PetAg CatSip Real Milk Liquid Cat & Kittens Treat, 8-oz carton

I have two indoor snow paw Siamese cats, approaching 2 years old. One is just fine and one started showing lots of open sores on her face by about four months old. At first I thought it was from rough housing, but soon realized it was something else. The vet put them on Hill's Z/D prescription diet and the cat with no allergies eats this quite happily. Lulu, the allergic one, eats it fine but is always crying for something else. Her facial sores did improve on the Z/D diet but she wasn't satisfied and absolutely would not eat the wet Z/D food. I got some wheat-free munchie treats and she broke out again. In my search for something to keep her from crying, I've found that Kitty Kuisine tuna I have two indoor snow paw Siamese cats, approaching 2 years old. One is just fine and one started showing lots of open sores on her face by about four months old. At first I thought it was from rough housing, but soon realized it was something else. The vet put them on Hill's Z/D prescription diet and the cat with no allergies eats this quite happily. Lulu, the allergic one, eats it fine but is always crying for something else. Her facial sores did improve on the Z/D diet but she wasn't satisfied and absolutely would not eat the wet Z/D food. I got some wheat-free munchie treats and she broke out again. In my search for something to keep her from crying, I've found that Kitty Kuisine tuna flakes and Basics Flavors (food toppers - looks like garlic sale) don't seem to set off the sores and keep her mildly happy. She started drinking milk from my latte so I tried her on that and of course she threw up all over. So now, she seems to love the Cat Sip, no sores, and she is much calmer. Some extra vitamin in there? Dunno - I just like having a calm, happy cat :::-)))) … more

My cat is approx. 17 and I am having a hard time finding things that she will eat. She seems to like this. It is cheaper from Chewy.com and the first time I ordered it worked out well. The second time, I ordered 6 and two of them had holes in the carton and leaked all over. I will try one more time and if they are packaged such that they get damaged this time, I will find another place to buy from.

This is the ONLY formula labeled clearly for the lactose intolerant kitten. The old standbys (KMR, etc.) gave my baby incredible diarrhea and gas. Lots of available options. I tried this due to the clear label info as the most likely to be tolerable. It worked!! I gave it 4 stars because it wasn't as palatable, took a bit more convincing for her to drink it.

I'm so glad to finally find a treat my cats like. They really like milk but I know it's not really good for them and I have tried other milk replacements but they didn't like them. They really love this stuff. Sometimes the bowl is gobbled up by one cat so I'll have to put more out for the others but the bowl is always empty in the morning.

Well I tried this product and my cat don't like it. It really didn't smell like anything, so she turned her nose on it. I even tried a bit on my finger and but to her mouth and nothing. Chilled it and still nothing. I really thought she'd love it because she drinks her wet food.

One of my kittens was found at 4/5 weeks old, so we had to bottle feed her at first, using PetAg's formula kit with bottle. She LOVED that stuff, even after she was basically weaned. So, after she got a bit older, we had been giving her another brand's cat milk treat, which she and my other cat (who is only about a year old, but not bottle fed,) absolutely LOVED. The bottle baby still loves the CatSip, but for some reason, our other kitty won't touch it, even though he liked the other milk treat. CatSip seems to have a better ingredient list than the others we've tried, so I wish he would show interest in it, but hey, one out of two cats ain't bad. No digestion problems, and added vitamins and One of my kittens was found at 4/5 weeks old, so we had to bottle feed her at first, using PetAg's formula kit with bottle. She LOVED that stuff, even after she was basically weaned. So, after she got a bit older, we had been giving her another brand's cat milk treat, which she and my other cat (who is only about a year old, but not bottle fed,) absolutely LOVED. The bottle baby still loves the CatSip, but for some reason, our other kitty won't touch it, even though he liked the other milk treat. CatSip seems to have a better ingredient list than the others we've tried, so I wish he would show interest in it, but hey, one out of two cats ain't bad. No digestion problems, and added vitamins and hydration for cats is awesome! I agree with other reviewers that only a few tbs at a time is a good amount, though. … more

I have 2 kittens that are rescues and they arrived very underweight and dehydrated. Getting them to lap at water was a chore and adding pedialyte to their food came with mixed results. Enter catsip! It must taste like heaven because they enthusiastically drink this milk with no protests! There have been ZERO intestinal issues, both have gained weight and are hydrated. I offer it to them now several times a week (along with daily water and wet food) to keep them satisfied. Read the ingredients--there is nothing in there that is objectionable. The cartons simply snip open on one end and the milk lasts for at least a week once opened. Give it a try if you have concerns about your kitty I have 2 kittens that are rescues and they arrived very underweight and dehydrated. Getting them to lap at water was a chore and adding pedialyte to their food came with mixed results. Enter catsip! It must taste like heaven because they enthusiastically drink this milk with no protests! There have been ZERO intestinal issues, both have gained weight and are hydrated. I offer it to them now several times a week (along with daily water and wet food) to keep them satisfied. Read the ingredients--there is nothing in there that is objectionable. The cartons simply snip open on one end and the milk lasts for at least a week once opened. Give it a try if you have concerns about your kitty drinking enough. I bet you they'll love it--and you can buy it in single cartons to try it out. … more

I have two cats and they liked the product. My recommendation is to not pour the entire box in a bowl. For two cats, I poured about four tablespoons at a time. I think the product is rich in taste and giving them a minimal amount at a time eliminates waste. With what was left, I refrigerated it until the next treat time. It will last a few days in the refrigerator, after opening. I highly recommend the product. It was extremely cheap at less than two dollars a box.

They look forward to it like a 5 o'clock cocktail. This was the first time my 2 cats have tried it and it was LOVE at first sip.

I bought this Cat-Sip after reading all the reviews. I hoped my finicky cat would try it but she just smelled it and walked away. I kept it out for awhile and she never returned to drink any so I threw it away. I will try again tomorrow but I doubt she will try it since she didn't seem to be interested the first try. I was hoping this would encourage her to drink more water since she doesn't drink much.