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I picked up Meowijuana Crunchie Munchie chicken cat treats for my senior cat. She usually ignores wet food but licked every bit. I alternate with Nutra Nuggets wet and Kirkland Signature dry food to maintain nutrition. Portioning is simple, and they’re a great bonding snack. I’ve read some chatter about discontinued flavors, but the chicken seems widely available. The crunch isn’t hard on her teeth, which is important. She treats it like a special event rather than a daily snack, which is perfect for me and my multi-cat household.
My cats surprised me by liking the 9 lives cat treats more than some pricier ones. They eat Pure Cravings wet food most days, so treats are just something fun. I read a few discussions asking if 9Lives cat treats are healthy for cats, and most people agreed they’re fine as long as you don’t overfeed. I haven’t found anything alarming recently, though I know about the old 9 lives soft treats for cats recall. So I always check packaging. Mine haven’t had any reactions, and they enjoy them a lot.
I’ve been using Purina Beyond canned cat food for over a year now. My cat can’t get enough of the chicken and sweet potato recipe. The texture is moist and not mushy like some other wet brands. I used to rotate Solid Gold and Nutra Nuggets, but Purina Beyond wins for consistency. I especially like the grain-free wet cat food since it keeps her hydrated. Some stores near me said it might get discontinued, and I really hope that’s not true it’s been a lifesaver.
My two indoor cats are on the Orijen Fit & Trim Dry Cat Food, and I’m honestly impressed. They’re both spayed females, so keeping their weight under control is tough. Orijen has done wonders they stay lean, active, and seem happier. Compared to Kirkland Signature Healthy Weight, Orijen has way fewer fillers and a stronger meat base. It might be a splurge, but it feels good knowing they’re getting top-quality nutrition. Their fur is so soft now, it’s crazy.
I’m currently feeding Authority canned cat food to my kitten and my older cat, and both seem to enjoy it. The texture isn’t too mushy, and it smells like real food instead of filler. I noticed the Authority all life stages cat food line is super convenient because I can feed it to both cats without buying two separate bags. My vet even said the protein levels are good for healthy muscle growth. It’s nice not having to stress about finding a brand that fits both of their needs.
