Inaba Grain-Free Churu Bites for Cats

Perfect treat for giving a cat medicine. Pill fits in the soft center so my cat doesn’t even know it’s there. Life saver.

The little girls love these. Big boy chews through to the center and leaves the rest in pieces on the floor. He likes crunchy food so maybe it's a texture thing? Love the big bulk snack option, and I understand why they wrapped individually....those are easy to open. But I would buy a bigger package with less packaging if it was available . Hopefully a larger package could still be easily opened and resealed. (Even if it meant this smelly snack needed to be refrigerated)

My DOG loves them. All pills he takes are pushed into the bites and are easily consumed.

I have a cat that needs to take medication for over two weeks and he doesn't like pill pockets. No already have to shove two pills down his throat every time we travel so I am thrilled to find these treats that it is easy to hide a pill in and he loves them. The first two ingredients are chicken and scallops so what cat wouldn't want them? I can't wait to try the travel meds in them. They smell good and must taste great. These are will worth the money to have my car ready them with a pill inside. They are small but large enough to hide a pill. I bring the medicine in half and have him two of them with 1/2 a pill inside each.

My cats love these treats.

My senior cat is just… extra. She’s a tortie so it’s to be expected. She hates being handled and I’ve respected that, much to the ire of my furniture. She will also eat the pill pocket but leave the pill behind… which makes giving her any oral medication a traumatic event for everyone involved (mentally and physically) But she’s 14 this year and rapidly dropped from 11.5 lbs to 9.7 lbs and we discovered she has hyperthyroidism. Good news: it’s totally treatable. Bad news: it requires a twice (TWICE) daily oral medication. 🤦🏻‍♀️ I told the vet tech about her… aversion to cooperation. She said, no problem. Just use the Churu treat with the super soft filling, stuff the pill inside and (this part is critical) give her a bunch of them at once. The key is volume. I was skeptical but it was worth a shot. It was really easy to hide the pill in the soft center and as soon as she caught the scent of tuna, she was in my lap. Waiting. I put 3-4 treats down and she couldn’t eat them fast enough. I don’t think she even chewed them! It is such an obvious solution, but it never occurred to me! I wish I had know this 10 years ago, but I’m thankful I know now!!! I’m sending the vet tech flowers tomorrow. Great value, great scent and taste (according to the cat) I don’t understand their packaging, it’s weird and wasteful… But I’m not going to let that affect the 5 star rating!

I bought these because my very tolerant friendly cat puts up a big stink when manually pilling him, and he sees me coming a mile away. I was using pill pockets until I noticed he was eating around the pill, leaving the pill and eating the pocket. Now he doesn't want pill pockets at all, so I needed plan C. These work pretty well, though they are fairly small. There's a creamy center you can push a small pill into. In this case it's a half of a prednisolone and it's just right. He likes the treats and so far so good. They have quite a fishy smell. I don't care for the packaging. There's no zipper closure and although there are individual tubes of a few treats each, since I'm using them for pills I need them to stay moist and the amount in the tubes is too many for my purpose. Might be fine as treat-only portions. I need to keep them in a zipper bag and hope they don't dry out as I need them. Star off for packaging. Update: These need to be refrigerated after opening. I use a small little jar designed for makeup and empty one tube of the treats in the jar at a time. Cat still loves them after using them a few months now.

My cat goes crazy over these snacks. Gets the zummies every time