Want to know what's actually going into your furry friend's snacks? Try whipping up a batch of these easy, homemade cat treats. If you're unable to make your treats small enough for an easy bit, simply make them as small as you can and break each treat up before giving it to your cat.
The one problem with this recipe is that they get rock hard after about 1 day. Cats liked them initially, then couldn't even eat them.
My cats loved these, but I also added things that I know my cats specifically like. Cats are very specific with their foods and not all cats like the same thing. I love that the author gave such a simple idea because it’s really easy to tweak accordingly to your pet.
My cat is absolutely obsessed. We keep pink salmon in the house so I used a can of that and added in a very small amount of chicken and some vitamin C crystals and he's biting my fingers off to get some. I'm also extra so they are in the shapes of stars circles squares and cats
I tried giving these to 9 different cats, only 2 would eat them. So as a cat treat they are a bust. However, the dog thinks these are the bomb! So as a dog treat I'd give it 5 stars.
Made these for an animal shelter. They were really easy to make (didn't use food processor), they were cute after baking, and the cats really liked them! I added an extra egg to my recipe for more moisture.
TWO STARS
they are easy to make.
my cats don't like anything fishy. plus who needs the mercury in tuna.
tried cooked chicken and followed the recipe.
meh was the response.
I will keep searching.
Maybe some soy sauce? they like food on the salty side.
I have 2 stars because it was super easy and baked quickly. I rolled it out and cut into squares (super quick.
BUT my cats would not eat these at all. I even tried to mix it in with their favorite and they picked around them.
My cat did not like this treat. He's normally not too finicky, but he wouldn't touch them. I will try them out with my friends' cats.
thank you so much ill make this for the animal shelters