raw Bites Small Breeds Beef
  • Raw Bites Small Breeds Chicken

Raw Medallions

  • Frozen Medallions Beef
  • Frozen Medallions Chicken
  • Frozen medallions Lamb

Raw Patties

  • Raw Patties Beef
  • Raw Patties Chicken

Instinct Raw Signature

This raw diet formula is 95% real meat and 5% fruits, vegetables, and other essential nutrients. Your dog will have an even higher protein source out of this formula line. The breakdown of this formula line is as follows:

Raw Signature Bites

  • Beef
  • Chicken
  • Duck
  • Lamb
  • Rabbit
  • Venison

Raw Signature Medallions

  • Beef
  • Chicken
  • Duck
  • Lamb
  • Rabbit
  • Venison

Raw Signature Patties

  • Beef
  • Chicken
  • Duck
  • Lamb
  • Rabbit
  • Venison

Instinct Be Natural

This recipe has an animal protein as the first and second ingredient in the formula list. This recipe does contain grains, so it is not an ideal formula if your dog has allergies to grains. But the grains used are wholesome and beneficial to dogs instead of being filler ingredients. Your dog will still get the power of raw food in this diet. The breakdown of the formula is as follows:

Kibble Recipes

  • Be Natural Kibble Beef
  • Be Natural Kibble Chicken
  • Be Natural Kibble Lamb
  • Be Natural Kibble Salmon

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If you are interested in feeding your dog Instinct start with one of the original formulas, like Instinct Original Kibble Beef.

Key Features

  • Protein Content—36%
  • Fat Content—19%
  • Fiber Content—3.5%
  • Amino Acids—12%

Instinct Original Kibble Beef only uses USA-raised beef to ensure proper quality control and that dogs are getting a protein source that will help them develop healthy and lean muscles. The ratio for this formula starts with 70% of it being made up entirely of animal proteins, which include not only muscle meat but organ meat as well. The high animal protein content is essential for dogs as it helps them maintain a healthy and properly functioning body.

The remaining 30% of the ingredient list is made up of fruits, vegetables, and other essential wholesome ingredients that are there to benefit the overall health of your dog. The 30% mimics the vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients that dogs in the wild would naturally obtain through their prey.

To further benefit your dog, each portion of Original Kibble Beef contains guaranteed levels of live probiotics, antioxidants, and Omega fatty acids to promote a healthy digestive system, healthy immune system, and healthy skin and coat. Your dog will naturally have all of the essential nutrients their bodies need thanks to the power of raw Instinct is best known for.

Pros

  • Contains no grains, potato, corn, wheat, or soy products
  • Does not contain any artificial colors or preservatives
  • USA raised beef is the first ingredient and makes up the majority of the ingredients
  • Available in 4 lb., 11 lb., and 20 lb. bag options

Cons

  • Not an ideal formula for dogs with poultry allergies as it contains chicken fat
  • Use artificial outside sources to provide essential vitamins and minerals

Instinct Original Kibble Beef is the formula to use when you are starting to transition your dog onto a raw food diet.

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For the dog who has food sensitivities that still craves a raw diet try feeding them on of Instinct’s Limited Ingredient diet, like Instinct Limited Ingredient Diet Salmon.

Key Features

  • Protein Content—27%
  • Fat Content—17.50%
  • Fiber Content—3%
  • Amino Acids—8.9%

Some dogs, unfortunately, can develop allergies to certain commonly used ingredients in dog foods, such as chicken, wheat, corn, and other animal proteins.

If your dog happens to fall under this category, you do not have to be limited on what you can feed your dog. Instead, buying dog food can be simple if you are looking in the right place.

Instinct’s Limited Ingredient Diets are made for dogs who have food allergies. These dog foods only use one animal protein and one vegetable, salmon and peas being specific to the Salmon Limited Ingredient Diet.

Salmon is a pure, wholesome animal protein rich in Omega 3 fatty acids, essential amino acids, and is easy for dogs to digest.

