Purina Friskies Made in USA Facilities Cat Treats, Party Mix Original Crunch Holiday - 20 oz. Pouch

My cats love Morning Munch treats so this 10-pack is purrfect. Very reasonably priced too at just $14.38/pack. This is my second purchase.

Great item Thank you

Good price, hard to find now in the supermarket. My picky cat will only eat this and the chicken waffle one. All came not damaged, fresh/sealed and in on time. Smell I assume that it's great as the purr kids come running (literally). Don't have any stomach upset or noticed any extra weight gain.

My tabby cat was never into treats until I introduced these to him. Now we have to have a "snack" upon demand a few times a day. I keep them in a certain spot, he knows where they are. He goes to the general location and gives me the look, waiting for me to do the right thing. lol. So to keep him pleased with his servant, I give him 4-8 of these little bites, and he is a happy boy. While he only gets a few at a time, I am glad that these are nutritionally balanced to not offset his regular meals. I dont know what makes these so crazy yummy for him, but it sure is a pleasure to see him perk up when I dole these out. I get a little chirp of approval that makes my heart sing.

My kitty cat Lucy loves, loves, loves this Friskies Party Mix! She is always wanting more and more! It's a great value, unlike Temptations, which is smaller in size and much more expensive. Lucy has a tendency to mostly just swallow the treat when I give it to her. With these Friskies, I can break them into several pieces and feed her them this way. It also then lets me only give her a couple, because I have a tendency to give in to her begging and I used to give her too much (that was happening with the Temptations). So...when we went to the vet, Lucy had gained quite a bit of weight! Since we switched our method, she has lost some of her little pooch. I'm thinking this idea might be working... I'll update in a few months so you can see her progress.

Love that’s it’s a different flavor that I can’t normally find in the stores. I just couldn’t get the lid off the container. I had to cut a hole in the side and empty it into another container. Never had that problem before .

My 18 year old senior car loves these things. I was happy to see a natural option, because she has skin issues due to food allergies. And although she loves her grain free food, she is not crazy about the natural/grain free treats made by other vendors. Friskies treats are her kitty crack. I have to dust them with a digestive powder, but her happiness is worth it for me. I also like the larger size because it means I only need to buy them every 2 months or so. Yes, one 18 year old cat eats the entire container that fast- if I let her, she would live on them. If they make her happy and she is healthy (and per her vet, she is), then no big deal. I’m going to do it. She is my little old lady diva and she gets what she wants, within reason. And Friskies treats make her happy, soo- yes, going to keep buying them.

Curious that the form asks me for a # of stars for "flavor" - I gave it 5 stars as this is the only flavor treat our 18yo old lady cat will consistently eat so I guess they taste good. . She has a dish of them sitting on the computer desk next to me as I type and she is on my lap. I'm sure no vet would recommend free feeding a cat treats, but at her age I figure overall "calories in" is more important than "nutritional value". And yes, she does get good quality canned food at least twice a day, more often if she can whine enough to wear through my husband's resolve.