Tiki Cat Soft & Chewy Grain Free Dry Cat Treats, Chicken, 2 oz. Pouch

I have two cats, one will eat most things while the other is a bit picky. Bengals can be difficult, mine is anyway.I bought these to use when I needed to feed Moogle (the not so picky one) his medications every night. I actually cut them smaller, like kitty bacon-bits, and mix them together with a bit of the Tiki tubes wet food and his crushed pill. This seems to help distract him on the odd chance that a pill might have a slightly larger piece, if I missed a bit while crushing them. Thankfully he can't tell the difference and gobbles it up.They both go crazy for them as normal treats, too. I like the size and the fact that they're a softer treat. I feel like they'd be a good choice for older cats as well since they're not very crunchy and hard to chew.I'd recommend these to any cat owner! Just keep an eye on them. I've had both cats and my dog try to get the bag and I've found some teeth marks in it. Put them somewhere safe if you've got an especially sneaky pet.

My cat is 13 years old and has a sensitive stomach. The brand of cat food she eats is the Tiki cat food brand and it has worked very well for her meaning she loves the chicken flavor and she has no more throw up and no more diarrhea. Like all cats she needs some variety to her diet and so she gets cooked chicken and egg sometimes but I was looking for a kitty treat and thats when I discovered her cat food brand made treats. I tried the chicken gravy treats and although she loved them they did not sit well with her. (There is also a tuna gravy one but tuna does not agree with her even though she loves it) When I came across these treats I thought why not if they don't sit will with her they were only $4. So I bought then and not only does she love them but they sit well with her. I usually give them to her multiple times a day for a snack or sometimes I break them in half and hide them in her food bowl. Also worth mentioning on the bag it says they are suitable or kittens, adult cats and seniors!

My cats love the crunchy ones but will not eat these. Go figure. Good value but I had to give them away. Not the sellers fault my cats are really picky.

Tried these as prior special treats and our 11 year old Siberian Male loves these. Sees the package and happiest ever reaction. So happy we found these. We use them for rewarding during brushing, vet visits, and special other reasons.Prior treat company apparently changed the formula without saying anything. Suddenly he stopped eating them after years. We are very happy and highly recommend these soft chew cat treats.

All three of my cats are crazy about these treats. One of my cats has allergies - including to chicken - and I've had a terrible time finding treats that she can eat. It seems that no matter the "flavor" of the treats, they all have some type of chicken in them. These don't and she loves them. Finally a success!

Might be yummy for other cats but my two kittens didn't like these. Even Kuzco-- who loves to eattttt

Bought this to give a little treat to distract the cat while she gets medicine in her ears.The good news: SHE LOVES THEM and it works perfectly!The other news: I have to give one to the other cat too because they’re so tasty.Both cats are obsessed with trying to open the cabinet where I’m stashing them!Will be buying more!

I like to add new treats into the rotation for my kitties and thought I would try these. I usually read through the entire ingredient list but was in a hurry and saw that chicken was the first ingredient so I felt safe in ordering them. One of my cats is quite picky but the other will eat anything you give her. I also feed a stray neighborhood cat occasionally. I was not surprised when my picky kitty didn’t give the treats a second glance as this is pretty standard behavior for her. When my kitty who will eat anything gave one treat a tentative lick then walked away I was surprised. But when the hungry stray cat wouldn’t even eat them after a quick sniff, I knew I would not be buying these again.They have a weird appearance and almost look like they are a treat cut out of a rubber bouncy ball. After more thoroughly reading the ingredients, I found why that is. After chicken being the first ingredient, there are a multitude of fillers and stabilizers. Chickpea flour, potato flour, tapioca starch, vegetable glycerin, & gelatin. No wonder they look like little bouncy ball treats. Even the flavorings are suspect-maple flavored syrup & natural flavor.Maybe I just have pickier eaters than I thought but I will try something new after this experience.