35% Off | INABA Salmon Churu Cat Treats

Churu treats are high quality treats for your kitties with quality ingredients and at about 50-cents each in quantity, it’s a pretty good value. I especially like that the tube opens easily with a tear as not all lickable treat tubes do. I’ve tried every flavor Churu offers with my cats and they work well for rewards when giving medicine or insulin for my diabetic cat. I dilute a tube with about 50% water and put it in a tiny tupperware to spoon onto food to get them to eat. Churu makes pouches of mousse too but these are more convenient for me. Buy in larger quantities to drop the cost-per-stick even lower. I know this sounds like a paid endorsement but it’s not. These really are a lifesaver as I have one cat with diabetes and another with Chronic Kidney Disease and they help both cats eat.

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All my young and adult cats love love love Churu. This specific quantity is an economical price and good purchase. It’s a great tool for training . It’s also good when they are being finiicky eaters. Put some of this on top of wet food and very slighty blend a bit in and they will usually eat it and continue with their meal. I do not do this regularly as then they will expect it and train me to put it on every time they eat.

You can’t go wrong with Churus for your cat! These actually smell like the food that they are supposed to be. I love that there is no artificial colors or additives. These are a perfect treat for a shy cat or when trying to get some medicines down your cat. Mind you they won’t work on all but they do help with some. Especially if you use the really strong smelling fishy ones. My one complaint is that these are really expensive. Your best bet is to buy them in the largest quantity possible and watch for sales. They are a must have when you do cat rescue!

The most finicky cat loves theseCost efficientMany flavorsPerfect amountEasy to openEasy to squeeze out

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8/9 of my current cat household would recommend. Let me explainThe 1 that wouldn’t recommend won’t even try it, she was a very sickly kitten and the rescue that took her in put all of her medication in wet food, so she will not touch wet food in any form. Never has in her nearly 13 years with me.Onto my resident male cats 8yo and 2 yo. When my two year old was a youngster, he hated nail clippings, and this is how I got him to sit right and behave and not try to kill me with his murder mittens. All I have to do is show the nail clippers and the boys line up, wait their turn for trims and then their treat. I have given this to them after vet appointments and other times of stress andi’m times they need reassurance, it is a treat. But holy cow are they obsessed with it.I’m to the other remaining six in my care… one is a mother to 5 young babies. I have no idea her story other than she was not spayed, got pregnant and was dumped at my friend’s property, had her babies And said friend, it’s kind of a turd, and so I took them all in to my home.The mom is maybe 2 years old. If that and she is very food motivated, as is my two year old male. She likes any push up treat but these get far more praise.Her 5 youngsters are nearly 3 months old and have had to split some of these tubes So I can start getting them hooked on Churu to clip their nails in the future. They all love it and once one falls in line, the others tend to follow.I also love these for their simple, to me, ingredients.My two-year-old male has a food allergy that we think is related to poultry, and if you’ve ever read cat food labels, chicken is in nearly everything. I’m so incredibly thankful that their fish lines do not contain any chicken or turkey products.The only downside for me, at the moment, is the amount of cats to the cost of Churu, but also that I will only buy ones not containing chicken or Turkey products. So if they could open their line, rabbit lamb, even beef, to not contain those that would be incredible.