HipawsAll Natural Chicken Heart Freeze-Dried Cat Treats Toppers (50g Tube), Fresh Chicken Heart Dog Treats; Freeze Dried to Protect Nutrition and Rich Protein, Easy Digestion for Cats and Dogs

Love these treats, not only are they healthy you knkw what your feeding your cat, cats are carnivores so having a pure meat cat treat is brilliant, treats are big but can be crumbled or broken up in small pieces can be used as a food topper are as a treat in itself. Smell is meaty, my cat went crazy ive never seen him eat his food so quick. Yes its a bit pricey but its pure meat what cats need. My cat loved it. I would deffinetly recommend these for a healthy ulcerative. Also it was full to the top compared to other treats that are filled halfway down.

If you like to give your cats healthier meatier treats they will love this! My cat begs for these and sprints to me when I get them out, the size of them is really good and great quality selection! It’s freeze dried meat so all natural and perfect for giving your kitty a healthy beneficial snack! These lasted a long time so they are worth the price to me.

I have two elderly cats aged 20 and I have completely changed their diet as they seemed to have some digestion issues/hairballs etc.I’ve combined these hearts with the freeze dried quail eggs, alongside new wet and dry food and some salmon oil etc. their coat is amazing, they love the hearts and they don’t eat as many sachets now as they pined for

So I give him 1 or 2 heart every night before we go sleep, I do break them apart into 3 or 4 pieces by hand as I don't want to risk choking and he gets to enjoy the bits one by one. I think as a human if someone have me dried meat without water it's a choking hazard, so must be for my cat too.My ragdoll loves them and I've been using it as trick training for him too. Most of hearts are sliced in half and are the same size and very good quality too. Although a tad on the pricey side as other brands on Zooplus also sell Freeze Dried chicken hearts too, just marketted to dogs, but works out cheaper. I'd definitely buy it again waiting for it to go on sale.

Great product always freeze dried well kittens love them. Happy kitty's

I bought these for my ferrets when their usual ones were out of stock.They're so expensive compared to the old ones so I only use them for treats now, but I've bought a couple of times and will continue to do so.They're halved so there are enough for everyone to share without me having to cut them up, and they contain no nasties.I understand the price as they're freeze dried and the fact they're JUST chicken hearts with Jo additives, but I wish they were cheaper!Can't personally comment on the taste as I'm vegetarian, but my ferrets, dog and cats say they're delicious.

The media could not be loaded. Daisy absolutely loves this product The product doesn’t seem to have a smell to it and contains 100% chicken heart freeze dried, on the product it doesn’t seem say for cats and dogs and it’s a complementary treat for dogs and cats aged 3 months and over, also it’s made in the UK. I do recommend I’d say give the product a try and tbh other pet treats contain all types of artificial flavourings and preservatives,.reason why others are cheapFinally as some pieces maybe too large for your cat but can easily be broken in two these way you’ll get double of the product but most pieces are ok, as for the price? Look for 9.99 your buying a product that’s all natural and without all the preservative rubbish it’s well worth the price to give your furry family member a treat.* NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION *you do have a little sealed packet of deoxidizer which helps to preserve the product please do not let pets or children eat this packet, keep inside the tin of cat treats to help preserve the product.

Being obligate carnivores, cats are supposed to eat organs and many commercial cat foods so not address this. One of my cats does not care for these, but there are not many treats that she does like to be honest. My other treat-mad girl loves these and I am happy knowing that her treats are more of a supplemental food rather than processed cereal-filled junk