🐾 Treat your cat like royalty with every creamy, crunchy bite!
Ciao Churu Rolls by INABA are grain-free, low-calorie cat treats combining soft baked chicken paste with a creamy filling. Made from human-grade, natural ingredients including farm-raised chicken and wild-caught tuna, these treats support hydration with 72% moisture and immune health with added Vitamin E and Green Tea Extract. Individually wrapped for freshness, they’re perfect for training, bonding, and even hiding pills.
| Product Dimensions | 11.7 x 21.8 x 1 cm; 40 g |
| Item model number | EU732 |
| Breed Recommendation | All Breed Sizes |
| Pet Life Stage | All Life Stages |
| Flavor | Chicken, Tuna & Scallop |
| Item Form | Pate |
| Allergen Information | Grain-Free |
| Colour | Blue |
| Size | 40 g (Pack of 1) |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Storage Information | Store in a cool dry place. Once opened, store in the refrigerator & consume within 5 days. |
| Special features | Low Calorie, Chewy & Creamy, High Moisture, Churu Rolls are perfect for hiding pills or bonding with your cat., Nothing artificial. No artificial preservatives, flavourings or colourings. |
| Specific Uses | Training, Immune Support, Weight Management, Appetite Stimulation |
| Batteries required | No |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Item Weight | 40 g |
C**Y
A good treat.
A good treat for a cat.
L**L
This product is amazing
So it’s not a cheap treat, so I wouldn’t give this to my cat every day. But it is a total god send. My cat is the biggest wimp going when it comes to tablets or any medication what so ever. The little beast has drawn blood on a regular occasion, even just for his worming tablets. Bitten and scratched. It’s hell for him and hell for me. So I popped that deadly tortuous pill in one of these little treats, it took my cat all of to seconds to gobble treat and pill up and he had no idea. This is going to be on my regular shopping list.Will definitely be buying again and worth every penny
C**R
Cat loves them
No problem with these my feline loves them would recommend.
K**N
Cool cat treats
Cool cats treats
N**S
Bring these back!
My cat loves the whole range of treats. And if he’s happy, that makes me happy.Obviously, you’ll be paying a lot more than the cheap treats at the supermarket, but these are exceptional. I can tell from the smell that the ingredients are higher quality.I just wish they were in stock more often. My cat will be waiting for the restock!
S**T
Pets weren't keen
My cats didn't like these at all. My chihuahua begrudgingly ate them.
E**P
Amazing treats
These treats are a favourite go to for my foster cat. Bit pricey but worth it. They look and smell tasty, the texture is lovely and chewy. This is my observation, haven’t tried one myself lol… but they disappear in no time, almost lost my finger while feeding the kitty with one of them.
F**E
Finally a way to give the dreaded worming pill.
My cat Teddy loves the inaba churu lickie treats, so when I read that pills could be secreted inside the creamy centre of these rolls, they were in my basket like a shot. The quarterly worming pill is a source of dread for me. Usually poor Ted has my hand clamped on his little head whilst I gently prize his mouth open with the other, his body squashed against mine. It works, he shallows but we both hate it and I always worry I am unintentionally hurting him. I have tried hiding it in chicken but he would not eat it and frustratingly, the pill disintegrated so I had no option but to throw it away. I get them from my vet and they're £7 each, plus I obviously have to go into the surgery to get them, so its hardly convenient or cost effective to be throwing one away.These rolls have little pockets that you can break into sections, this I did, popping the pill inside. I gave him 2 sections without the pill first so he had the taste of them (he loved) and then the one with the pill and ...he swallowed! From the intent expression on his whiskery little face, he was absolutely oblivious to my skullduggery.I'm so pleased to have discovered these and although tempting to give them regularly as treats, I shall save them just for the time around his worming tablet, so he never gets used to them and therefore I avoid offending his sensibilities by daring to suggest he put one in his mouth.I highly recommend.
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