Vital Essentials Duck Liver Freeze-Dried Cat Treats, 0.9-oz bag
Vital Essentials Vital Duck Liver Freeze-dried Cat Treats satisfy your cat’s carnivorous cravings with a healthy single-protein treat. It’s made with only fresh, whole single-sourced USDA duck that has been freeze-dried to preserve vital nutrients without cooking or over-processing. These healthy protein-rich treats are grain-free and full of flavor, which makes them a great option for snack time.
Key Benefits- Made out of a single source protein with no added hormones, antibiotics, fillers or flavorings
- Packed with nutrient rich raw meat for overall health and vitality
- No synthetic vitamins or minerals
- Can be given daily for training or snacking
- Manufactured in a USDA certified facility
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Item Number94100
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Food Form
Treats, Freeze-Dried
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Lifestage
Adult
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Made in
United States
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Special Diet
Grain-Free, Gluten Free
Duck Liver.
Caloric Content3,633 kcal/kg, 103 kcal/oz
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 55.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 21.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 3.0% max |
| Moisture | 8.0% max |
VE Snacks are designed as a treat and are not intended to be fed as a complete and balanced diet. Wash hands, utensils, counters, food dishes and related areas thoroughly with hot, soapy water after each feeding. Store freeze - dried products in a cool dark place. Best if fed within 30 days after opening.
91% Recommend
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By JJPK on Jan 2, 2019
One of my three cats are picky so I thought she would be turned off by the size of these but the smell and taste seem to have made the size a non issue because she devoured them and looked for more. My other cat isn’t really into treats but ate these and asked for more too. My other guy will eat anything lol so I wouldn’t know if he liked them or not, I’ll assume he did haha.
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By Connie on Sep 4, 2018
I have 3 cats. The 2 I thought would devour these would have nothing to do with them. I thought they would love them since they hunt in the wild. My one, a Siamese, can't get enough of them!! I mix all the varieties together and she ALWAYS saves her minnows for the last. My theory: My 2 know what fresh from a hunt is....as for my Lily...she can have the satisfaction of hunting and still remain dignified. <3
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By ashaner on Dec 29, 2018
I have 3 cats. Two of them love these. One cat waits by the drawer I keep these in and begs till I give him him one.
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By Tyler on Aug 9, 2018
I’ve purchased Liver and freeze dried minnows between the two my cat likes the liver the best he still enjoys the minnows but definitely harder for him to get use to. I really like total is one ingredient liver and I know liver is good for my diet I can imagine it’s great for His to!
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By Freya on Sep 3, 2018
My cats eat raw food only and it's been hard to find a treat that they love. These are so popular with them both, that they will beg for them whenever I enter the kitchen.
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By jillburgh on Jun 2, 2018
Caught my cat eating her litter a few times, and I've learned from past experiences that this can be a sign of feline anemia... The clay contains bentonite, which is high in iron. Liver is also a good source of iron, so I gave these a try and now she eats liver treats like they're crack. Some pieces are large so I just crush those with my thumb. No more litter eating and a happy girl!
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By Philene on Jul 9, 2018
Highly recommend! Our cats went nuts for these treats. We had to reorder right away and I just put them on auto ship so we don't run out.
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By Kenzie on Mar 13, 2018 Top 500 Contributor
We decided to give these treats a try for my three male kitties with this months autoship. When I first placed these treats in front of them they attempted to eat them, but it just seemed to be too large for them, they're definitely not bite size for a cat by any stretch of the imagination. The next few times I tried to give these treats to my cats, they wouldn't even attempt to eat them anymore and our dog ended up getting some free cat treats. I won't be buying these again, but my cats have thus far not been huge fans of anything freeze-dried. However, it may not be the the treats themselves, just my picky, spoiled boys.
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By Mickey on Sep 17, 2018
My cat Mickey didn't like this treatbecause the pieces were too large
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By Shari on Jul 29, 2018
Cats love them. I don’t. They stink. The cats told me to get over it.
