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Meowijuana Crunchie Munchie chicken cat treats are a total hit. My indoor cat usually ignores Pure Cravings wet and Kirkland Signature dry, but she perks up immediately for these. Crunchy texture, irresistible smell, and small portion size make them perfect for training or snack time. I usually give one or two per dayenough for excitement but not too much. Easy to store and mess-free. Compared to soft lickable treats like Hartz or Churu, this offers something fun for cats who like to chew. Definitely a favorite at my house.
I used to rotate fun treats like freeze dried chicken snacks, but one of my cats developed digestive issues and my vet said, “try Hill’s Science Diet cat treats for now.” So that’s what we’ve been doing. They really are gentler. I supplement with some Kirkland Signature dry food since it keeps her weight stable, but treats need to be predictable. The Hill’s Science Diet hypo cat treats have never upset her stomach, and that’s worth more than excitement honestly. My younger cat still gets Pure Cravings and Nature’s Domain though because she can eat anything.
Been feeding Purina Beyond grain-free dry cat food to my two indoor cats for about a year now. It’s been smooth sailing no tummy problems, no weird smells. I also alternate with Purina Beyond wet cat food to keep things interesting. Compared to Nutra Nuggets or Kirkland Signature, Beyond just seems fresher. I like how it doesn’t have unnecessary dyes or artificial flavoring. It’s affordable but doesn’t compromise quality. My cats are thriving, and that’s all that matters to me.
I was nervous switching my indoor cats to Birdie and Louie Cat Food, but it’s been a hit. Dry formula is nutrient dense, and wet food keeps them hydrated. I still give them occasional Pure Cravings for variety, but Birdie and Louie is now their primary food. Compared to Kirkland Signature and Nature’s Domain, it seems fresher and more digestible. My cats’ coats are shinier, and energy levels are up. For a slightly higher price, I think it’s well worth it if you want premium nutrition and your cats enjoy the taste.
My cats adore the Costco wet cat food, especially the pate texture. I was surprised at how fresh it smells when you open the can. It’s not overly watery and my senior cat has no problem chewing it. I like rotating it with the Costco dry cat food so they don’t get bored. It’s been gentle on their stomachs too no tummy issues since switching. For the price, the Costco brand cat food really gives other fancy labels a run for their money.
