Purina Fancy Feast Natural Cat Treats Variety Pack, Purely Natural - (Pack of 5) 10 ct. Pouches

My cat loves these, and I love that there is only one ingredient in them - meat. Just chicken, or tuna, or salmon. Just a little tasty treat for that furry special someone in your life. I have been buying these for several years now - first for my old cat who passed away in 2017, and now for our rescue cat. I've never had an issue with quality - no fatty bits, no bones - just perfect little chunks of high-quality meat. Since it is only one ingredient, these treats work well for cats that might be on special diets. Since there aren't fillers or grains or anything in them, you don't have to worry about causing your cat issues. Mine is on a special diet for her kidneys, and these were approved by my vet to add to her diet. Check with your vet first, though, just to be safe!I like to give her one while I'm cooking, or when we just sit down to eat dinner. If we are having tuna steak or salmon or chicken, I'll match the treat so it's like she is eating what we are, but I don't have to worry about my marinades or seasonings or salt effecting her. It seems to keep her happy, and keep her out of the kitchen and not begging for a taste of whatever I am cooking.I most recently purchased the 5 pk of these (10 in a pack, 5 packs in the box) and gave a pack to all my feline-owning family members/neighbors for Christmas - I haven't met a cat yet that doesn't like these treats. The 5 pk had an expiration date of over a year away, so even if you weren't giving the packets to all the cat owners you know, you would still be able to use them up in time before they went bad. My cat was mad that she received zero from that order, but I have more on the way! :)These aren't cheap treats, though the price here on Amazon is cheaper per pack than what I have found at my local pet stores. Because of their cost (and wanting to keep the begging and extra calories to a minimum), the feline princess only gets two or three a week, when she is being especially good or sweet. They are also very high quality, so I don't mind splurging every now and then. Since they are just meat, I suppose they could also be used as a (very expensive) protein source for humans should the zombie apocalypse come to fruition and you can't leave the house for several months....

One of my cats really love these snacks, one will eat them if I break it up, and the other ignores it like it’s boring people food. It’s nice little pieces of chicken, tuna and salmon. The cat that likes it a lot comes and stares in my face demanding it. Especially when I go near the cabinet where I keep it. Obviously every cat doesn’t love this, but I have one who does and it makes him very happy.

The cats can barely wait for me to open the packet before they devour it! It is nice that its a small little treat pack, and i think the meat is heartier than a dry treat. I give the treat when i get home, and the cats are calmed down and more patient for their dinner

My picky spoiled shelter cat LOVES these treats in any of the three flavors. He always wants more (and doesn't get it, because that would defeat the purpose of its being a treat for good behavior or having a good play session instead of, say, attacking my feet). I assume they must be delicious, based on his eager reaction every time I open one of these packets. I am not inclined to taste test them for myself, so I can only trust my cat's judgment on this matter.The only possible complaint I have is specific to my cat, but it isn't a big deal to me and unlikely to be an issue for most other cats. The treats are meant to already be flaked, but they kind of stick together. My cat is an oddball who has trouble figuring out how to eat chunks of food that are not bite-sized--which is weird because he's shown himself to be very smart in many other areas. He does have some oddly grown front teeth, but that shouldn't stop him. So, due to this trait/possibly his just being spoiled rotten, I always have to tear them into smaller pieces. I don't mind, and he doesn't seem to mind either. He may think I'm eating some of his treat, but as far as he's concerned all food in the house that he finds appealing belongs to both of us, whether I agree with him or not.I do miss the whole chicken and salmon fillets from Fancy Feast and wish they were still available; they were a good competitor for the similar Inaba treats and made for a good midday snack to keep my cat from screaming at me about how starved he is because he only has dry food when I'm eating lunch. That being said, these smaller treats are better for the actual purpose of being fed as a treat. Sadly, the local pet stores do not carry them or any other brand of fillets, so I can only get these online.

My cat Patches absolutely loves these! He starts purring and crying when I open one up and break it up into pieces for him. They're soft and easy to break up with just my fingers. I haven't been able to find these in stores, so I was so happy to find them here! I think they're a good price for something that makes my cat so happy.

My girls beg for this treat! I give them one at bedtime and their little faces are inches away! Expensive, but the slice of moist fish tucked into individual pouches is so worth it! Get your kitties some!

Each packet contains a piece of product the size of a nickel and thin as dime.Seems to be of good quality just minuscule portions

Both my cat and the cats at the animal shelter I volunteer at love these treats. The chicken seems to be a favorite, but the other flavors get devoured as well. At the shelter, there is a cat who hates going back in his kennel when it's time for me to leave, but I can bribe him with one of these and he goes right in without a fight.I like that the shelter kittens can still enjoy these treats. I just tear the treats into smaller pieces that they can easily chew.Definitely have to wash my hands after handing out these treats though, they are stinky!