INABA Premium Grilled Chicken Fillet Cat Treats

This is a fan favourite with my animals, and a good source of extra protein for picky eaters.

I have a VERY picky eater of the canine persuasion who is just now coming out of a few-weeks-long bout of not wanting to eat his dinner, despite otherwise being perfectly healthy and happy, for the second time in his life. This time it happened after I (his momma/primary caretaker) had been away on a 2 week work trip and left his dad to care for him; he ate his normal chow happily while I was gone (and was NOT fed treats), but when I returned, he flat-out refused to eat for days. We’ve been through this song and dance before so I immediately ordered some of these fillets and waited for them to arrive.

The first time my pet lost his appetite like this, we took him to the vet several times, who confirmed he was just in a mood and would be fine as long as he is getting *something* to eat, which he is: oddly enough, he LOVES fruit/veggie treats and will happily gobble down as many blueberries, apples, tomatoes, carrots, etc. as you give him. Obviously, he needs more protein than his chosen diet provides, so something had to give. He will occasionally accept a slice or two of the best organic/natural plain cooked chicken I can find (bought just for him, as all humans in our households are vegetarians), but will eschew any sizeable amount of anything super healthy for him when he’s in one of these moods, and flat out rejects any dry or wet dog food (or even cat food).

However, just let me open one of these little chicken fillets, and he goes nuts. The whole thing is gone in about a minute, which is a big feat for a tiny little 4-lb guy. It’s -not- a sustainable diet, but it had our vet’s approval as a temporary measure for getting our pet to intake more protein/calories without forcing Nutrical down his throat (which he HATES). Last time, after a few weeks, he was back to his normal self, and this go around, just this morning his dinner bowl – full of normal kibble – was mostly empty.

I like that the ingredients are fairly simple, and the fact that it’s a plain old piece of meat seems to suit my pets’ natural dietary instincts. ALL the animals in my house crowd around for a morsel of fillet! I recommend these as a treat supplementary to a healthy, balanced diet, or as appetite encouragement for a picky eater.

Cats love these and the only thing my dog would eat when she had pancreatitis.

My cat insists on one a day! He loves chicken, and he will not be deprived! This price is a great bargain, way cheaper than buying individual ones! It is not over processed, so much healthier, it is a chicken breast. They are soft and easy for him to tear into. No foul odor!

I have a cat with diabetes and finding healthy treats can be a struggle as he would really rather not with most. But these make his day. They are large pieces so can be split up as multiple treats making it very affordable.

My cat is head over paws for INABA’s Grilled Chicken Fillet treats. The hand-cut quality and enticing aroma make them a winner. Perfect as a standalone treat or meal topper, and the resealable packaging keeps them fresh. A definite must-try for cat owners – five stars!

My cat loves this this thing it’s the only thing she’ll eat

Let me start off by saying right off the bat that my cat is spoiled. She also will love one food one day, and hate it the next. It’s tiring. It’s not nice on my wallet, either. I end up donating more food than I care to admit. That withstanding, she gets this as part of her breakfast, and has been devouring it for months. So unlike her. She’s never grown tired of it. For the most part, the ingredients are really good. I have a small issue with one ingredient mentioned, but I know it’s for preservation, and probably necessary or the chicken would go bad fast. This product never arrives foul smelling or spoiled, and I know that my cat is getting a good source of protein. Cats can’t be vegans, they need protein for the majority of their diet or their overall health, gums and coat will suffer. She will eat all of this, unlike most cat foods, and we both can be happy. It’s a little pricey, so I’m always thrilled when I see they have a discount code or I can perhaps find it cheaper elsewhere. In any case, I take half of it and add more water to increase the broth, along with a little freeze dried salmon or duck. For dinner she has something else, but this is a winner. There’s plenty of varieties so that you can discover which flavors works best for your feline family, though I imagine this would be fine for some dogs as a snack or supplement as well, per the ingredients. This product is also good for cats who don’t consume much water due to not preferring wet food, or simply don’t drink much from their water bowl or fountain. My cat happens to love water, but that’s not typical, so if your cat struggles with this, this is a great help in order to assist in avoiding crystals and urinary tract issues.