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Churu chicken cat treats have been a hit in my house. I use them as rewards when I give my cats their Kirkland Signature dry food or Nature’s Domain wet meals. The lickable purée is great for picky eaters, and portioning is easy from the tubes. I also keep a few in the fridge to keep them fresh longer. The ingredients are simple, mostly real meat, and the calorie content per tube is reasonable. My cats get excited whenever I grab a tube, and it makes snack time more interactive and fun.
I switched my cat to Ziwi Peak air-dried cat food about six months ago, and honestly, the results are amazing. Her coat is shinier, she has more energy, and her digestion has improved. I mix in a small portion of Ziwi Peak wet cat food for variety, and she cleans the bowl every time. I used to feed Kirkland dry food and Nutra Nuggets, but the difference is noticeable. Yes, it’s expensive, but for me, seeing her thrive on a high-protein, minimally processed diet makes it worth every penny.
I started feeding my cat Smalls Wet Cat Food a few weeks ago, and he’s hooked. He used to be picky with Kirkland and Nature’s Domain, but this food is a winner. Appetite is strong, digestion is smooth, and litter box odors are minimal. Coats are shinier, energy levels are up, and hairballs have decreased. I like that the wet formulas feel high quality and human grade without fillers. Even mixing in a small amount of freeze-dried Smalls adds variety and keeps mealtime exciting. Overall, it’s been a noticeable improvement.
For US customers looking for similar fresh food options, consider domestic alternatives:
Smalls (fresh delivery)
Nom Nom (fresh subscription)
Freshpet (refrigerated retail)
The Farmer’s Dog (fresh delivery)These provide fresh feeding without international logistics complications.
