1 Ingredient Chicken Breast Treats-One Ingredient, Gently Dehydrated Chicken Cat Treat-Grain Free, High Protein, Low Fat, and Low Calorie-All Natural Cat Treats Made in The USA

I've been trying to find a treat that both my cats like, and this one has been a hit in my household! I even can use it in their treat puzzles, which they used to lose interest in with less desirable treats. I will also add that the treats themselves are hard, but I have no problem breaking the pieces up by hand when needed.

I purchase the Kitty Up tube treat pouches, and my cats absolutely love them so I wanted to give this new treat a chance. I normally don't give dry treats to my cats but they devoured this dehydrated snack. As my cats are getting older (17 and 16 years old), I'm trying to be more conscious of the ingredients in their food and snacks. I love that this treat only contains one ingredient!

Horrible product. Large cat treats that no cat could chew. Very, very hard. Like similar to plastic.

When I say that my cats are obsessed, I mean it! I have to hide the bag because otherwise they will rip it open to get to these treats. I feel so good about giving out cats this product too - they are of such high quality and with the guarantee of transparency that I've come to trust from this brand, I'm super excited to try their other flavor. I highly recommend!

I got these treats because I really like that it's only 1 simple ingredient (chicken). My cat loved these and they're even perfectly sized as they come (at least for my cat who is 9lbs). But they're also easy to break up into smaller pieces. And I'm happy I don't have to worry about him gaining weight from too many treats!

These were extremely hard (some sharp looking) and did not look conducive to eating, but I have a cat who will eat anything... Apparently these are the exception. She has NEVER refused any type of treat before. Maybe I just got a bad batch? Either way, waste of money.

My cats won't touch these unless I soak them in water first. Even then, only one of my three cats will eat them. I tried putting them in wet food and they just ate around them. I'd imagine dogs would happily eat them, but cats aren't that interested. If your cat is picky at all, don't bother.You can easily test to see if your cat will eat this stuff. Next time you eat chicken, take a piece, stick it in a dehydrator, and then give it to your cat. That's exactly what this is.

When my red nose pittie sees the bag, she begins to drool! These will be a regular item in our home!