Mysterious small animals with tastes as unique as a cuisine critic on vacation are cats. If you have ever looked down the intimidating pet treat rows, the options seem infinite, but your cat’s nose might still twitch in contempt. Natural, healthy treats really make all the difference, as Canadian pet owners are aware. Here is the actual scoop on 10 amazing natural cat treats choices, all ready to get your kitty’s purr of approval.
Freeze-dried chicken bits will start us. These nuggets are strong—pure Canadian chicken with nothing fancy added. Cats seem to scent these out across the room. Salmon snacks frozen and dried next. Who might turn away from the appeal of wild-caught salmon from chilly Canadian waters? Not your cat, that is certain. One sniff and you will be surrounded with an audience.
Duck liver with single-ingredients comes third on the list. Sounds a little wild, but cats go nuts over it. It’s loaded with nutrients and avoids conventional fillers that can send sensitive tummies on a trip. Regarding organic catnip treats at number four, how about Without them, no list seems whole. A little crunch with the catnip power makes for kitty smiles—or at least zoomies across the sofa.
Arriving at fifth, we discover natural dental treats—that is, a toothbrush presented in a delicious form. Made with few, food-based components, they enable to refresh breath by themselves without synthetic stuff. Number six, and you might not notice this approaching: chunks of dried mealworms. Some cats love the additional protein; it’s as near to a backyard bug hunt as most indoor cats ever experience.
Watch for minis made with turkey and sweet potatoes. These are small reward bits, grain-free and mild for delicate tummies. Then pick wild herring fillet treats for a truly fish-forward snack with omega-3s for good fur. That’s treat number eight: bonus points should your cat go wild for the fishy scent.
At number nine we have lamb lung crackers. Strange as it seems, they are light, crisp, and a great supply of vitamins. Even the most discriminating cat would change their normal emphatic rejection. Starting our list is rabbit jerky. Perfect for cats looking for something a little different from regular chicken or salmon, it’s lean, flavorful.
What links these sweets? simplicity, quality Canadian foods, and an emphasis on what makes cats feel good—inside and out. Next time you’re in the treat aisle, give one (or three) of these a try; if you find your cat providing the slow blink of appreciation, you could want to call it a job well done. Tails right, buddy cats!