Catit Creamy Lickable Cat Treat, Healthy Cat Treat, Salmon, 30 Pack

they should come with a warning! Cats will become addicted. I have 2 cats, when they see the tube they are all over me. I have also gotten my friends 3 cats addicted. We now buy in larger packages.

I have two (2) rescue cats who are my fur-babies. While they're not too spoiled, occasionally I like to give them a special treat and heard about this type of treat and decided to order some. My cats go crazy for this, licking the tubes to the very end! They know exactly where I store the treats and whenever I go near the cabinet they gather and start meowing in hopes of a special treat. Here's are important items other than cats love the treats. - Natural ingredients without a lot of fillers or chemicals - More product in tubes than other brands (price per package) - Cost effective: for the price, this product is less expensive than other brands with smaller packages and smaller number of packages per box I've done a side-by-side comparison and I'd rather feed my cats treats with less "processed" ingredients, larger tubes they can enjoy, and at a price-point that offers better quality than "name brand" where you're paying for the name instead of quality product. Highly recommend this brand AND salmon; my cats favorite of all flavors

My cat has to take a bitter, liquid medication daily. I mix it with a wet treat to make administration easier and less-stressful. Churu and Delectables tube treats do not mask the bitter medicine and he wasn't keen on eating it. I switched to these salmon tubes and my cat is wild for the flavor! He now eats all his medicine without turning up his nose. The salmon flavor masks the bitter medicine and makes it irresistible.

These have been a huge help in getting my senior cat to eat more as she's become incrediably finicky and eats something half way and walks away never to finish it. Its very frustrating as she's very skinny due to thyrold problems. She eats prescription dry thyroid dry kibble but refuses to eat the prescription wet food. Even with these she would barely touch it. So I found some pate that she likes more and with the Catit salmon treats I've been able to get her to eat a lot more. I also found these very useful for my son's cat who was recently spayed but developed some complications. She was already very small at 5lbs and with these Catit treats I could keep her eating while wearing the cone. Our insane Orange tabby grabbed them out of the drawer and chomped the foil packet full of holes to get to the treat. Good to have a sizable amount on hand as you go through them fast!

My geriatric cat is hyperthyroid and must take medicine every day for the rest of his life. He is absolutely impossible to pill. He was nuts about Greenies Pill Pockets for over a year, and then suddenly said, "Nope." Panic!!! Others have mentioned that cats may eventually object to the soft, sticky nature of the Greenies (thank you, fellow Amazonians) so I tried Butler Pill Pals Canine, chicken flavor. Cat pronounced them yummy, and we went along well for six months. Then he started rejecting those, too, maybe because it's getting hot and humid here and he can smell the pills? Or it affects the taste of the Pals? Who knows. He is a cat, after all. In desperation, I ordered a variety of possible temptations that could be here the same day as ordered, including several kinds of Hartz Delectables, aiming for something that could coat the outside of a Pill Pocket or Pill Pal or something similar, so the Pocket/Pal could hopefully mask whatever is bothering my furbaby and the temptation could hopefully get him to gulp down the masked pill. I had some salmon Greenies Pill Pockets on hand, and he'd eat those sans pills, so that was promising. Tried one of the Hartz products (I think it was the Soft Pate Tuna and Chicken) to coat the salmon PP hiding his pill. He sniffed, then very gingerly licked, and you could see him wrinkle his nose and say Ewwwwwwwwwww. Argh! I tried the Catit. OH BOY!!! He couldn't inhale that fast enough. I don't think he even realizes there's a Pill Pocket in there. I'm sure he'll change his finicky little mind and I'll have to try something else one of these days. But for now, I'm breathing again. My only complaint -- and it is a teeny-tiny complaint -- is that I just ordered two more Catit 30 packs. The expiration date printed on the outer packaging of both said Oct 17, 2022. That date matched all the packets inside of one package, but the packets inside the other all said Sept 8, 2022. Obviously, that's a decent expiration date ... I'm just a bit concerned about outer labels not matching what's inside. These are sold by and shipped from Amazon, so there's nobody to blame except Amazon.

This product is the best on the market for quality and taste ask our cat she would do anything for it

excellent

Don’t buy this product from this seller it’s too expensive compared to other places! Never again.

Cat went bonkers for these. Well worth buying for a super cute bonding moment with your furball.

These are awesome!!! Enhances appetite!! Great to help bond with cat. Awesome to hide meds in! Recommend!!!!