Freeze-Dried Cat Grass Treat, Chicken and Wheatgrass Recipe for Hairball Control and Digestive Support

This freeze-dried cat grass treat combines chicken breast and wheatgrass in a simple recipe made for feline snacking and digestive support. Natural plant fiber helps ingested hair pass through the digestive tract, while chicken supplies protein in a treat suitable for cats six weeks and older.

Serve the pieces on their own, use them as rewards during play or training, or crumble them over wet or dry food as a flavorful topper. The recipe contains no grains, soy, artificial colors, chemical preservatives, or fillers.

Key Features

• Made with 75% chicken breast and 25% cat grass.
• Freeze-dried to help preserve natural enzymes, chlorophyll, and taste.
• Wheatgrass fiber supports gut motility and the natural passage of ingested hair.
• Suitable for kittens and adult cats from six weeks of age.
• Can be served as a treat, reward, or crumbled food topper.
• Low-calorie recipe contains no grains, soy, preservatives, or fillers.
• Chicken-sensitive cats should not eat this product.

Specifications

• Ingredients: 75% chicken breast and 25% cat grass (wheatgrass).
• Calorie content: 2,500 kcal/kg; 250 kcal per container.
• Guaranteed analysis: crude protein 75% minimum and crude fat 5% minimum.
• Guaranteed analysis: crude fiber 6% maximum and moisture 6% maximum.
• General feeding guide: start with 1–2 treats daily and gradually increase to no more than 4 treats for an adult cat.
• Suggested daily serving: 2–4 pieces for adult cats or 1–2 pieces for kittens.
• Introduce gradually when offering a grass-based treat for the first time, and supervise initial feedings.
• Excess intake may cause mild loose stool, while eating too quickly may lead to occasional vomiting.
• Storage: keep the lid tightly sealed and store in a cool, dry place away from heat and moisture.
• Safety: not for human consumption. Discontinue use and consult a veterinarian if an adverse reaction occurs.

Add variety to treat time with a chicken-and-wheatgrass snack that can be served whole or crumbled over food. Adjust portions to your cat’s needs, avoid use for cats with severe chicken allergies, and consult your veterinarian for guidance based on your pet’s condition.