Our cat very seldom vomits, but did about 15 minutes after eating 2 of these. I picked them up in the store this morning. She has never had them before. She did find (whatever) to eat on the kitchen floor - perhaps a small piece of salad vegetables - so maybe that did it, but then some quick research seems to reveal issues with these. Any thoughts?
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My cat vomited after eating 2 temptations (tuna) treats....should I get rid of them?
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I say go with your gut. These treats doesn't seem to be working out and you're right to question them.
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Extremely. I was just refraining from saying anything negative because some people will get offended.
If the cat vomited, I would not feed them. Temptations has been the object of a Facebook post, seemingly unproven, which alleged certain things about their toxicity. Snopes has also declared it unproven but they are considered to be sort of "junk" food.
One thing that I think helps is giving your cat a signal before actually giving the treat. Or give at a specific time of day like give a treat in the morning when you wake up and one before bed. They learn that that treat time.
I personally have never had an issue with temptations or any other cat treat except the stuff from dollar stores.
True it is junk food but it's ok once in a while. Just because chocolate is bad for people doesn't mean we can't have a piece of chocolate cake every once in a while does it?
I personally have never had an issue with temptations or any other cat treat except the stuff from dollar stores.
True it is junk food but it's ok once in a while. Just because chocolate is bad for people doesn't mean we can't have a piece of chocolate cake every once in a while does it?
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Pure Bites! Our cats love them. Chewy's American Journey treats are very similar -- also just freeze-dried chicken -- but for some reason, our cats don't like them as much.
