PureBites Freeze Dried Minnow Cat Treats 31g | 1 Ingredient | Made in USA

My cat absolutely loves these 😻

These freeze-dried cat treats are a huge hit with my cats! They absolutely love them, and the best part is that they break apart easily, so I can share them between all of them without any fuss. Each bag is packed with plenty of treats, and for the price, it’s a great deal. The quality is exceptional—you can tell the treats are really fresh, and there’s minimal added ingredients, which gives me peace of mind knowing I’m giving them something wholesome. I bought both flavors, and my cats can’t get enough of them. They go absolutely crazy when I open the bag, and it’s so fun to watch them enjoy these tasty little treats.I highly recommend these freeze-dried treats for any cat owner. The freshness, great value, and the fact that my cats go wild for them speaks volumes about how great these treats are. Whether you have one cat or a few, these treats are perfect for sharing and giving them that special little snack they can’t resist. Definitely a must-try for any pet parent!

These freeze dried minnows are the perfect post-pill reward for my big orange cat, who needs occasional rounds for his condition. He doesn't like taking his medicine, but he knows he gets a "smellyfish" (they definitely have a little bit of an odor - they're fish!) when he takes it without giving me a ton of fuss.So he takes his medicine, gets his smellyfish reward, and we're all happy with a healthy kitty.It will absolutely depend on the cat. My tuxie doesn't like these, as they're not little filled niblet treats that he enjoys. You won't know until you try it.Also, it doesn't seem like a lot in the bag for the price, but I promise it is. If I give one every day, my cat still has a couple months of minnows in the bag. Some are tiny, but others are huge. You could reasonably break some up into two or three pieces and still have a good sized treat out of it. Remember they're freeze dried, so the overall weight is far less than if you gave fresh, non-dehydrated minnows. This little bag packs a big punch.I also learned dogs like them too, and have shared the occasional sneaky snack when my friend visits with his puppers, who is a very sweet boy.Totally worth the cost, and every bit as good if you don't have a picky snacker.

Cats love these but they are in the expensive side because cats go thru them so wuickly.

My cat cannot control himself around these. No other treat interests him, but simply opening the bag coaxes him out of hiding every time.

Quality is definitely an issue but my cat loves this tuna. I train her and need small rewards. I have to go through the packet and examine each piece for skin because the skin is very hard; she doesn't like these and I'm afraid they'll hurt her mouth or esophagus, so I scrupulously cut off the skin. Getting the good pieces to a small size for training isn't hard; just a paring knife usually does it and sometimes a scissors.If I can't cut off the skin, I throw out the piece as being a hasard. Yes, I end up with a lot of tuna dust, but that isn't a complete loss because at the end of training she gets a plate with tuna dust sprinkled thinly over it. The alternative is Catit lickable in a tube which is messy. She loves the Catit tuna even more; I have to squeeze a bit onto a finger; otherwise she wants to bite the tube. Lickable reward doesn't do it for snuffle pad searches, however., though it is very high value to use for the tricks she is hesitant about or doesn't really like such as putting up with nail clipping, eye wiping, and teeth brushing. So I hope for better but still keep buying both. Thank goodness for scented hand soap!!

My vet's office recommend I try liver treats for one of my two cats due to some plaque buildup on their teeth.. So I was blindly trusting of this product. I was so wrong. It was delivered while I happened to be home for lunch, so I gave one to each of my cats (A Persian cat and a normal calico cat) before I left to go back to work. I noticed the Persian cat, who these were originally for, only licked it a few times then turned away.. so I simply thought this a dud experience. Then he started to vomit.. repeatedly.. and foaming at the mouth a bit. He was walking around with gunk hanging from his face with me following in short pursuit, trying to clean it up as much as I could before returning late to work, knowing I would shampoo the carpet upon return. I thought that was the end of it.When I returned home that night, I found my other cat actually LOVED these treats, stole them from the tabletop, chewed the bag open, and ate half of them. After gorging herself she, too, vomited ALL OVER THE PLACE. Needless to say I was very busy that night cleaning my entire home, grateful for the doors I had shut and rooms I had spared of this horrific experience.Obviously this could just be my cats and nothing to do with the product. My Persian cat does have a sensitivity to some products in the past (not often, but a few), and my other cat obviously overdid it, but regardless it didn't sit well with them. All in all, if your cat has had food sensitivities in the past or is a fat glutton please be mindful, and I hope this doesn't happen to anyone else.

Was really just looking for something to fill out my order. Charlie loves the PureBites freeze dried chicken so, for a change, thought I'd try the Tuna. They're nice and smelly so really get Charlie's attention. If I had any complaint-and it's not really a complaint-Boy, some of those pieces are big! Just have to break them up a bit since I have a petite eater. Will definitely purchase again.