Customer Reviews

Whisker Lickins Crunch Lovers Chicken & Seafood Flavors Cat Treats, 6.5-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 7)

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I got a sample of these treats in an box of litter which I had ordered on the internet, and offered them to Corey the Cat. It was my downfall. Now he will eat practically nothing else, and crunches them up ecstatically, and whines and butts his head against the cabinet door where they are kept, when his dish is empty.

So glad to find these 10 packs on Amazon. They never have but a few at the stores, and its my kitties favorites.
Very convenient to by via Amazon. I will be back for more

I have 8 cats. All of them go nuts for this item. In fact, I would call it Kitty crack, I have to watch out for my top cat Buddy, he will open up cabinets or climb up on shelves and maybe knock something over trying to get at it. Just wish they sold it by a big bag at a lower cost per unit weight, expensive for 8 cats. I have bought some alternatives that most of them reasonable like, but they know the difference between the real stuff, and the 2nd te alternative, and a few of them turn their nose up at any alternative treat. But nobody turns their nose up at this item.

My kitties are addicted to these treats. This is the best buy on the internet.

I'm almost a little worried about how much my cat loves these treats. He can't open the container, but daily he leads me to the pantry and places his paw directly on the container while staring at me wistfully and mewing softly (but insistently). He just can't get enough of them and when he's done eating them from my hand he'll lick it clean. Whatever Purina put in these, they did it right. We used to get him greenies, which he relished, but he just loves these so much much I can't imagine switching back. If you want a happy cat, you want these in your home, no way around it.

My cats have eaten and preferred this treat to the exclusion of all other dry treats for many years. This comment encompasses several cats of differing breeds and applies only to the Tuna flavor. They have been addicted to them, and have manipulated me into keep them coming. I am a Tuna Treat codependent! Recently, my grocery store stopped stocking this flavor, and I panicked. Later, I was relieved to find that I could get it delivered in bulk regularly from Amazon. Problem solved, and enabling facilitated.

If you are game, try these treats on your cats. I bet they'll like them -- REALLY like them. Besides, they help with dental tartar.

Thanks for placing bulk supplies on the site. A house with multiple cats needs quantity. A trip to the grocery store, having only loose units, just doesn't cut it.

This is the ONLY type of treats my kitty will eat. I've tried buying at least three other types, and she won't have it. This was the first treat she ever got, and its the only one she wants. I like that the top is easily to close and open, and that I can shake it to let her know she's been a good kitty and is going to be rewarded. It's a good training device. Plus they're good for her teeth!

My Kitties love the crunchy treats. This is by far their favorite treat from all the other options out there. They have never got tired of these. It is the only consistent winner with my house of finicky felines.

When I first got my two cats, now ages 2 and 3, I was being a "responsible pet owner" and only feeding them all-natural treats. After about a month, they started turning their nose up at the treats. I thought it might be because they were a little stale. I bought a new pack of the all-natural treats and my cats still only ate them once before becoming disinterested at the prospect of "treat time". At $5 a bag, the "healthy" treats weren't worth the price with my cats refusing to eat them. So, I bought two bags of Whisker Lickin's treats, one crunchy, one soft. They are the cheapest treats on the market, so it wasn't a huge dent in my wallet if my cats didn't like them. My cats refused to eat the soft treats, but inhaled the Crunch Lovers Tuna treats. Now, one shake of the canister and they come running. They are constantly begging for treats and I've been able to teach them a few tricks because they'll do anything just to have another morsel.

I highly reccommend these treats! I mentioned them to one of my friends who claimed her cat was super picky about treats and refused to eat any she bought. Now he also comes running when he hears the treats rattling in the canister. They might not be "healthy", but they're treats. Are they really supposed to be?