Adirondack Freeze-Dried Pure Chicken Breast Grain-Free Cat Treats, 1.1-oz pouch
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Treat your little tiger to the raw flavor she craves with Adirondack Freeze-Dried Pure Chicken Breast Grain-Free Cat Treats. These single-ingredient, grain-free snacks are made using only 100% real chicken breast, so you can feel good about rewarding your kitty with wholesome, protein-packed nutrition that doesn’t contain any artificial flavors or fillers. Since these treats don’t contain corn, wheat or soy, they’re easy to digest and purr-fect for cats with allergies or food sensitivities. Each tasty, bite-sized morsel is freeze-dried to preserve the chicken flavor your kitty will devour.
Key Benefits- Grain-free, protein-packed, single-ingredient treat with a taste cats love.
- Try it as a cat food topper to add pizazz to dry food.
- The resealable pouch keeps treats fresh and portable.
- Freeze-dried to preserve freshness and taste.
- Proudly handcrafted in small batches in the USA.
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Item Number215318
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Weight1.1 ounces
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LifestageAdult
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Food FormTreats
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Special DietGrain-Free
Chicken Breast.
Caloric Content3700 kcal/kg or 2 kcal/treat
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 75% min |
| Crude Fat | 9% min |
| Crude Fiber | 2% max |
| Moisture | 6.5% max |
Adirondack Pure Chicken Breast Treats are to be fed as a treat or topper and are not intended as a complete and balanced meal. This product contains raw meat. Please be sure to wash hands after handling.
Why Grain-Free?
Grain and potatoes have been linked to allergies and sensitivities in cats, so Adirondack makes their foods without them. Each recipe contains only natural ingredients, with key nutrients for optimal feline nutrition. Omega-3 fatty acids from coconut oil and flaxseed support skin, coat and cognitive health while a special probiotic blend supports immune and digestive health.
Real Feline Nutrition
Adirondack slow cooks every recipe to bring out the best nutrition and taste their wholesome ingredients have to offer. All-natural vegetables and real meat proteins, plus vitamins and minerals, provide some of the best nutrition you can find in a bag, box or can anywhere. Combine that with proven probiotics for optimal digestion and absorption and you have everything your kitty needs to thrive!
The Slow-Cooked Difference
Cooking food at a lower temperature for a longer time enhances flavor, but did you know it also helps retain nutrition? Researchers at Kansas State University found a measurable nutritional benefit to slow cooking, which means your cat will be getting more nutrients for extra stamina and energy with every delicious bite.
Freeze-Dried Treats
Adirondack’s single ingredient, grain-free treats deliver all the meaty flavor your carnivore craves in each protein-packed bite. They make them by gently freeze-drying raw, natural meat to lock in freshness and flavor without preservatives, additives or anything else your kitty doesn’t need.
About Adirondack
Adirondack has been making premium pet food for over 40 years, using an innovative slow-cooking method and purposeful natural ingredients to make tasty recipes pets love. Their goal is to fuel a healthy and vibrant lifestyle for your pet, so you can share adventures together—from the couch to the great outdoors—for many years to come!
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My cats go crazy for them
By hollykat on Feb 5, 2021
I got a bag of these in my Meowbox this month, and my cats both went completely bonkers for them. At first, my one cat just sniffed at them and then walked away, but her sister loved them, so when she saw her sister gobbling them down, of course she had to try them. Now they're both addicts, and these are not cheap treats, so I'm going to have to begin a life of crime to support their habit, lol.
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Great product, deceiving packaging
By Lindsay on Mar 27, 2021
My cats LOVE these, and it seems to be a good quality product, but the bag is mostly air!
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By JimLee on Apr 17, 2021
We’re too late of pieces cat did not like ,but dog loved them.