The peas are an essential carbohydrate and vegetable that provides another source of needed vitamins and minerals and supplies fiber content.

Even though the Limited Ingredient Diets are free of grains, wheat, corn, soy and other common food allergies that means this diet relies heavily on outside sources to provide nutrients common dogs foods ingredients naturally offer. But looking past that fact this diet is still beneficial to dogs.

Pros

  • Uses only one animal protein to help support dogs who may have allergies to specific animal proteins
  • Made with no grains, dairy, potatoes, corn, wheat, soy, or other common food allergens
  • It comes in 4 lb., and 20 lb. bag sizes

Cons

  • Uses only one vegetable, so needs outside artificial sources of vitamins and minerals

Instinct Limited Ingredient Diet Salmon is a healthy dog food alternative that still follows Instinct’s desire to provide dogs with an all-natural raw food source that will benefit them.

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Dogs thrive on a high animal protein diet, which Instinct Ultimate Protein Kibble Chicken focuses on providing.

Key Features

  • Protein Content—47%
  • Fat Content—17%
  • Fiber Content—3%
  • Amino Acids—17.70%

While chicken is a common dog food allergy, it is a highly nutritious food source. Chicken is easy to digest and provides a balanced nutrient source. Instinct Ultimate Protein only uses one animal protein, in this case, chicken.

The formula uses not just the muscle meat, but organs as well since organs provide extra nutrient content not many dog food brands take advantage of.

Dogs in the wild would naturally eat the organs of their prey as that is where they obtain nutrients from fruits and vegetables that their prey has eaten.

Instinct Ultimate Protein does not use as many fruits and vegetables in the diet, which does mimic what a dog would naturally obtain in the wild, but that also means there is a high content of artificial outside sources to provide the vitamins and minerals dogs need to thrive.

As a positive, though, your dog will have access to guaranteed levels of live, natural probiotics, Omega fatty acids, and antioxidants.

Pros

  • 95% of the formula is made up of chicken
  • Free of grains, potato, corn, and soy products
  • Contains no artificial colors or preservatives
  • It comes in 12 OZ, 4, and 20 lb. bag options

Cons

  • Main animal protein is chicken, so not ideal for dogs with allergies to poultry
  • Tapioca is the second ingredient on the formula list, which is considered a low-grade filler ingredient

Instinct Ultimate Protein Kibble Chicken is ideal for active dogs that burn through calories fast and need the extra protein boost to keep their bodies up and moving.

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Some dogs may not be getting enough fiber in their diets. If that is the case for your dog, top off their food with Instinct Raw Boost Mixers Gut Health.

Key Features

  • Protein Content—36%
  • Fat Content—30%
  • Fiber Content—15%
  • Amino Acids—N/A

Instinct Raw Boost Mixer Gut Health provides dogs with freeze-dried raw pieces of chicken blended with whole-food ingredients packed with fiber and natural probiotics to maintain digestive health.

The formula uses pumpkin, sweet potato, chicory root, apple cider vinegar, and other probiotics that are essential to maintaining a healthy digestive system thanks to the high fiber source.

Since all of the ingredients are freeze-dried raw, the vital nutrients and flavors are locked in at their peak that will best benefit your dog and satisfy their cravings.

This is not a diet you can feed on its own but rather serves as a food topper if you feel like your dog needs a boost in their digestive health.

Pros

  • Contains wholesome fruits and vegetables ideal for supporting a healthy digestive system
  • Comes in 0.75 OZ and 5.5 OZ bag options

Cons

  • Includes chicken, which is not suitable for dogs with a poultry allergy

Instinct Raw Boost Mixers Gut Health will help keep your dog firm and regulate their bathroom habits for a healthy digestive system.

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Instinct Be Natural Kibble Salmon combines the power of raw with hearty grains for a nutritional and tasty meal.

Key Features

  • Protein Content—25%
  • Fat Content—14%
  • Fiber Content—5.50%
  • Amino Acids—N/A

Instinct Be Natural combines wholesome ingredients and freeze-dried raw nutrition. The grains provide essential nutrients dogs need for a healthy body.

