Sheba Meaty Tender Sticks with Chicken Cat Treats (5 Treats), 0.7 oz, Box of 10

Both cats adore them. One is a foodie so she kinda into treats in general but the other one is generally not and even he goes bonkers for them. 10/10

This box comes with a bunch of foil packed cat treats individually packaged between perforated separations, so you can tear off and serve them one at a time, with no problem keeping the unused portion fresh, or permeating a smell that you either don't want, or that will attract the cats to constantly beg for them. I offered half of this snack to each of my two cats and both went right for it. The ingredients seem to be pretty basic, food-like things, without a bunch of grain fillers, and the nutritional profile has a good protein:fat ratio. It is low in fiber. The instructions do urge to feed only one per day, and keep plenty of water on hand. Many reviews from several months ago refer to problems in not receiving the correct quantity, and felt that, accordingly, the value was not there. I received over 60 individual treats at $20, so I would consider that a reasonably good value.

I have one of the pickiest cats in the world as she will not eat treats, can food or any kind of food on a consistent basis. Also she doesn't like fish or beef flavor treats (crazy right?) This is one treat she will chew on until it is finished. It is the length of a slim jim so holding it while they eat will make sure they don't bite off more than they can swallow. Apparently my cat loves this thing and I think yours will too.

5/5 Purrfect Stars – Sheba Meaty Tender Sticks Changed My Cat’s Life (and My Sanity) Listen up, fellow cat slaves—I mean, “owners.” I bought these Sheba meat treats on a whim because my void demon (aka Mr. Whiskers) has been acting like I’ve been feeding him cardboard soaked in regret. One rip of the package and it was game over. This stuff is basically cat cocaine in stick form. The second the aroma hit the air, my cat teleported across the room faster than physics should allow. He didn’t eat it. He inhaled it. No chewing, no savoring—just straight vacuum mode. I blinked and the stick was gone. I’m pretty sure he absorbed it through his soul. Now he follows me around the house like a furry little mob boss demanding his daily fix. If I’m two minutes late with the Sheba, he sits on my chest at 3 a.m. and stares directly into my soul with those unblinking murder eyes until I comply. It’s like having a tiny, judgmental Italian grandmother who only communicates in slow blinks and passive-aggressive headbutts. The best part? These things are made with real meat, no corn/wheat/soy filler, so I can pretend I’m a responsible pet parent while actually just enabling his addiction. My cat has never been more motivated to do… well, anything. Sit? Treat. Come when called? Treat. Stop knocking my favorite mug off the counter? Okay, fine, still no, but at least he looks slightly guilty while doing it now. If your cat is a picky overlord who treats regular kibble like it personally offended their ancestors, do yourself a favor and get the Sheba Meaty Tender Sticks. Your floors will stay slightly less covered in dramatic hairballs of protest, and your cat might even let you pet them for a full 0.8 seconds without immediately regretting their life choices. Warning: Side effects may include sudden zoomies, extreme vocal demands at 4 a.m., and your cat developing a suspiciously strong opinion about which cabinet you store the treats in. 10/10 would enable again. My cat agrees—he just headbutted the keyboard to type “more now human.” — A very tired but happy cat parent in Palm City, Florida 🐱🍖

Unfortunate that product now out of stock. Otherwise everything was great