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Meowijuana cat treats are a hit at my house, especially the Crunchie Munchie chicken flavor. I usually rotate Nature’s Domain or Nutra Nuggets for daily feeding, but these are a real reward. Portion control is keyone or two treats per day works for my indoor cat. The crunchy texture makes it feel interactive, almost like a training treat. I wish they were easier to find because some stores are sold out. Curious if anyone else’s cat prefers the crunch over the softer lickable treats like Churu or Hartz Delectables.
My cats absolutely love soft treats, so trying 9 lives soft cat treats felt like a must. I know there are concerns floating around about 9 lives cat treats poison risks, but most seem outdated rumors. I always check the expiration anyway. They eat Pure Cravings wet salmon most days, so treats are just tiny rewards. These didn’t upset their stomach and actually worked well for training sessions. They’re cheap, easy to find, and my cats seem satisfied. Honestly, that’s all I ask from a treat like this.
Just popping in to say my cats didn’t love Untamed dry at all. They ate it the first day then ignored it, so I had to mix in Kirkland’s chicken formula to get them interested. But the Untamed wet cat food? Shockingly good. The gravy recipes look almost human-grade. Coat health improved a bit after a month. If you’re wondering how much Untamed costs per month, I spend around $45 for one cat. 4health Untamed is more affordable and decent quality, but not as meaty.
Is Solid Gold cat food actually good? I’d say yes. I’ve been using the Indigo Moon grain-free formula for two years. My cat’s digestion improved a lot compared to when I fed Kirkland Signature dry food. The ingredients are clean, and I like that they add probiotics and omega oils. I mix a spoon of Solid Gold canned tuna wet food with the kibble sometimes she goes nuts for it. No allergies or hairballs so far. Definitely staying with this brand.
I used Special Kitty Outdoor Formula dry cat food last winter when feeding some strays behind my house. They loved it no leftovers, ever. It’s affordable and provides enough calories for active outdoor cats. I compared it with Kirkland Signature Outdoor Cat blend, and honestly, Special Kitty held up surprisingly well. It might not have fancy packaging, but it fills bellies and keeps the cats energetic. For large cat colonies, it’s a great value pick.
So far, my cat’s doing fine on the Kirkland Maintenance Cat Food, but she’s a bit picky. Some days she finishes her bowl; other times, she leaves half behind. The smell is mild, which I appreciate. The kibble shape is small and easy for her to chew. I noticed the bag is really big and reseals well, which keeps it fresh longer. It’s definitely good value for money, but I wish they offered more flavor options. Still, it’s a solid choice for everyday feeding.
