Fruitables Crunchy Cat Treats | Healthy Cat Treats with Limited Ingredients | Low Calorie

10 reviews for Fruitables Crunchy Cat Treats | Healthy Cat Treats with Limited Ingredients | Low Calorie

1. 

   5 out of 5

   🐆😺MeoW😸🐆🐆😺MeoW😸🐆 – March 25, 2020

   SO MS BEDKNOBBEN, SOON TO BE 14 THOUGHT THESE WERE AMAZING..we like to surprise her with different treats but iDo hafta be careful what i give her..She gets constipated and although herHigher fiber food ( purina gentle lavender bag) and miralax ( 1/16 tsp ( norpro spoons) 2 times a week in a bisque pkt w water) takes care of it, too many wrong treats can halt progress…These seem to be well balanced and she loves the unique flavour..🐈 i wanted to add for any ibd cats..Bks sis was one and we used steroid pills..I had her on 1 or 2 a week for quite a while.. 2 years.. along with an 1/8 to 1/4 of a 10 mg famotodine ..reg plain pepcid..a Godsend for upset belly kitties)I then tried to ween her to less.. at first i was elated to get her off for 4 weeks, only to have a severe setback that we couldnt overcome.. maybe it would have happened anyhow, but i beleive i should have left her on 1 or 2 a week..i think it would have kept the flair from bein so extreme..its so hard to know whats goin on with them, they hide discomfort so well..Just thought id share this bc one kind reviewer mentioned reducing her cats ibdMeds..i hope her story continued to be good..Anyhow..these are a hit..we will continue to buy them, and will be tryin punkin next!They are crunchy, lil puffy but have some weight..I thought price was fair..🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈

2. 

   5 out of 5

   senddebee – June 18, 2020

   Was a little leery buying something that was not the typical kind of treats she gets, but my cat loves it and will be ordering more! (PS. our border collie has gotten ahold of them and loves them, too – and she’s a very picky eater!)

3. 

   5 out of 5

   Amanda D. – June 27, 2020

   Since I wasn’t sure which flavor my cat would like best, I bought this Salmon flavored one, along with the Tuna flavored one and the Chicken flavored one. I put all 3 bags into a ziploc plastic bag so I could keep it on the sofa with me and give him 1 or 2 treats, from each bag, at a time. After about a week, I noticed teeth marks all over the ziploc bag! He’d been trying to chew through the ziplic bag to get through to the individual bags of treats! He doesn’t have many teeth, so thankfully he didn’t get very far. Of course I ended up having to move them to a drawer, where he could no longer get to them, but needless to say, my cat LOVES these!I love that they are low calorie, made from ingredients I can actually read & free from animal by-products, wheat, corn, soy & artificial flavors or colors. I love that they are a small enough snack that I can give my cat a few during the day & not have to worry about his weight either.

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   5 out of 5

   Lily Jones – July 2, 2020

   I have brother and sister 11 year old cats. The male has inflammatory GI disease on chronic steroids and many treats make him throw up. Female is newly diabetic and sometimes throws up. Both were overweight though are not now. I am so impressed with these treats, especially the chicken with blueberry (tuna is great too, but their little mouths are stinky afterward). I admit they eat these treats all day long and have not gained a pound, nor does it make my guy with the sensitive stomach throw up. I am truly impressed and grateful. The male has not even needed his steroid injection as soon as usual, which makes me think the right treats are key. Editing this as of 11/28/20: I wanted to update this to say that my kitty with IBD went from needing his steroid injection every 6 weeks to making it 12 weeks without symptoms just since starting these treats. And now the last injection was 15 weeks ago and he isn’t showing symptoms. My diabetic is stable. I want to reiterate that I give the treats freely. I don’t even give them special cat food. I believe it is these treats that changed their health for the better. I need to quit saying how wonderful these are because the price keeps going up!!!

5. 

   5 out of 5

   Robert Anderson – July 12, 2020

   Our 13 y/o cat had his annual vet check-up and was diagnosed as pre-diabetic and overweight. We needed to change his kibble and treats to accommodate both conditions.Not sure how many people reading this have ever changed a cat’s food type, or treats, but let me assure you there is a multiple-weeks-long “adjustment” period.Food was easy, treats not so much. Our boy was addicted to Greenies, but they are very calorie-dense, but have 110% kept his teeth very clean. So my job was to ‘surely’ endure a month’s worth of trial and error substitutes.I did an Amazon basic search for diet cat treats., and sure enough, thousands of results. I decided to trust humanity and Amazon’s algorithm and sort them by customer rating.Behold the #1 product; FRUITABLES.SMDH, but I rolled the dice within seconds and patiently waited the requisite Prime 2 days on shipping. The Event Horizon day came and by 2pm we had our first substitute candidate. I know this is going to take months of thinking out the weak, but had high hopes we’d be off to a good start.Despite where some of you think this sis going, I’ll cut to the chase and state right now, FRUITABLES 10,000% is cat approved, we never tried a second substitute, zero-ZERO gastric issues, and they are only 2 calories per bit.I’m happy. The wife is happy. The Cat I happy. 1 bag lasts about a month, that’s better than most things in life.

6. 

   5 out of 5

   Kindle Customer – July 12, 2020

   My sweet butterball of a cat has suffered from crystals in his urinary tract. We have him on a special diet, but he is a treat pig extraordinaire and I worry about giving him things that might cause the crystals to form. I don’t know if these treats will actually prevent formations, but theh are supposed to not encourage crystalizatikn and the ingredients are healthier than his other favorite crunchies. In addition he loves these so much he drools when you he hears me open the container. Id call this a win win win situation because they are smaller pieces so he feels like he’s getting more and they’re less expensive than what I used to give him.

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   5 out of 5

   Elizabeth P. – July 23, 2020

   I love this brand of dog treats, so I was excited to see they had cat treats also! My cats go nuts for the chicken and blueberry, and they honestly do smell quite good for something for cats. I’m back to order the other two flavors offered to see how they like them. The treats are tiny and the bag was jam packed full, so way beyond worth the price!

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   5 out of 5

   Christine – August 6, 2020

   We recently switched to Rachel Ray Nutrish cat food, which has fruit in it, and I was shocked at how much my cats loved it, so I thought they might like some fruity treats as well. I was absolutely right! My most stubborn cat actually comes when I wiggle the bag now! I also love that they’re lower calorie, since indoor cats can tend to get a little chubby too easily. Love these!

9. 

   5 out of 5

   kareninthevalley – September 25, 2020

   My 5 year old cat was adopted at age 4 and i had no idea what treats or even food she’d eat. So I had to experiment.These salmon & cranberry nuggets are her very favorite treat, so i use them only for training. I’m amazed at how powerful her craving for these is, more than Temptations, or dried shrimp, or tuna.She’ll knock stuff down that’s in the way, in a crazed frenzy, when i go to pick up the cannister. After each one she frantically licks every finger that even slightly touched one. Never has reacted to any other food as intensely!Small low calorie treats are recommended for training, and I feel great about feeding her these for her enrichment training.I’m also glad these don’t feature dairy, because she won’t eat any dairy whatsoever.

10. 

    5 out of 5

    Dawn Marie M – September 29, 2020

    I chose these that have pumpkin in them to soften our Bengals poopies. I put them on a little dish with a few other flavored Temptations and Party mix does and she does eat these last. If I give her these only, she walks away from the dish. This is not a deterrent because it just might be a taste preference. Your cat might like pumpkin better. I know that if you put pumpkin in anything I have to eat, I’d walk away too! lol These are a win in the fact that she does eat them with her other treats, helping her stools be softer.