INABA Churu Bites for Cats, Grain-Free, Soft/Chewy Baked Chicken Wrapped Cat Treats with Savory Churu Centers, (Pack of 6, 30 GMS)

Cats love them but they stick in the tubes and are hard to get out. I won’t but then again. Too frustrating!

My cat loves these as a treat. Soon as the package rustles she knows Churu is well made nutritionally

I have two 2-year old cats, who are extremely picky. When I tell you they gobble these treats up QUICK, they are like little vacuum cleaners. I haven't purchsed a flavor they have refused yet (we have bought them all, to date). This particular item comes in 6 big bags, with 18 smaller individual pouches inside, and there are10 to 12 chewy treats per package. It's great that they are sealed this way to prevent them from going stale/spoiling, and ends up being the perfect amount to split between my fur friends. (Although I don't think they would complain about polishing off a pouch each as recommend in the Nutrition Facts, these hefty heffers get treats 2x a day, so I do make them share). My cats know the routine... Churu Lickable Tubes after breakfast, and Churu Bites for a little snacky-snack before bed. These are definitely their preferred treat type. If I'm even 2 minutes late, they sit outside the food pantry and impatiently wait. I trust this brand a lot, and feel good knowing what ingredients they use to keep my pets happy and healthy. I would absolutely recommend Churu Bites for Cats, and look forward to being a repeat customer. Other Pros: They are mess free so its easy to dish out, and don't smell icky. They are small little niblets, great as a regular treat or for training. Shipping is always super fast, the brand is transparent with ingredients, they store easily. They have a long shelf life due to smart packaging. Lots of times, the company will give deals, so keep a lookout and stock up! Cons: My cats don't like other brands very much anymore.

After trying everything else, I gave these a shot. These churro bites are now my go-to for cat meds. This is what works for my cat: you need three treats. First, give your cat one without a pill. Cat will eat it up and get excited. Second treat has pill inside (these are soft so squeeze out some of the filling and replace with pill and cover with extra filling). Third treat is the chaser. I get my cat hype so he swallows number two quickly so he can eat treat number three. This method has really worked for us. Shockingly, my cat who sleuthed out my other methods has not figured out my scheme and is now excited about "pill" time.

These are great! Two out of three cats love them. Easy to administer pills should they need them.