CHICKY LICKS

As a general rule, treats should only make up around 10% of your cat’s daily calories, with a complete diet making up the rest. Check the feeding guidelines in the accordion above (or on the packaging) for a piece-per-day amount based on your cat’s weight, and ask your vet if you’re unsure.

Yes, freeze-drying removes moisture without cooking out flavor or nutrients, so a treat like this stays close to 100% meat with a concentrated smell and taste cats respond to. It’s a good option to try if your cat has turned its nose up at more processed, filler-heavy treats before.

Some cats need a few tries before accepting anything new. Offer a small piece by hand away from regular mealtimes, rather than a full portion in the bowl straight away, and give it two or three attempts before ruling it out. If your cat is refusing all food and treats, or the refusal comes with other changes like hiding or vomiting, check in with your vet.

No, treats are made for intermittent or supplemental feeding, not as a substitute for a complete and balanced diet. If a cat is only eating treats and skipping regular meals, that’s worth a call to your vet rather than continuing to fill the gap with treats.

Yes, BONKERS cat treats are suitable for kittens.