INABA Churu Cat Treats, 50 Tubes, Tuna/Chicken Variety

Great price and cats go nuts over it. Good cat proof container

Great treat and fair pricing. My feral cats love Churus to the point many finally let me pet them. The tubes can be opened without packing a cutting tool. It had a good variety of flavors. I will buy it again.

These are a great treat for the cat. They will love to get close to you as you slowly squeeze the treat for them to enjoy, or place it on a dish for them to eat. The texture is really almost like yogurt. Our cat has loved all the flavors and goes crazy for these. The container comes with a variety of several flavors.

The quality is amazing, My cat loves the taste and variety from these cat treats!

My Honest Take on INABA Churu Cat Treats – Great for Travel and Picky Eaters I bought these Churu treats mainly because I travel a lot from my home in Florida and needed something that wouldn’t spoil in my suitcase, could hide a pill, and would actually tempt my picky rescue cat to eat when she’s stressed on the road. After a few weeks of using the 50‑tube Tuna & Chicken variety, I can say they’ve mostly lived up to what I hoped for, though they aren’t a perfect fix for every situation. The first thing I noticed is how easy they are to serve—just tear the top off the tube and squeeze the creamy purée onto a plate or directly onto my finger. My cat goes nuts for the tuna flavor, licking it up in seconds, which matches what other buyers have said about cats responding enthusiastically to the taste. The individually sealed tubes mean I don’t have to worry about leftovers drying out or making a mess in my bag, a point highlighted in several reviews as a big plus for travel and daily use. Because each tube is only about six calories and contains no grains, preservatives, or artificial colors, I feel good using them as a low‑calorie snack or as a way to add moisture to her diet when she’s not drinking enough water. I’ve also found them invaluable for giving medicine; the strong aroma masks the pill, and she’ll take it without the usual struggle, a trick many owners mention. From a practical standpoint, these treats have become my go‑to for a few specific scenarios. On long flights or road trips, I slip a few tubes into my carry‑on—they’re small enough to pass through airport security and don’t require refrigeration. When we’re staying in a new place and my cat hides under the bed, offering a Churu helps her come out and start to relax, which fits with reports that the treats are effective for socializing fearful kittens and building trust. I also use them as a training reward; the instant gratification of the tasty purée seems to reinforce good behavior faster than dry kibble ever did. Even my vet has commented that she seems more relaxed during exams when I’ve given her a Churu beforehand. That said, there are a few downsides worth noting. The price per tube adds up if you’re thinking of using them as a daily treat rather than an occasional supplement—some reviewers note they’re a bit specialized and not the most affordable option for everyday feeding. While my cat loves the texture, I’ve seen comments that some felines are put off by the slimy, squeezable consistency, especially if they prefer crunchy treats. Occasionally a tube can burst if it gets squeezed too hard in a bag, leaving a sticky residue, though the individual packaging usually contains the mess. Finally, while the treats are great for hydration and pill‑giving, they’re not a complete diet, so I still rely on her regular food for balanced nutrition. Overall, the product met my core expectations: it’s travel‑friendly, makes medicating easier, and my cat actually looks forward to it. The convenience and palatability justify the cost for my specific use case, even if I wouldn’t switch to Churu as her main snack. If you need a reliable, mess‑free way to entice a picky cat, hide medication, or keep a cat hydrated on the go, these are worth a try—just keep an eye on how often you’re giving them so the cost doesn’t sneak up on you. a solid choice for targeted use, with minor reservations about price and texture preference.

Both my cats ask for it daily. They're nuts about these things. Not inexpensive, but it's about love :)

I grew up on a mountain where my nearest neighbor was almost a mile away. To save the story, at one point I counted 36 cats that (as a child) I was attempting to keep safe. Needless to say, as an adult I wanted zero cats. In came King Calvin; best cat that could have ever existed for me. He fetched tennis balls, ran stray dogs off my property, and was an incredible hunter. I fell in love with him. 13 years later, he was now 17ish. His hunting days turned sleepy. One day in the city, by chance, I happened by a couple of women struggling with something beneath their vehicle. I assisted and came out with a kitten no more than 5 weeks top. It wasn't theirs, and it was obvious they would not be assisting it. Reluctantly, I brought her home to Calvin; the cat who didn't like other cats. A few days of me apologizing to him repetitively, and me staring at this thing not knowing what to do with it, Calvin stepped up. Over the course of the next year, I watched as he took this kitten on. It increased his activity level, and she learned habits of his that I adore. She became his huntress in training, and rewarded his expertise with an array of mice and rabbit. Calvin, mostly, has never eaten his kills. He brings them to me, and I replace the offering with a treat. I had yet to develop this routine with the kitten, though thankfully, she shows no interest in eating them. Four days before Calvin passed away from his existing condition, she brought him a bunny; a meal fit for a King. It was his last meal, and then there I was with this kitten who had added so much to his last year of life, and brought such comfort and joy to mine. Throughout the fire season, I had difficulty getting her in. She is independent, and it caused me concern. Calvin always came when I called him, and I was unsure what to do. I had used the Churus for Calvin a few times, so I thought let's try that. Oh my gosh...this cat goes crazy for them. After a few times receiving it upon arrival (after being called), she now comes every time. No, I don't reward her each time, but it didn't take her long to want to come back for the chance. When I crack one open, even my dog is trying to sideway sneak licks XD The kitten will grab it with both paws and close her eyes in bliss. All of my animals have a job and are expected to uphold their end; what she did for Calvin, she's already earned it. Now I'm using it as a training method when I had NO IDEA how to "train a cat." There's such a diverse use for these little snacks, and my testament to them is probably quite long compared to others. I never review cat treats XD Never saw myself reviewing a cat treat...but here I am. Highly recommending these disgusting, wonderful treats.

These are the OG, gold-star, pro-level cat treats that are sure to drive even picky cats wild. We use these to hide medicine, coax kitties from hiding spots, and sooth during vet visits. The paste is smooth and comes out easily without being too liquid. My cats think there’s too little per tube but really it’s the perfect amount. My one sorrow is that inaba doesn’t yet make a chicken-free version. One of my cats is allergic and so I wrote Inaba. To their credit they replied quickly and honestly that there are no safe flavors for her. While I wish it were otherwise, I appreciate their transparency.

When people call it ‘kitty crack’, they’re not kidding. This is a great way to administer meds. I’m not sure what my household would do without it with many for children requiring medication.

My kitties love these. Got them on sale and a great value.

My cats fave!

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Tried others - and some are cats won't even touch after an arrogant sniff. Delectibles are a reasonable alternative but these are the best - according to OUR cats.