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Meowijuana cat treats caught my eye because of the Crunchie Munchie chicken flavor. My indoor cat loves the crunch and aroma. Normally he slowly eats Pure Cravings wet food or Kirkland Signature dry, but these treats get immediate excitement. Portion control is keyI give one or two per day. The crunchiness keeps him engaged longer than soft treats, and the small size makes them convenient. Definitely more of a reward or training treat rather than a meal replacement. I’d recommend these for anyone looking to spice up treat time.
I’ve tried a few of the Hill’s Science Diet cat treats over the years, and they’ve always felt like the “safe choice” when my cats are going through tummy drama. One of mine has a chicken sensitivity, so the Hill’s Science Diet hypo cat treats were honestly a lifesaver. They’re not super exciting, but she actually eats them without issues. I still mix in regular dry food like Nature’s Domain or Nutra Nuggets, but for treats, the gentle stuff wins. Even the Hill’s Science Diet freeze dried cat treats worked great when I needed something simple and not too rich.
Is Purina Beyond a good cat food? I’d say yes! I switched from Kirkland Signature to Purina Beyond dry cat food, and my cat’s energy level went up noticeably. The ingredients look clean, no weird fillers. I love that it’s made in the USA and includes natural probiotics. The salmon formula smells like actual fish, not artificial junk. I also buy the grain free wet food for variety, and my cat loves the mix. It’s not too pricey either, which is a plus.
The Orijen Kitten Formula Dry Cat Food has been perfect for our 5-month-old. We wanted something grain-free but packed with real meat, and this fits the bill. You can literally see the quality in the kibble. We used to give her Nutra Nuggets Kitten, but she’d nibble half heartedly. With Orijen, she purrs every time we open the bag! We top it off with Pure Cravings wet food occasionally. I really think this formula helps build muscle and gives her the energy to zoom around all day.
My cat’s been loving the Authority natural cat food formula. I switched from another store brand and instantly noticed better digestion and less shedding. It’s nice that Authority has grain free options too, since some cats just can’t handle grains. The wet and dry food combo seems to work perfectly for mine. PetSmart’s Authority brand might not be as “fancy” as boutique foods, but honestly, it performs just as well. Plus, it doesn’t break the bank. Anyone else mix the canned and grain free dry versions?
