Blue Buffalo Wilderness Grain Free Soft-Moist Cat Treats, Chicken & Salmon 2-oz Bag

I give the dogs "toothbrushes" before bed - simply homemade dog treats. The cat has now begun to "expect" something too - even though she has no idea (let's face it - they don't care) what a "toothbrush" is. She loves these things!It is much harder than expected to find soft cat treats. Is there a reason for that? Do manufacturers think that indoor cats want to imagine that they are crunching on live mice? No idea - but my cat doesn't like the hard ones - and she has no teeth at all so the softies are my go to.These are soft. Always. And I just break them in half (they are tiny anyway, but this just helps) and she has zero issue. They are all gone by the morning after I leave them in her "treat spot".Amazon asked me to "rate the taste". While I gave it five stars, I did not taste them and will not do so - lol. But the cat seems to think they are better than mice (almost) so - five stars it is!And lastly - the price is amazing for this quality of natural product. Win win.

I bought these cat treats to spoil my furry friend, and they were an instant hit. The moment I shake the bag, my cat comes running from anywhere in the house. They’re bite-sized, easy for her to chew, and don’t leave any mess behind.I also like that they have a pleasant smell (for a cat treat) and come in a resealable bag to keep them fresh. They’re great as a reward, for training, or just as a little snack. Definitely keeping these stocked in the pantry!

my cat loves them! I just wished Amazon would get the 8 ounce bag back in stock. The smaller bags tend to have more pieces that are crumbled but all in all still the best treat for my elderly cat. I know when he wants them because he’ll start picking at the bottom hutch cupboard door where I keep them sometimes even gets the door open and drags the bag of treats out and brings them to me. i’m guessing eventually he’ll figure out how to open the bag himself

We have both a dog and 3 cats. The cats didn’t want anything to do with the treats . The dog didn’t either at first, until we tricked her. We acted like we were eating it and acted like we were excited about it. Then she decided to try them. Now she won’t leave the bag alone.

My kitty Loves these

My cat consistently loves these, as opposed to other treats he'll eat once or twice and then turn up his nose.

Not sure why my cat won’t eat these everything I’m giving him to eat is by Blue buffalo but he won’t eat these… So I’ll just give them to my vet maybe she can use them in her practice….He likes the rest of they’re line… who knows…

I have been using the canned and dry versions of the wilderness line of food for about a year now with my cat. She highly enjoys every product I've tried from them so far so I figured I might as well sample some of their treats as well.Firstly, my cat is a year and a half old now. She can be a bit picky on the types of treats she likes. I have tried several types of treats from Purina, CET, Whiskas, Hartz, and now Blue Buffalo. Some she liked, others she wouldn't touch. With these Chicken & Duck treats she goes crazy over them. And by crazy i mean, as soon as I walk over to the pantry to grab something she's there rubbing on my legs and giving me the "I'm hungry feed me now" meows. If I happen to walk away from the pantry without giving her one of these, my legs and toes tend to be attacked as I walk. So needless to say, she loves these treats.Now on to my observations of the treats themselves. The packaging is pretty much like most other types of treats, standard 2oz size plastic container, heat sealed opening with a slit between the heat seal and zip-lock section allowing you to easily tear open the package. The treats for the most part are approx 0.25"W x 0.5"L x 0.1"H, with some smaller pieces from either shipping or from the manufacturing cutter head mis-alignment.Unlike most other brands of treats with their sometimes insanely long ingredient list filled with, well "fillers" of not so good stuff, these are made following along with the Wilderness line of foods "Natural diet of the Lynx".Since the description doesn't show the list you can see the ingredients below as read from my package in front of me:INGREDIENTS:Chicken, Duck, Whole Ground Potatoes, Vegetable Glycerine, Gelatin, Natural Flavor, Salt, preserved with Phosphoric, Sorbic, and Citric Acids, Mixed Tocopherals (source of Vitamin E), Rosemary.GUARANTEED ANALYSIS:Crude Protein: 25%(min.), Crude Fat 18%(min.), Crude Fiber 2%(max.), Moisture: 28%(max.).CALORIE CONTENT: 4,041 Kcals/kg, One Piece = 2KcalsAs a final note I also called Blue's customer service to find out about the shelf life of their treats. The rep I spoke with informed me that these treats have a shelf life of 15 months from the manufacturing date. So looking at the back of the package you will see a Best if Used by date near the bottom. The 3 packages in front of me all have a date of DEC 27th 2014, meaning they were manufactured in September of 2013. But if your cat or cats love these as much as mine does, the shelf life won't matter much as they'll be requested or demanded quite often by your feline friends.