Purina Fancy Feast Savory Cravings Break-Apart Limited Ingredient Tuna Soft and Chewy Cat Treats
These unique limited-ingredient treats for adult kitties are made with no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives.
Your furry friend is sure to love these tender and soft treats.
These treats feature break-apart bites to let you extend the time you share together.
Purina Fancy Feast cat treats are from the brand you know and trust.
Fancy Feast natural cat treats feature an enticing tuna flavor to keep her coming back for more.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Flavor | Tuna |
| Form | Soft and chewy, break-apart bites |
| Weight | 3 oz per treat |
| Package | Case of 10 |
| Ingredients | Limiting artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives |
FAQ
Are these treats suitable for cats with food sensitivities?
Yes, these treats are made with limited ingredients and no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives, making them a good option for cats with sensitivities.
How many treats are in a case?
A case contains 10 individual treats, each weighing 3 oz.
Can these treats be given as a daily treat?
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Richard Fisher –
My cat loves the tuna flavor and the soft texture. She doesn’t mind the break-apart design, which makes it easier to share treat time. No artificial ingredients, which is great for her sensitive stomach.
Victoria Arnold –
The treats are easy to give and she enjoys them every time. The limited ingredients are a relief compared to other brands. A little more chewy than I expected, but still tasty.
Sarah Turner –
Great for training or just a daily reward. The break-apart design lets me give small portions without wasting food. My cat has been eating them consistently for weeks.
Frank Hunter –
Tuna flavor is strong and appealing. The soft chewiness is a nice change from dry kibble treats. I appreciate the clean ingredient list.
Zoe Rutherford –
She absolutely adores these. The texture is soft and easy to chew, and she doesn’t seem to have any digestive issues after eating them regularly.