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I recently discovered catit creamy lickable cat treats, and my two cats are obsessed. I also rotate in Temptations creamy puree lickable cat treats and Luvsome lickable cat treats. They’re perfect on top of Nature’s Domain or Nutra Nuggets wet food for a tasty topper. The chicken and tuna flavors are especially popular, but I like the bisque varieties for variety. Lickable cat treats feel like a healthy indulgence, and they make training sessions way easier because my cats focus so much when they know a creamy lickable treat is coming.
Performatrin Ultra limited ingredient potato & salmon cat food has been a huge hit with my sensitive cat. Ingredients in Performatrin Ultra cat food are excellent real meat, low filler. Hairball issues have improved drastically. I also mix in a bit of Pure Cravings wet cat food for variety. Chewy carries the best selection and sometimes offers coupons. Price is higher than budget brands, but the improvement in coat, digestion, and energy makes it worth it. If your cat has sensitive stomachs or picky tastes, Performatrin Ultra cat food is a solid choice.
I tried American Journey dry cat food for my kitten, and she loves it! The salmon and duck grain-free recipes are hits. I’ve noticed faster growth and softer fur. The American Journey cat food ratings online are pretty accurate it’s a solid choice for the price. I used to feed Nutra Nuggets kitten food, but this brand has cleaner ingredients. I’ll try the American Journey wet cat food soon since she seems curious about my older cat’s meals. Highly recommend checking out the American Journey website for deals.
My cat transitioned from expensive boutique brand to Purina Pro Plan without any health decline. She maintains identical excellent condition at fraction of cost. The veterinary research backing delivers comparable or better results than trendy marketing-heavy boutique brands. Sometimes corporate science beats boutique marketing.
PRICE COMPARISON: 💰
Nulo Freestyle: $3.50-$4.00 per pound (dry)
Nulo Wet food: $2.50-$3.20 per 3oz can
Orijen: $4.50-$5.00 per pound
Wellness CORE: $2.80-$3.20 per pound
Blue Buffalo: $2.50-$3.00 per poundNulo is upper mid range pricing! Not the most expensive but definitely premium. The high meat content justifies the cost. My cat eats less because it’s so satisfying, so bags last longer. When you calculate cost per feeding, it’s very reasonable. 💚🐾
