Felix Mini Filetti Cat Treats Chicken & Salmon 30g (Pack of 10)

Few months ago found these in local shop when wet back to get more, they were sold out and was unable to get back in, knowing how much my 3 fur monsters loved them hunted high in low to find them again, then you know the saying if you can't find it in shops, try Amazon and if they don't have it you really don't need it,Thanks to Amazon I have 3 very very happy cats, who just love these treats they only get couple a day, but they look forward to them

Well, I never thought I’d see our ‘starving’ stray, the one who adopted us 18 months ago, turn his nose up at anything even vaguely edible. Normally he’ll wolf — if cats can ‘wolf’ — down anything he can. I’ve seen him eat his own (skinny) weight in food at one go, or very nearly. Whether it was having to fend for himself for nearly a year after his previous owner had to leave him with someone who neglected him until he found himself at us, five miles farther on, I don’t know. But he’s always been an enormous eater, while remaining very thin, despite regular worming (at some risk to my own pelt). However he turned his nose up in true petted cat style at these.Our older cat, pampered from birth, has the usual feline disdain for anything not meeting his exacting requirements, but t’other fella would scoff anything down, I thought. So when #1 Cat sniffed, sneered and stalked on being presented with these — and I’d thought they’d be a treat, too — I was certain I’d be able to palm them off on #2. Not a chance.It just goes to show cats, even those that were starving 18 months before, only need a very little love and care and soon get to see themselves as little monarchs they’ve always believed themselves to be and rapidly develop a most particular sense of their due.Unfortunately, these did not meet the requirements of the latest in our line of rulers. They look just fine to me, but then, I’m not a cat.Yours might like them. Ours didn’t.

My cat has lost half his teeth and so can struggle to eat dry cat food if the pieces are too large and hard. These 'treats' though are perfect as their texture is more 'chewy', so he has little difficulty devouring them. However, you have to watch how many you give to your cat as if it is like ours, they may become quite addicted to them. Given half a chance Sam, our cat, would happily eat far more of them than is good for him (i.e. far more than the recommended daily allowance mentioned on the pack)!So my overall rating of these cat treats is based on my cats reaction when he spots me opening the pack and the fact that he devours the pieces within seconds of me putting them in front of him.

My older cat is addicted to these and I can’t find them in any shop so was really pleased to be able to get them the delivery was on time and the item was packaged very well … will definitely be ordering again

My cat is a spoiled princess and very fussy with what she'll eat. Just the right bit of chicken or sea bass but won't eat any cat meat at all. However these she will literally dance for. She absolutely loves these. The only downside is they're not the cheapest treat out there, and she sulks when I put the pack away. Will definitely be buying more.

Our 2 maine coon cats really like these, one of them is so addicted he tries to snatch them out of your hand which is very out of character as he’s such a laid back sweetie normally. The other boy prefers one of the flavours but still eats both. We have found that they are also a useful training treat for a non food motivated dog! The most impressive thing for me is that the ingredients seem so much better for the cats than other cat treats they love. Will be switching to these from now on.

My cat just love's these.

My Alfie lives these treats and good value for money Iv bought several boxes over the months an will continue to buy go on treat you pussy they'll live you even more than they already do