Ah, freeze dried cat treatss: those tiny morsels of delight that have cats performing a disappearing act only to resurface upon hearing that familiar crinkle of a bag. Choosing between making these morsels at home and just grabbing a box from the shop can feel like standing in front of a vending machine and considering whether you really want to gamble on those vending-machine sandwiches in the busy world of today.
First let us explore the homemade treats. Making treats for your cat pal can be really the work of love. Cooking for a pint-sized, furry critic is like doing it for Making goodies at home comes mostly from control. You can choose the freshest fish or grade-A chicken and make sure it suits your cat. Making these nibbles at home lets you avoid those tongue-twisting chemicals sometimes included in store-bought choices. You are, for cats, essentially Gordon Ramsay. Still, let us not fool ourselves. Not everyone is naturally inclined toward the kitchen. Maybe avoid it if you are the kind whose toast turned into smoke last time.
Now onto the glittering, seductive field of commercially sold delicacies. Those exquisitely wrapped bags on the shelf always captivate me. They are definitely convenient. On a leisurely Sunday, you want to treat Fluffy? Simple pasta. Open a bag and see right away. But occasionally, under that appealing label, hide strange components. Ever stared at the rear of a packet and puzzled yourself over “Butylated Hydroxy-whatchamacallit?”
Conversely, other companies have recently improved their game, using labels featuring real meat as their main player. They seem to have at last received the memo alerting them to the fact that cats do not enjoy alphabet soup of additives. Not to overlook the appeal of treat technology either. Those ones related to dental health? They guarantee to maintain the teeth of your cat clean and brilliant. Who does not want a cat with a million-dollar smile?