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I tried Whisker Lickin’s soft & delicious chicken cat treats with my two indoor cats, and they went nuts! Normally they’re a bit slow with Kirkland Signature dry or Nature’s Domain wet meals, but these treats got instant attention. Texture is soft, easy to chew, and perfect for older cats. Portioning is simpleI usually give a few at a time as a reward. I also tested the salmon flavor, and my picky cat loved it even more. Definitely a fun snack that’s easy to mix into training or bonding sessions.
My cats aren’t picky, but one of them started throwing up randomly, so we switched to Hill’s Science Diet hypoallergenic cat treats just to rule out sensitivities. They’ve been shockingly effective. I didn’t realize how much junk was in some other treats until I compared ingredients. I still feed Nutra Nuggets as their basic dry food because they’ve done well on it, and Nature’s Domain chickenfree wet food for variety. Between meals, those Hill’s treats seem to be the perfect nonirritating option. Not the cheapest, but cheaper than emergency vet visits!
My two indoor cats love the Blue Wilderness wet cat food, especially the duck and salmon cans. The texture is smooth, and it actually smells like real food, not artificial stuff. I used to buy cheaper options, but the difference in quality is clear. Their coats look healthier, and there’s less shedding too. I’ve tried both the indoor formula and the high protein Blue Buffalo Wilderness dry cat food, and both seem solid. Totally worth the price if your cats are picky eaters like mine!
My picky eater actually loves the Costco cat food pate! That’s saying a lot because she usually turns her nose up at canned food. The texture is smooth and rich it doesn’t smell weird like some supermarket brands. I alternate between Costco wet cat food and the Nature’s Domain dry version, and it keeps her hydrated and happy. Even my vet said her weight and coat look better now. For cats who prefer moist meals, this pate from Costco works wonders.
