Creamy Cat Treats - 11 x 40 g - Chicken - Multipack Snacks - 11 Packs

I tried for weeks to get my cat to take some tablets. No matter which ever way I tried or what I tried to disguise it in, no way was my cat having a tablet, whole, halved or even crushed. Tablets were not cheap and I wasted six of them. I suddenly remembered how my daughter’s cats loved these as treats so I ordered some as a last ditch attempt. I couldn’t have ordered anything better. As soon as they arrived I got one and covered a tablet in it. Cat couldn’t get it down quick enough, along with the tablet. Yay! These were worth every penny

Excellent buy my cat loves them

The listing heading on these Dreamie Creamy’s were very confusing and not clear at all. I’m going to report it to Amazon that it needs to be made much clearer what you are buying. It’s says 11 x 40g sachets. It’s NOT that at all. It should say 11 x (4 x 10g) sachets. To make it clear you get 11 boxes with 4 sachets in it. Each sachet has 10g in it. All 11 of the boxes turned up and all were present and correct……44 little 10g sachets in total. We have a very dear old cat who is in his 20th year now. Sadly he’s in palliative care with us at home as he has renal and kidney issues now. Poor Ginger is completely off food and drinks loads and loads of water. We’ve got to give him liquid Metacam meds from the vet which has to be taken with food, and in desperation from trying pretty much everything (various different cat or kitten foods, wet and dry, ham, mince, turkey, pork, smoked salmon, tuna, spreadable cheese), anything to tempt him to eat. He’s fussy and picky bless him, and I have been at a loss to what to tempt him with. I then bought these to try. These were an INSTANT MASSIVE hit. Ginger absolutely loves them and doesn’t notice his dose of liquid meds in it at all. I squeeze the runny paste consistency contents onto a dish and mix in his liquid meds, and the dish is licked clean. There’s very little in these sachets. I cut them open and he licks the packet clean. Nice treat and great if you’re desperate to get your kitty to eat, like me. Our cat recognises the sachets and is desperate to start licking the contents. It’s been a complete game changer. Because he’s now getting his meds he’s perked up a bit in himself, although still eating very little. I know the instructions say to only give only 1 x 10g sachet in a 24 hour period, but knowing our poor old boy has only weeks left to live we give him one when he wanted one, as it satisfies his little appetite, and is at a stage where its not going to be harmful to him having more. I’m just over the moon he’s just eating and getting a protein boost from something without needing to upset him by forcing his mouth open to get the meds in. Happy owners and one very contented poorly cat 🐈. We also tried one of these on my sons 16 week old kitten…..and he turned his nose up, didn’t like it, and left it, and he’s a kitten that pretty much eats anything. Very weird, but Ginger was happy…..he has more for him and doesn’t have to share now. 😂

Simply put this is cat crack! The TV adverts are true shake a packet of Dreamies and your fur baby will come running! I don't know what they put in this thing but my Cat Loves it.

Cats love

Kitten loves them, first time he had one he tried to bite into the tube and run off with it! Sometimes still does if he’s excited but we use them for training as you can squeeze a little out at a time and cat will lick it as it comes out. Yoghurt-like consistency, a little runny so if you squeeze a lot out it may drip. Good price for the amount you get, 11 boxes with 4 tubes per box (so 44 tubes total) think it would cost a lot more individually at the supermarket.

Cat loves these, I would like more in a box, packaging too much for four small sachets. Our pet shop sells these for £1.40 a box so buying these in bulk saves a fair bit.

My cat loves them