FluffBunny
Member Since 2014
Can anyone suggest a low carb treat I can use to reward my cat for being good about his injection?
Low carb treat?
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dirtybirdsoaps
Member Since 2014
I use halo freeze dried chicken or I boil chicken. Halo also has freeze dried beef and salmon
Deb & Wink
Member Since 2013
For food treats, anything that is pure protein is a good choice. Many cats love the freeze dried treats.
Non-food treats could be petting, ear scritchies, brushing, or something else your cat likes.
Non-food treats could be petting, ear scritchies, brushing, or something else your cat likes.
Merlin
Member Since 2014
Not sure if this will copy from my document correctly but here is something that I copied from this site. I especially like the Catswell and the freeze dried chicken and beef livers. I buy it at Petsmart or Petco in the dog section because it is a bigger bag and not as expensive as the cat bag. Be sure the ingredients is chicken only or beef liver only. If you buy a dog bag, you will need to break it up to little chunks for your kitty.
List of Low carb healthy treats
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List of Low carb healthy treats
by squeem3 » Sun Mar 14, 2010 2:34 pm
Real Food Toppers
Halo Liv-A-Littles
WildSide Salmon
Whole Life
Catswell
OnlyNaturalPet.com All Meat Bites
OnlyNaturalPet.com Freeze Dried Turkey Liver
OnlyNaturalPet.com Poultry Crispies
Bravo Pet dry roasted and freeze dried treats
Beefeaters freeze dried treats
Pure Bites
Cat-Man-Doo bonito flakes - Other brands are available in pet stores. Tip: If your cat loves bonito flakes, buy a large bag of it at an Asian supermarket. Asians use the bonito (tuna) flakes to make soup, particularily Japanese miso soup. A huge bag will only cost a few dollars and will last a long time. Be sure to check the ingredient label on the bag to make sure that only bonito flakes are listed with no other ingredient such as a preservative or salt.
Drs. Foster and Smith Liver Bites
Drs. Foster and Smith Chicken Bites
Drs. Foster and Smith Seafood Treats
Grain free freeze dried raw food such as Nature's Variety and Stella and Chewy's (new cat line coming in May. The dog ones can be fed to cats as treats)
Other low carb treats:
http://www.felinediabetes.com/low-carb-cat-treats.htm
http://www.felinediabetes.com/homemade-treats.htm
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Anything that is 100% meat with nothing else is best. There are many brands you can feed. Check the dog treat aisle for meat treats. Some freeze dried RAW patties are great for treats, just make sure there is no source of grain or sugar. Catnip and cat grass are great, too.
List of Low carb healthy treats
These posts (read only) contain links to valuable, often used information in treating diabetes.
List of Low carb healthy treats
by squeem3 » Sun Mar 14, 2010 2:34 pm
Real Food Toppers
Halo Liv-A-Littles
WildSide Salmon
Whole Life
Catswell
OnlyNaturalPet.com All Meat Bites
OnlyNaturalPet.com Freeze Dried Turkey Liver
OnlyNaturalPet.com Poultry Crispies
Bravo Pet dry roasted and freeze dried treats
Beefeaters freeze dried treats
Pure Bites
Cat-Man-Doo bonito flakes - Other brands are available in pet stores. Tip: If your cat loves bonito flakes, buy a large bag of it at an Asian supermarket. Asians use the bonito (tuna) flakes to make soup, particularily Japanese miso soup. A huge bag will only cost a few dollars and will last a long time. Be sure to check the ingredient label on the bag to make sure that only bonito flakes are listed with no other ingredient such as a preservative or salt.
Drs. Foster and Smith Liver Bites
Drs. Foster and Smith Chicken Bites
Drs. Foster and Smith Seafood Treats
Grain free freeze dried raw food such as Nature's Variety and Stella and Chewy's (new cat line coming in May. The dog ones can be fed to cats as treats)
Other low carb treats:
http://www.felinediabetes.com/low-carb-cat-treats.htm
http://www.felinediabetes.com/homemade-treats.htm
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=445
Anything that is 100% meat with nothing else is best. There are many brands you can feed. Check the dog treat aisle for meat treats. Some freeze dried RAW patties are great for treats, just make sure there is no source of grain or sugar. Catnip and cat grass are great, too.
RobinCot
Member Since 2013
My sugarcat wasn't at all interested in any freeze-dried treats so his reward was a good brushing... until I found the Orijen Original Cat Treats. Wow!!! Now he beats me to the testing table and doesn't move until he gets all three pieces. I get them from Chewy.com and from my pet nutrition center.
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