Stewart Fiber Formula Cat Treats

I bought these because one of my cats has big #2's. And I could see it wasn't very comfortable for her. I tried buying a cat food with the highest fiber first, but that didn't seem to help as much as I thought it would. So I bought these treats and started out with about 3 treats a day for the first couple days to see how she would do on them. Then started to increase one more treat each day. So I'm giving her 8 treats a day at the moment and her #2's seem to not be as wide as normal. I love these treats, they are such an easy way to help my kitty. And she literally yells at me every time I pass by her to give her treats. LolUpdate. I recently bought the 12 pack for 14.00 and I kinda thought it was fishy that they all of a sudden were so cheap. The sticker on the box says they expire 2022, but when I pealed off the 2022 sticker there was a date expiration sticker that said June 2020 under it. So idk if they reused the box or trying to get rid of expired product. Each individual package did have a 2022 sticker on it, and there was no date stamped on the package under it, just a sticker. So who knows if they removed an old sticker and put a new one on.

I bought this product because my 7 year old cat has recently been having issues with constipation. He normally eats any kind of cat treat I buy for him, but he absolutely refused to eat this after sniffing it. I tried tossing one on the floor first, then putting a few on a plate, all to no avail. I initially wrote a negative review, since I assumed my cat didn't like it and would not eat it. However, I left the plate with about 10 nuggets on it next to his regular food. Later in the day, I noticed that Kismet had, indeed, eaten some of the nuggets. By the evening, all of the nuggets had been eaten. This morning I woke up to find he had left a normal bowel movement overnight in his litter box. Therefore, I'm assuming this product was successful in its purpose and am now giving it 4 stars.

One of our cats likes this treat, the other, no. But at least the one who needs the fiber to stave off constipation is the one who will eat it. Royal Canin has temporarily stopped producing their "niche" vet products ...digestive and other treats...to catch up with the high demand products. So no treats for....A YEAR! This product nearly replaces it.

My senior cat loves this item. Five or six years ago she began a cycle each spring that results in multiple vet visits. In spite of daily brushing and offering Laxatone, Cerenia (RX only) is the only thing that stops the daily vomiting of hairballs followed by hours of vomiting bile. Poor kitty!! In addition, she is intolerant of dry food and has gone from an obese cat (16 lbs) to normal weight (9 lbs) once I started to feed wet food only. However, once the vomiting cycles begin, she has become increasingly finicky with all wet food (RX food, commercial-grade expensive food, even the cheap stuff like Fancy Feast and Sheba) so I have a really tough time getting her to eat. Leaving the food out until she eats it doesn't work - she won't eat and ultimately vomits until there is no more bile In her tummy. Each year this cycle lasts longer than the year before. She can drop 2 lbs in 2 days and becomes lethargic. Not good at all. This year the vomiting has gone on 5 months and I was at my wits' end when the vet technician suggested I try Fiber Formula Cat Treats. It took a week to see improvement, but what a huge difference this has made!!! I crumble several treats into smaller pieces and sprinkle on top of her wet food, she loves it!! Not only is she eating most of her food in one sitting, after just one week her hairballs seemed to have reduced significantly. I have not seen evidence of hair in her litter box, but she must be passing it, and her appetite has returned. She goes thru one bag (2.1 oz's) in about 10 days. The cost of this product is a non-issue when compared to all the office visits, blood work, meds, X-rays and ultrasounds we have done over the years.

For years my cat has had issues with her anal glands. We were giving her pumpkin with each meal and that helped but it was such a fuss to deal with because the pumpkin would go had before she ate a whole can. I thought "there has to be a better way."I tried out these treats and she's been on them for over a month now. Her poops are closer to normal sized than they've ever been and she's doing great! She also LOVES these things and comes to me to ask for them every day, so no chance of forgetting them!I highly recommend these and will be telling my vet about them. SO much better than pumpkin or an Rx fiber diet!

My biggest complaint about this product is that they don't give you any guideline as to how many you should give your cat daily. I know that they can't say specifically, because it would probably depend on the issue you are trying to treat, but if they could at least say give anywhere from 10-100000 a day in general that would help out a LOT. The vet I most recently went to was the typical all about the money man who milks every person for every dime he can & quite frankly shouldn't have been working with cats in the first place (he was obviously uncomfortable handling them). When I asked him about fiber options the ONLY thing he recommended was a Science Diet food that he was getting high dollar paid for selling (they are known for pushing that brand at their office) I had to research on my own to find these treats & when I called them about possibly getting an idea of how many to feed daily of course they had no idea. All I can say about most vets these days is one word- GREED!My cat likes the treats- she will eat pretty much any treat though so this was no surprise. I don't know if they are working properly because I got them to help her go to the bathroom more often due to her anal gland issues but so far I haven't noticed if they are doing anything for her.