Webbox Cats Delight Sticks Salmon &Trout

We have two cats. One of ours is a moggy who was found living under a shed when she was very young and the other is a tortie (tortoiseshell - to those of you not in the know). Tortoiseshell cats are notoriously highly strung and I think ours believes she is human. She is verrrrrrry fussy when it comes to cat food and for the last eight years has only eaten one brand, one flavour! When I have mentoined this to the vet he has not been concerned but still, it must be incredibly boring for her. On a whim I bought some of these sticks to try. I must admit I was expecting my moggy to love them and my tortie to turn her nose up as ...  Read the complete review

Having recently got a kitten I decided that I was in need of some treats for him to make him feel at home. Also as my 2 boys seem intent to pull his tail off I like to give him a treat when they have been poking at him to calm him down while I send the kids to their room for a time out. Whilst perusing many shelves of cat treats I was drawn to these, as they seemed like quite a substantial treat being about 25cms in length. You get 8 individually foil wrapped thin sticks of kitten/cat treat which are in a pack with perforations dividing each one. To open them you tear off the top of the pack and slide out the stick. There is no strong smell to them, which ...  Read the complete review

The other day I was wondering what to write my next review about and Mew suggested that I should tell you about one of his favourite treats so I asked Dooyoo to set up the category for us. He is currently sitting on the sofa watching me type this so I shall be able to ask him for his input as we go along if I get stuck on any details. To be fair I think his interest might just be because I have the treats next to me so that I can make sure that I give you all the relevant information and he is thinking he may well be getting lucky. The treats in question are Webbox Cats Delight Sticks with Salmon and Trout. They cost 93p for a pack of six and are ...  Read the complete review

I have 2 cats, Oscar in my profile picture, big, stupid, aged 8 in body, aged 6 months in mind - and Emms who is fluffy, moody, fangless and aged 11. I came across these treats a few months ago whilst looking for something to hide an antibiotic inside. If you have cats you will know that giving a cat a tablet is a 3 man job, and you will always come off worse - even if the cat you are trying to medicate has no teeth! I didn't want to be covered in scratches again so I needed something soft and pliable that I could push a tablet inside. Emms is so greedy, she gobbles treats without thinking, so I knew if I could put it inside something I would win the ...  Read the complete review

I have a rescue cat called mansell, strangely enough although he was a stray he is a rather fussy eater, he will only eat one brand of food! However he absouloutly adores these Webbox treat sticks. Every night without fail he comes and finds one of my family out and sits staring at you and mewing untill you go and get him his treats. We feed him two per day as they have a lot of sugar in them and it is not good for his teeth. The only thing about this flavour of treat is that it is slightly harder to chew through than the other flavours and as Mansell has gingivitus, a gum disease, he cant always bite through them without hurting his teeth. He much prefers the softer ...  Read the complete review