Looking for Answers about Halo Halo Liv-a-Littles Protein Treats?

My eight year-old cat would eat the whole jar at one sitting if I'd let her. Enough for two or three bites should do. Break up the larger pieces; remember this is a treat, not a meal. The pieces are light and airy and of various sizes. I have heard some people add a bite-sized pice or two to kittie's dinner. My cat would eat the treats and leave the dinner!

Look on the list of ingredients. If there is any kind of animal meal listed, I personally would not feed my cats that. I give my cats a small pinch twice a day.

I don't believe cat really __need__ treats, unless it is a hairball treat, which I give my two year old Maine Coon twice a week. The Halo Live-a Bits freeze dried treats really are treats. I give my two cats these a couple time a month, at most, and only two or three bites broken into smaller pieces. These are the healthiest treats I have found. Just freeze dried chicken. if they weren't so expensive I would hand them out once a week.

you give as many or as little as you please. My cat loves it and sometimes does not eat his regular wet food, so I sprinkle some of the treats on top and he finishes his food

The treats are all pure chicken; that's probably why they cost what they do. I break up the larger pieces so the treats go farther.

No. Only 100% freeze-dried chicken breast meat.

While the treats have none of the suspect grains, it does have carrageenan in it. Some people and animals who are sensitive to gluten are also sensitive to carrageenan (which is extracted from red seaweed). Personally, I would not try it if that were the case. Treats are fun to give to our pets, but they're really not necessary. Hope this helps. Good luck!

No grains, just real freeze dried chicken!

They are in between; the treats are like anything freeze-dried, light and dry. My eight year-old cat seems to find them very easy to chew. I break up the larger pieces or she swallows them whole.

Hard. Freeze-dried chicken breast meat.

The chicken treats are not hard; they are soft but not squishy soft. If you have a cat with no teeth, they might have a little trouble with them. Otherwise, they should be okay.