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Healthy Centres Salmon Flavour Bites (cat treats)

  • 18-03-2015 12:38pm
    #1
    me0w
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 130 ✭✭


    Saw these treats in Dunnes today. They seem like a healthy alternative to Dreamies which Ive heard bad things about (cats getting ill / addicted and stopped eating normal food) Has anyone else heard of this brand? I ve found a website that sells them: onestoppetshop.ae/cats/m-c-healthy-centres-salmon-flavor-bites-60g.html

    Unfortunatly, unlike Dreamies which my cat goes crazy for (it's like kitty junk food) my cat just gave them a sniff and a lick and walked off :( Has anyone here bought these treats for your cat and did he/she like them?


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  • #2
    aonb
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    Ive heard Dreamies have a bad rep. I give Tux a tiny handful, which she adores. Ive just checked the packet:

    veg protein extracts, cereals, meat & animal derivatives (4% chicken 4% duck), oil & fats, minerals.

    I bought an Aldi packet (Vitacat Filled Pockets) cos we ran outa Dreamies, havent tried her with these yet:

    Cereals,meat & animal derivatives (10% chicken), oil & fats, veg protein, Milk and Milk derivatives (cheese powder 4%) minerals.

    comments from you feed experts - taking into account that I use them as bribery and treats as opposed to food!


  • #3
    Nody
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    aonb wrote: »
    comments from you feed experts - taking into account that I use them as bribery and treats as opposed to food!
    It's candy basically; something like this would be better as it's all dried meat only but it can be very hit and miss what's approved and what's not...


  • #4
    aonb
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,277 ✭✭✭aonb


    I guess a little candy wont kill her. I plan a trip to the pet shops around here for a good look for healthy treats and to see what they have for cat food brands. We have Maxizoo, Pet Warehouse, Petstop and another one whose name I cant remember in Newbridge. Surely ONE of them will have a quality cat food and cat treats! (if not I'll go the zooplus route and just pay the 4.90 shipping) Thanks for that link Nody.


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