100% natural small fish treats for cats. These little tiddlers are air dried to hold all that fishy goodness.
- Super high in Omega 3
- Great for teeth - helps remove tartar
- Hypoallergenic & gluten free
- Easy on cats' digestion
- Improves skin & coat condition
- Eye & brain development
- Helps increase intelligence & training ability
Packed with proteins, oils and vitamins to build and maintain health and to keep teeth strong. Stimulates growth of bone structure and helps provide a beautiful shiny coat as they are rich in Omega 3 and 6. Heart and blood vessels also benefit from the polyunsaturated fatty acids. All of our fish are ethically and sustainably sourced.
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4 Cat loves them.
Posted by Ambassador Londo on 27th Feb 2020
One our of 4 of my cats demolishes these, they are good quality and very healthy for them, the it down side is you can buy a larger bag of sprats for half the price. Just take the big ones out for the dogs and the wee ones for the cats.
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1 5 cats would not eat it
Posted by Berlioz on 28th Nov 2019
My cats did sniff them but would not eat them, i then tried to give them to the visiting cats in the garden but none of them would have it, so i ended up giving it to a friends dog who eat it
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1 It must be a matter of taste.
Posted by Sherlock on 10th Oct 2019
I bought these for my 2 pussycats, hoping to treat them. Well, perhaps some cats do like them, but mine don't. They didn't even try to eat them. Sorry!
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4 they'll either love em or hate em!!
Posted by Lisa Lynton on 23rd May 2018
Bought these to try for my 2 cats. One thinks they are quite nice and the other is scared of them an runs away. I've started to break them up and add a tube of sauce to them or add to cat food so they are not wasted. Was worth a try and would recommend, they are good value and imagine there will be lots of happy cats out there.
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1 WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
Posted by JMCDJ on 16th Nov 2017
PURCHASED THESE ON THE UNDERSTANDING THAT THEY WERE COMPOSED OF 4.2% FAT FOR THE OCCASIONAL TREAT FOR MY DOG WHO SUFFERS FROM PANCREATITIS. THE PACKAGING STATES 24% FAT. HAS MADE MY DOG ILL AND OCADO AND IT'S EXECUTIVE OFFICE ARE NOW IGNORING ME. THEY HAVEN'T EVEN CHANGED THE BREAKDOWN ON THEIR SITE MORE THAN 24-HOURS LATER.
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1 Oh dear - not popular with our cat....
Posted by Catlady1000 on 26th May 2017
I tried these out (having been encouraged by other positive reviews) to give our cat a change of treat ... but he had one sniff at them and then gave me the most reproachful look I've ever seen on his furry face. 'How COIULD you feed me THESE?!' Several more efforts made to interest him in them but he just stalked away, affronted. Glad other cats enjoyed them, but I'm not sure what to do with them now - will maybe offer them to a neighbour's cat to avoid expensive waste.
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1 No good for cats.
Posted by Igea on 17th May 2017
I gave one each to my five cats, but only one ate half. So I gave them to my neighbours' cats, but none of them ate any... Only the dog was happy to eat them.
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5 Yummy
Posted by Nikki1988 on 10th Aug 2016
Little Oscar can't get enough of these, I hide them from time to time and let him hunt for them.
