Grain-Free Tuna Recipe INABA Churu Fun Bites For Cats - Soft/Chewy Baked Chicken Wrapped Treats, 18 Packs (3 Per Bag) Review

Updated We've been saving these in a Ziploc because there's too many for our cats in one packet. And when I pulled out the baggie, after about 5 days, they were moldy! So, I actually count this as a positive. They have something fresh enough in them, without preservatives, that they CAN mold. But at the same time, watch the video. There's a larvae in the bag! Something hatched from the treats 🤢. I cannot prove this. Hence I didn't take stars all the way off. Maybe the larvae got there another…

Both of my cats loved these soft baked chewy treats. There are 5 big bags with 3 little bags inside each big bag. Each little package contains enough treats to split between 2 - 3 cats. The treats themselves were a bit hit with my cats, but they are slightly more expensive than similar cat treats. However, the ingredient profile with the first few ingredients being actual food, is worth paying for, especially since these are grain-free.

I’ll start off by saying: my cats are *incredibly* picky. They don’t care for "people food” and aren’t really into wet cat food. I’ve given them the typical National name brand treats and they’ll eat one or two and then get bored. Now, for this brand: this is the first I’ve come across this brand, but I’m all for trying new items. First of all, the package size is incredibly generous. This box came with individual bags and each bag contains three smaller bags inside. Once open, there’s a…

Granted, she's not a huge consumer of treats (loves that wet food!), but I had hoped she would like these with the soft center, but no.the first day I brought them home she gobbled them up, but by the next morning and subsequent trials she's having none of it. I can't fault the product or the ingredients due to a picky eater, and you just never do know with cats. Oh well, the office dog should be happy getting a few snacks :)

We usually use dry treats so we'd thought we'd give these a try. First off - there are far more treats in this product than we thought! It says "18 packs, 3 per bag", but what it doesn't say is that each of the bags also has probably 20- 25 individual treats in it! So there's literally hundreds of treats here. The treats are pretty big too - our two cats are just getting out of the kitten stage, they're between 5 - 6 months old. They both have to chew bites off of these treats and eat them in a

Cats are all different, but mine wanted nothing to do with these treats. In my video, I offered each of our cats these treats alongside their usual treats. Both ate their usual treats and left the new ones uneaten.Our younger cat, Leroy, only likes soft treats - he turns his nose up at the hard ones - so I was hoping these would be a hit with him. No luck.Our older cat, Dagny, prefers hard treats but will sometimes eat soft ones if the mood strikes her. She's a picky eater, so I wasn't…

We were turned on to Churus by our vet when we had a senior cat who needed to get some calories in him. We've been buying them since and have yet to meet a cat who doesn't love them, and these Churu Fun Bites chicken treats are no exception. Even our cat who doesn't care much about treats is into these, possibly because they are, to human noses, almost distressingly fragrant. Thankfully, they did not stick around long enough for the smell to permeate far. What we received is clearly meant to be

Good:1. Smells great2. Individually packed sachets3. I ate one, and it is actually quite delicious but a bit rubbery on the textureBad:1. Cat licks it but finds it difficult to eat. Only eats it after it dries up.Overall, I had good hopes, but it didn't work out.Thank you so much for reading this review. I hope it helps in your decision-making process.