The dry kibble is tumbled with crushed freeze-dried raw animal protein to coat the power of raw on the kibbles for high protein content with optimal nutrition.

There is a hearty supply of fruits and vegetables, but the recipe still relies on outside sources for vitamins and minerals to complete the rounded diet. It is a simple diet, but it still provides dogs with the power of raw that best benefits their bodies.

Pros

  • Poultry-free recipe
  • Contains no corn, wheat, soy, or by-products
  • All ingredients harvested in the USA
  • It comes in 4.5 lb. and 24 lb. bag options

Cons

  • Includes a high content of grains, which risk it being a diet of mainly filler ingredients

If your dog is not allergic to grains, consider feeding them Instinct Be Natural Kibble Salmon for a well-rounded diet.

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When you want to start adding more raw meat to your dog’s diet past the dry kibble try using Instinct Raw Boost Kibble + Raw Healthy Weight.

Key Features

  • Protein Content—33%
  • Fat Content—11%
  • Fiber Content—7.50%
  • Amino Acids—10.50%

Instinct Raw Boost combines both high-protein kibble and freeze-dried raw pieces. This formula line is the best to use when you are ready to start feeding your dog a raw diet past the dry kibble variety.

Your dog will be able to transition easier to the raw food without having an upset stomach. What makes this formula different from the other Instinct Raw Boost formulas is that it is specially made to help dogs maintain a healthy weight.

Not all dogs are active due to age or personality, so they need food that will not add any extra weight. Chicken is a lean animal protein packed with essential nutrients dogs need.

Each freeze-dried raw bite has 25% less fat and contains 15% fewer calories than the other Raw Boost formulas.

L-Carnitine is added to the recipe to help burn fat, support a healthy metabolism, and provide fiber to help your dog feel fuller longer. You can feed Instinct Raw Boost on its own or as a topper on your dog’s current food for a smoother transition.

Pros

  • Boosted nutrition to help dogs maintain a healthy weight
  • Free of grains, potatoes, corn, wheat, and soy
  • Contains fruits and vegetables to provide a natural source of vitamins and minerals
  • It comes in 4 lb. and 20 lb. bag options

Cons

  • Includes chicken and turkey, so not ideal for dogs with poultry allergies
  • Contains tapioca, which is considered a lower grade filler ingredient

The freeze-dried pieces in Instinct Raw Boost Kibble + Raw Healthy Weight will satisfy your dog’s raw meat cravings while also keeping their bodies lean and fit.

Key Ingredients in Instinct Dog Food

Protein

Instinct uses a variety of raw proteins that aim to benefit your dog’s overall body health. Instinct uses the following animal protein sources in their various formulas.

  • Beef
  • Chicken
  • Duck
  • Rabbit
  • Salmon
  • Lamb
  • Turkey
  • Cod
  • Venison

Fats

Since Instinct has a high animal protein source that means that your dog will have access to the natural fats provided by the animal protein. This helps your dog maintain proper body weight, even if they aren’t as active.

Carbohydrates

Instinct uses wholesome carbohydrates to ensure that your dog is not going only to get high sugars but carbs that can benefit their body’s overall health.

Vitamins and Minerals

Instinct only uses a few fruits and vegetables in their formulas as it best mimics what a wild dog would naturally eat as it would be in the stomach of the prey they caught. But the fruits and vegetables still provide enough essential vitamins and minerals for proper body functions.

Bottom Line

Instinct dog food offers a variety of formulas and options that you can choose. From Instinct adult dog food to Instinct puppy food, you can find a recipe for any age and size.

They have such an extensive list of formulas because they understand that every dog is different and has various needs.

Instinct cares about dogs and their overall well-being, which is very comforting for pet owners who only want the best for their dog. If you are considering a raw food option, consider trying out Instinct.

Every portion will benefit your dog, satisfy their cravings, and even save you some money. Since it is such a protein-heavy brand, you can feed your dog less and still fill their stomachs. 

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