
Whole wild-caught sardines, dried and nothing else — a complete little fish, small enough for a cat to take whole.
The fish is the Goldstripe Sardinella, and each one runs around two inches. Because the whole fish goes into the bag rather than a fillet, each treat brings the protein of the flesh and the minerals of the bone together in one piece, which is what puts the protein at 58%.
They are dried rather than hard, so a sardine breaks apart easily between your fingers. That makes them simple to portion for a smaller cat, and each whole treat works out at about 5 calories.
How to serve them
Whole, or broken into pieces for a smaller cat. Keep an eye on your cat while they are eating and leave fresh water out. Treats are meant for intermittent or supplemental feeding, so keep them to a small part of the day.
Guaranteed analysis
Crude protein 58.0% minimum, crude fat 5% minimum, crude fiber 2% maximum, moisture 12.0% maximum, omega-3 fatty acids 2.5% minimum. Calorie content 3,883 kcal/kg, or about 110 calories per ounce — roughly 5 calories per treat.
What to expect
- One ingredient: whole sardine. No fillers, additives or preservatives.
- A whole little fish, eaten head, tail and all.
- Silvery skin that wrinkles as it dries, with the scales and fins still on.
- Dried, so they break easily rather than needing to be chewed hard.
- Length varies from fish to fish, because the fish did.
- A strong natural fish smell, with nothing added to cover it.
Storage
Seal the bag completely after opening and store it somewhere cool and dry.
Net weight 2.5 oz (70 g).