Cat Pastes & Malt
Applaws Purée
Saver Pack: Chicken (12 x 15g)
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Arden Grange Tasty Paste Treat 75g
Liver
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Sanabelle Hairball Snacks
12 x 20g
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beaphar Malt Bits
Saver Pack: 3 x 35g
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beaphar Hairball Paste
Saver Pack: 2 x 100g
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Gimpet Yoghurt for Cats
150g
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Arden Grange Tasty Paste Treat 75g
Salmon
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Vitakraft Cat Liquid Snack with Salmon & Omega-3
Saver Pack: 24 x 15g
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Miamor Cat Snack Malt-Cream
Saver Pack: 24 x 15g
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GimCat Gastro Intestinal Paste
50g
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GimCat Anti-Hairball Duo Paste - Malt & Chicken
3 x 50g
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GimCat Malt-Soft Extra Paste
50g
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GimCat Anti-Hairball Duo Paste - Malt & Chicken
50g
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Gimpet Yoghurt for Cats
Saver Pack: 7 x 150g
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Miamor Cat Snack Malt-Cream & Cheese
Saver Pack: 24 x 15g
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GimCat Relax Paste
50g
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Tigeria Smoothie Snacks Saver Pack 24 x 50g
Tuna & Chicken with Carrot
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Vitakraft Cat Liquid Snack with Duck & ß-Glucans
Saver Pack: 24 x 15g
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Tigeria Smoothie Snacks 6 x 50g
Tuna & Chicken with Carrot
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Arden Grange Tasty Paste Treat 75g
Turkey
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beaphar Hairball Paste
100g
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Miamor Cat Snack Malt-Cream
6 x 15g
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GimCat Nutri Pockets
Saver Pack: Malt Vitamin Mix (3 x 150g)
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Miamor Cat Snack Salmon-Cream
Saver Pack: 24 x 15g
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What makes a cat paste treat special?
Pastes are a soft, lickable format of cat treat that many cats enjoy. Unlike dry or crunchy options, pastes are creamy and easy to serve, making them popular with picky eaters or cats that struggle with chewing. They come in a variety of flavours such as chicken, beef, seafood or malt, and some contain added vitamins or taurine.
Thanks to their texture, pastes are often used to:
- Encourage licking for comfort in stressful moments
- Add moisture to your cat’s daily feeding routine
- Help conceal pills or medication (ask your vet first)
- Introduce new flavours to fussy eaters
Tip: Always check the calorie content on the label. Low-calorie cat paste treats can be a useful addition to diet foods for overweight cats.
What makes a cat paste treat special?
Pastes are a soft, lickable format of cat treat that many cats enjoy. Unlike dry or crunchy options, pastes are creamy and easy to serve, making them popular with picky eaters or cats that struggle with chewing. They come in a variety of flavours such as chicken, beef, seafood or malt, and some contain added vitamins or taurine.
Thanks to their texture, pastes are often used to:
- Encourage licking for comfort in stressful moments
- Add moisture to your cat’s daily feeding routine
- Help conceal pills or medication (ask your vet first)
- Introduce new flavours to fussy eaters
Tip: Always check the calorie content on the label. Low-calorie cat paste treats can be a useful addition to diet foods for overweight cats.
What should I look for in a paste for cats?
Before choosing a cat paste treat, consider your cat’s age, health status, and preferences, as well as what you would like to see change. Different products focus on different needs. Some are formulated with added fibre, which owners often choose as part of their cat’s grooming routine, especially for long-haired breeds.
Here are some factors to keep in mind:
- Ingredients: Look for high-quality meat or fish sources and avoid artificial colours or fillers. Some pastes include taurine, essential vitamins, or omega-3 oils.
- Flavour: Most cats enjoy familiar favourites like chicken or malt, but some pastes offer more unusual flavours like salmon or cheese.
- Texture: Some pastes are thicker, and others are liquid. Try a few to find your cat’s preference.
- Usage: If you're using meat paste to deliver medication, always consult your vet first.
What should I look for in a paste for cats?
Before choosing a cat paste treat, consider your cat’s age, health status, and preferences, as well as what you would like to see change. Different products focus on different needs. Some are formulated with added fibre, which owners often choose as part of their cat’s grooming routine, especially for long-haired breeds.
Here are some factors to keep in mind:
- Ingredients: Look for high-quality meat or fish sources and avoid artificial colours or fillers. Some pastes include taurine, essential vitamins, or omega-3 oils.
- Flavour: Most cats enjoy familiar favourites like chicken or malt, but some pastes offer more unusual flavours like salmon or cheese.
- Texture: Some pastes are thicker, and others are liquid. Try a few to find your cat’s preference.
- Usage: If you're using meat paste to deliver medication, always consult your vet first.
What are cat pastes and malt?
A cat paste treat is a soft, lickable snack that comes in a tube or pouch. Malt paste is a specific variety often chosen by owners whose cats are prone to hairballs or those with specific dietary preferences.
What are cat pastes and malt?
A cat paste treat is a soft, lickable snack that comes in a tube or pouch. Malt paste is a specific variety often chosen by owners whose cats are prone to hairballs or those with specific dietary preferences.
How do I give a cat paste treat to my cat?
Most pastes can be offered directly from the tube, applied to a dish, or squeezed onto your cat’s paw. Always follow the instructions and recommended daily amount on the packaging.
How do I give a cat paste treat to my cat?
Most pastes can be offered directly from the tube, applied to a dish, or squeezed onto your cat’s paw. Always follow the instructions and recommended daily amount on the packaging.
What’s the shelf life of opened cat paste?
Once opened, most cat paste treats should be stored in the fridge and used within a few days. Always check the label for specific guidance on storage and expiry.
What’s the shelf life of opened cat paste?
Once opened, most cat paste treats should be stored in the fridge and used within a few days. Always check the label for specific guidance on storage and expiry.