INABA Juicy Bites Grain-Free, Soft, Moist, Chewy Cat Treats with Vitamin E and Green Tea Extract, 0.4 Ounces per Pouch, 18 Pouches (3 per Bag), Scallop and Crab

I give two treats to each cat after administering their twice daily gabapentin capsules. Set up a recurring delivery, so you never run out; the kitties LOVE these and now eagerly show up for their Rx because they know they will get treats afterwards. Store the opened foil pouch in the fridge paperclipped shut for maximum freshness; kitties will happily eat them cold, too.

The media could not be loaded. I like surprising my cat when I come home from work late. First time we get these treats and she seems to like them. She is very picky. I actually had to double check the ingredients for any addictive substances lol joking as it seems like Inaba products. If my cat is happy, I am happy.The treat: I recommend, as the size is perfect for trick training or hand feeding. Smells strong but not horrible just a bit fishy.The ingredients: I did have to look up Paprika Oleoresin. It seems like it was used for coloring. Other than that nothing crazy or alarming. Happy cat-peopling!

There is one thing right about these treats, my very picky female kitty 3 years old LOVES them. The closest analogy I can use is: consider the teenage girls in the Beatles Move "A Hard Days Night." All I have to do is play with the package and she is suddenly right in front of me, purring so loud it almost sounds like it hurts. She gobbles them up as soon as I lay them down. She is a very well trained cat and will never take any food from my hand, but as she is all over the treat as soon as i put it down and withdraw my hand. She is a bit disappointed when I put the package away, but also, she is so happy that she got some that it isn't a problem, she doesn't beg. I don't know what is in these, but if you want something to train with, this is it. The downside is, they are kind of expensive and the weight of the plasic packaging is almost the same as the contents, but, I have never seen anything like the response, so I will keep using them even thought I hate plastic.

The cats like them. However, 4 ⭐'s because I don't enjoy getting my fingers wet & fishy smelling to get them out of their package.Ultimately, if the cats continue to like them, I'll repurchase them & find another way to keep my fingers clean.😻

Pudding loves these treats. She never actually get them full sized, I cut them in half for training and she is willing to do anything and everything for these! They are wet and chewy, she prefers this over crunchy treats. You can put them in puzzles or give them medicine in them, they are willing to forgive.

We have a picky treat eater. We've tried all different flavors of quality treats (rabbit, tuna, duck, etc) and the only thing she goes for is our cooked bacon (who could blame her). These treats must have the equivalent of kitty crack in them because she voraciously devours these treats and is desperate for more. I wish the treats were a little bigger or the serving size in the pouch was bigger, but otherwise I am happy to have found something she finally enjoys (other than OUR bacon!)

I have to feed my older sick cat a grain free diet, but I still want him to have a good quality of life. And what better way then to give him a nice healthy grain free treat. He absolutely loves this treat. So when I give my other cat a treat, my sick cat can also have a healthier treat. So be good to your cat companions and do the best by them. You and your cat's will both be happy

Used this as a food topper for both my cats. One threw up afterwards, so it’s not for cats with food sensitivity. It’s difficult to get all the little bits out of the foil bag.