Cat Sticks

Cat snack sticks can serve several purposes beyond just an occasional indulgence. They’re practical, easy to portion, and available in a variety of textures and flavours. Here are some ways to integrate them into your routine:

Selecting the right stick depends on your cat’s preferences, dietary needs, and age. To make an informed choice, consider the following:

• Ingredients: Choose cat meat stick treats that list meat or fish as the first ingredient. Avoid unnecessary fillers and added sugars.
• Format and texture: Softer cat chew sticks may be easier for kittens or senior cats to manage. Some options are also designed to encourage chewing.
• Special options: Look for sticks that are grain-free or made without artificial colours and preservatives if your cat has special dietary requirements. Varieties like cat chicken sticks or single-protein recipes may suit more sensitive cats.

Tip: Pairing cat sticks with interactive cat toys like puzzle feeders can add mental stimulation while keeping snacks in moderation.

Start by offering a small piece and monitor your cat’s response, especially when introducing a new flavour or formula. Sticks can be served whole or broken into smaller portions.

This depends on your cat’s age, weight, and overall diet. As a rule of thumb, treats (including cat stick snacks) should not exceed 10% of their total daily calorie intake. Always read the packaging and consult your vet if you’re unsure.

Yes. Many cats respond well to food-based rewards. Cat treat sticks can be used to reinforce desired behaviours or simply for shared positive moments. However, your cat may respond better to cat toys and praise. 

After opening, reseal the pack tightly or store unused sticks in an airtight container. Keep them in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Always check the label.