INABA Churu Bites for Cats, Soft Baked Chicken Churu Filled Cat Treats with Green Tea Extract, 0.35 Ounces Each Tube, 24 Tubes Total, 4 Flavor Variety

As far as I understand, the ingredients are pretty good, and my cats go crazy for these treats. They love all kinds of Churu products, and I regularly buy different varieties for them. This specific variety is perfect for me because I use it to hide pills. I don’t know why they still haven’t made more palatable medications for animals — for example, Drontal is a huge, very bitter, and smelly tablet. With these treats, my cats swallow such pills easily without stress. Great product.

My cats love it. I have a hyperactive cat, she usually runs away after smelling treats. I just tap some of the cream from this treat on her nose and she eats the whole thing right up

I always order these in bulk as my cat cannot leave them alone. He's only 3 years old but due to his previous ownership he has no teeth and he severely abused but he loves these he can eat them they're soft enough that he can chew them and enjoys them immensely the flavors are outstanding also

These are great cat treats overall but especially if you need to give your cat pills for medicine. I’ve tried Greenies pill pockets and the pill masking paste stuff to form around a pill and none of them consistently worked. I then gave these treats a try and my stubborn cat will eat them with a pill inside 100% of the time. You just shove the pill into the soft center of the treat and then form the displaced soft center around the ends to hide the rest of the pill.

My senior cat suddenly went blind 3 months ago due to undetected high blood pressure which caused retinal hemorrhaging. She now has to take blood pressure and thyroid meds four times a day. She's usually a very calm, extremely sweet-tempered cat, but I absolutely could not find a non-traumatic way to give her these medications. She fought me every time I gave her the meds. I tried liquid form, 'pill popper' syringe-style dispensers, and 4 different brands of pill-masker treats and wraps. I even spent $40 for a vet consultation regarding how I could most comfortably and efficiently force pills down her poor, sweet throat. Nothing worked. I was worried I was actually increasing her blood pressure every day because of the trauma I was putting her through. Now for the punch line: Early on, I had tried hiding the pills in the Churu Bites, and she wouldn't touch them. Well, I'm so very glad I gave them another try about two weeks ago. She now ABSOLUTELY LOVES THEM!!!! She actually follows me around and meows for them mid-morning and mid-afternoon when she knows it's 'treat time.' Percy and I are so grateful for this little miracle in our lives.