from catnip croutons to tuna treats, these cat treat recipes call for a variety of wholesome ingredients, like salmon, cheese, tuna and even catnip. even still, it’s nice to have cat treats in your arsenal for birthdays, special occasions (hello, hug your cat day) or for those moments when your stubborn kitty needs a little extra motivation. “it’s important that cats have a lot of moisture, so too many grain- or cereal-based foods aren’t particularly good for them.” “many store-bought …

as natural carnivores, fresh meat, organs, and bones are some of their favorite things to eat. to help you pick the best treats for your cat, we tested dozens of different brands and recipes to bring you our top picks. bonito flakes are well-known in the cat community as an appetite stimulant and ideal food topper, especially for cats who need an extra nudge to eat. unlike other freeze-dried treats, orijen’s tundra treats are quite cohesive and don’t disintegrate in …

in the world of feline cuisine, gravy is like a holy grail thanks to its taste and texture, but why is it so appealing to our cats’ delicate palates? if you ever served your kitty lunch and watched them lick all of the gravy off the food without touching the rest of it—you know it tastes amazing to them. you’ll know it’s time to reduce or avoid gravy entirely if you notice some of the following symptoms in your cat: …

these reviews will give you the confidence you need to purchase treats for your kitten. the downside of these whole life treats (or any freeze-dried treat) is that the pieces crumble easily if you try to break them. they are free from additives that could upset your kitten’s sensitive stomach, and they come in portable, single-serving pouches that allow you to carry them with you anywhere. they are soft for easy chewing and come in a handy, resealable package to …

as you shop for treats, you’ll want to check out the ingredients, calories, size, and texture of your options. when selecting a treat for training, you want something that’s small and chewy so it’s easy for your pup to gobble down quickly in order to be able to continue with your lesson. the slow-cooked jerky is hard and chewy, so your pup won’t gobble it down in one bite, but may not be best suited for training. whimzees, in particular, …