For a cat, a treat is often not just a pleasure, but also a tool: it is used to get them accustomed to new food, a crate, or grooming. Therefore, it is important that the composition is simple — ideally, the treat should consist of a single ingredient.
What kind of treats should you choose for your cat?
- Freeze-dried cat treats— freeze-dried meat or fish, single-source and additive-free; freeze-drying preserves nutrients and a strong scent, making them effective even with picky cats.
- Fish-based treats— sardines, trout, sturgeon, and salmon; a natural source of omega-3 for skin and coat.
- Poultry and rabbit treats— duck, turkey, guinea fowl, and rabbit; suitable for cats with fish intolerances.
- Creamy cat treats— lickable creamy pouches; convenient for hand-feeding, building contact, or distraction at the vet.
- Soft sticks— soft bites that are easy to break into smaller pieces when training your cat.
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