Raw PawsBoost Pet Food Topper Freeze-Dried Cheese, 3.6-oz - Made in USA - Dog Food Toppers for Picky Eaters - Dog Cheese Treats Dog Food Seasoning - Meal Toppers for Dogs, Kibble Toppers for Dogs

My dogs prefer it. The cheese is more popular, even with my peanut butter loving dog. Could help picky eaters that want wet food added.

We bought this for our furry frenchie who's stomach is usually upset and has loose stools. Man! When I tell you he has turned the corner, it is a complete 180! When he doesn't feel like eating, I do two shakes onto his food and within a day or so he is feeling and eating better. He used to have wet stools which required us to wipe his butt, we do very little wiping. Thanks a bunch!

My little dog would not eat it on her food. No matter what I did.

Bought this awhile ago, and it worked really well for my picky puppy! I like the ingredients, they liked the taste!

I bought this because I have a cat that has been on a special Rx diet food for urinary tract issues for the last 6 years. The food has worked great but unfortunately it comes in only one flavor. Anyone who is owned by a cat knows they can get picky so I sometimes need to add a little something to entice him to eat his boring food, that’s where this powder comes in.He does like it and it does get him to eat his food BUT… yes there’s a but here. Only about 3/4 of the jar is useable! For us and I imagine other cats as well.As you can see from my pictures there is fine powder like I want but as you work through the jar you find there are large CHUNKS of beef liver. Those may be fine for a dog, not for a cat though. I can’t break them up because they are rock hard and I’m not putting them in my spice grinder, nor am I going to buy a dedicated grinder to attempt to crush these liver rocks into a useable powder because the products should come as a usable powder to start with.I tried putting some of the smaller chunks in his food with extra water and let it sit for a while to soften them… that was a a big ol nope so now I’m left with a plate of very expensive vet Rx food that he won’t eat. And I end up with 1/4 a bottle of liver chunks that are unusable so that makes the bottle a lot more expensive to me. None of my cats will deal with the big chunks at all.I feel like this product needs a better filter/screening system to keep the big chunks out of the bottles shipped and so those chunks can be sent back through the grinding system to made into a useable, fine powder.Does the powder help with a finicky cat? Yes. Is 100% of the bottle of beef liver a usable product? No! At least not for cats.I also tried the pumpkin and none of my cats will finish their food with the pumpkin powder on it.The pumpkin is 100% fine powder, no chunks.

My picky eater dog will it his food with this great product- I'm glad I bought it- will buy it again

My dog wouldn’t eat any food that this product was on and as it is a food product it is not eligible for refund. My dog loves peanut butter obsessively, so I don’t understand why this didn’t pass muster. My advice is be careful when you purchase it because you won’t be able to return it and get a refund if your dog doesn’t like it.

When I say picky, I mean PICKY. My puppy is 13yo and has been on meds since he was 4yo. So, 365 days times 9 is roughly how long I've been dealing with how to give meds to him. That's if it is once a day. But, most times it's twice. I've had to come up with new ways. I'll give you an example of HOW picky he is. He doesn't even eat hot dogs! Cold? NO WAY! Microwaved? Na ah. Not even BBQ'd off the grill, smelling SO delicious! He walks away thinking there is a trick in it! So I feed him white chicken but I can't just feed it to him because if he taste even any sour tasting meds, he rather starve. And no I can't give it to him in his mouth. When he was a puppy yes, but after he had back surgery at 4yo and later allergies, he got clever. You put a pill in the back of his throat and he forces himself to throw up. You put it towards the side, he froths so much that his beard becomes sticky and I find pieces of the meds in it. I've had SO many vets, vet techs throughout his years that he gets a little, then they are satisfied. Some people tell me, well at least he got some of it. Some?! His meds are expensive plus he NEEDS them. If he gets SOME then he doesn't get the full effect, so why even give SOME. He needs ALL. So, begins my life of how to make meds unnoticeable.This is one topping that he loves. I crush meds. Put them in some gravy topping or broth, add some pieces of frozen chicken and microwave. Then I add this. Especially if he doesn't care for the gravy or broth I use that day, I add more of this and he seems to like it even more.