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Cat Forum / Health and Behavior / April 2006Cat treats
Any suggestions? I got some "catty shack" and "whiskas". Any thing they really like? > Any suggestions? I got some "catty shack" and "whiskas". Any thing > they really like? Ours goes nuts for the Pounce treats. Shake the container and she comes running like a bat out of hell. xkatx <whats-an-email-address@confusion.com> wrote in rec.pets.cats.health+behav: >> Any suggestions? I got some "catty shack" and "whiskas". Any >> thing they really like? > > Ours goes nuts for the Pounce treats. Shake the container and she > comes running like a bat out of hell. Temptations  SignatureBrandy Alexandre -- Everything tastes better with cat hair in it. =^.^= >xkatx <whats-an-email-address@confusion.com> wrote in >rec.pets.cats.health+behav: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >Temptations Yup, My two kittys love em. My cats love Aquari-yums. There are 2 kinds: Moist with the purple lid and crunchy with the fuschia lid. I never know when they'll want one or the other. they definitely like different kinds at different times. but, with 5 cats, one of them will eat what I've put out. they especially like to get afew treats at night when I'm in bed watching TV. I usually cook a skinless, boneless chicken breast (plain, bake in oven), let cool and cut into *tiny* pieces. They love it, it's natural, and it goes a long way! Ever since Mr. Bonkers chewed open a free sample of Fancy Feast Gourmet Dry we have been using those as treats. Otherwise he votes for the aquari-yums. He used to like Pounce until they new and improved it last year. > Any suggestions? I got some "catty shack" and "whiskas". Any thing > they really like? > Ever since Mr. Bonkers chewed open a free sample of Fancy Feast Gourmet > Dry > we have been using those as treats. Otherwise he votes for the > aquari-yums. Sammy too - she goes absolutely nuts when I shake the little sample jar of Fancy Feast Gourmet Gold. Since she's, um, "fluffy", I have to go easy on them, though. SignatureHugs, CatNipped See all my masters at: http://www.PossiblePlaces.com/CatNipped/ > He used to like Pounce until they new and improved it last year. > >> Any suggestions? I got some "catty shack" and "whiskas". Any thing >> they really like? >Any suggestions? I got some "catty shack" and "whiskas". Any thing >they really like? Drs. Foster & Smith Tasty Snacks Crunchy Tuna Bits I can throw pieces of plain ol' dry food down, and Butch goes for it as though it isn't the same stuff I just poured in his dry dish. I think if it comes from your hands it's somehow "better" no matter what it is. One caution: cats, just like kids, tend to love the taste of JUNK. The cheap stuff is often loved the way kids take to McDonalds and Hostess. Once a cat has gotten hooked on cheap junkie food, it's really hard to move them to a good diet. >I can throw pieces of plain ol' dry food down, and Butch goes for it as >though it isn't the same stuff I just poured in his dry dish. I think [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >Once a cat has gotten hooked on cheap junkie food, it's really hard to >move them to a good diet. Sissy and Peek a boo will not eat table scraps. They will sniff at it and maybe bounce it around. But dry food and snacks is all they eat. > Any suggestions? I got some "catty shack" and "whiskas". Any thing > they really like? I give mine chicken gizzards. They're really good for their jaws and teeth. I also had a little sample bag of Evo (made by Innova) and gave them a couple as treats. > Any suggestions? I got some "catty shack" and "whiskas". Any thing > they really like? Freeze dried chicken. It's expensive and *extremely* addictive so mine don't get it all the time. It's Cat Crack. -- Liz >> Any suggestions? I got some "catty shack" and "whiskas". Any thing >> they really like? > >Freeze dried chicken. It's expensive and *extremely* addictive so mine >don't get it all the time. It's Cat Crack. Do they have any good kitty rehabs? Peek a boo seems to isolate when we're out of catnip. Elizabeth Blake: > Freeze dried chicken. It's expensive and *extremely* addictive > so mine don't get it all the time. It's Cat Crack. -------------- Ha! Who's your pusher? Em ... I mean, where do you buy freeze dried chicken, and is it chem-free? > Elizabeth Blake: >> Freeze dried chicken. It's expensive and *extremely* addictive >> so mine don't get it all the time. It's Cat Crack. > -------------- > Ha! Who's your pusher? Em ... I mean, where do you buy freeze dried > chicken, and is it chem-free? It's made by Halo, and I usually get it from PetFoodDirect.com. I just noticed that a place by my job now carries it. All it is is freeze dried chicken, nothing else added. No flavoring, no coloring, no preservatives. Someone (probably here) said that you can also find it in places that sell campin supplies. Since it's freeze dried it's very lightweight and I guess people take it camping. The first time I bought it I gave a piece to Harriet, one of the cats at work. She wouldn't leave me alone after that. She never spent time in my office until that first taste. As soon as I got in each morning she would start crying for her treat and would follow me around until she got it. Last year I got a friend's cats addicted to it while I was catsitting. -- Liz |
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