The Wellness TruFood CocoChia Bakes cat treats have received mixed reviews. While some cats enjoy the flavor, many reviewers report that their cats did not like the treats. The overall sentiment is generally negative, with complaints about the flavor and ingredients. However, some pet owners mentioned they liked the ingredients for their cat's health.
Contains beneficial components such as coconut oil and spinach.
Many cats refuse to eat due to the flavor.
Tip: Return product or look for alternative flavors.
Contains more plant material, which cats may dislike.
Costly for treats that most cats refuse to eat.
No, most cats did not like the flavor and refused to eat them.
The main ingredients include salmon, coconut oil, and spinach.
"My cat loves these treats - I mix them up with the other cocochia flavour (chicken/beets), and with another dental treat and they are always gone. He is picky and gets only grain-free foods, along with fresh human foods (fruits, yolks, chicken, ham - occasionally). I like the ingredients in this pro..."
"I have several kitty children and NONE and I mean NONE of them liked this. They wanted nothing to do with this product. I would not recommend this product. Very disappointing product for Wellness."
These treats may not be the best choice if your cat is picky. Consider the Wellness TruFood CocoChia Bakes as a potential treat option if you are looking for a healthier alternative, but be prepared for the possibility that your cat may not like them.
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