Whole Life Just One Ingredient Pure Chicken Breast Freeze-Dried Cat Treats

The moment I took out it from the shipping box, the bright white color of the meat caught my eyes. The ingredients lists only chicken, but the color is suspicious enough for me to wonder what else used in the process. It is not the light yellow as you would normally see with other freeze-dried chicken treats. It is as white as a white wall. My cats showed no interests either (they like freeze-dried treats). Even if they did, I am scared to feed them cause I don't know what this treat is made of...

I wanted to look into freeze dried treats in order to avoid unhealthy ingredients and because I don't eat meat and never have it in the house, so this seemed like it would be a good way to give her some meat without having to buy normal human sized portions and then have it go bad since none of the humans in the house would eat it. I tried giving these to my cat both dry and reconstituted and she had zero interest. Smelled it and walked away, didn't even lick it to try it, nothing. Unfortunately, it was money down the drain. She's not very picky with treats, but she obviously didn't even think of this as food for some reason. I even tried to put it in broth, which she loves and still had no interest I wanted to look into freeze dried treats in order to avoid unhealthy ingredients and because I don't eat meat and never have it in the house, so this seemed like it would be a good way to give her some meat without having to buy normal human sized portions and then have it go bad since none of the humans in the house would eat it. I tried giving these to my cat both dry and reconstituted and she had zero interest. Smelled it and walked away, didn't even lick it to try it, nothing. Unfortunately, it was money down the drain. She's not very picky with treats, but she obviously didn't even think of this as food for some reason. I even tried to put it in broth, which she loves and still had no interest, wouldn't even touch the broth it was in. Oh well. … more

The cats love this as do the dogs! Freeze dried treats have become really expensive recently, but if the quality is there, it's worth it.

My purr-kids did not seem to like this much. One of the problems is the pieces are too big and when I broke it up, it nearly turned to powder. I think freeze dried is a great idea but you need to make the pieces smaller. I like that its natural and only has ONE ingredient. Its the presentation of the product that is the negative.

My cat doesn't purr unless we are about to give him these treats. He goes crazy for them. These are large so we have to break them up but that's not a problem.

Healthy but tasty and easy to dispense. My cat loves all the flavors!

My Bea is a treat lover but this stepped the game up even more. I had to transfer the bits into a glass jar so she wouldn't distinguish it from the sound of the bag it comes in. She loves thia treat! I gave it 5 stars because its the best treat ever but the mess left behind is not! Feed your beastly bestie these treats somewhere easy to clean up!

I used to give my cats a different brand of freeze-dried chicken. Unfortunately its price continued to rise while its quality went down. I tried this brand as an experiment to see how the cats liked it. They LOVE it. It has decent-sized pieces, it doesn't arrive as just "chicken powder." The price is quite reasonable. Give it a try, I'll bet your cats will like it too.

My cat goes crazy for these treats!!! He begs for them every day!!!

They were supposed to be a special birthday treat but nobody got excited. They'll eat them if I break them in small pieces and feed them by hand. Please understand my cats ONLY eat chicken flavored things. I must have been expecting too much. Maybe they like artificial chicken.