Emerald Cat Wholly Fish! Tuna Recipe Cat Treats are highly rated by cat owners, especially those with cats with chicken allergies. However, the strong fish odor may be a concern for some users. Overall, these treats are a good option for cats who enjoy fish-based treats.
The presence of smelly ingredients are beyond acceptable.
Ideal for cats with chicken allergies
Made from fish, a favored ingredient for many cats
Satisfies a specific need for cats with high quality allergy restrictions.
Has a strong, unpleasant fish smell
Some cats find the treats difficult to chew
More recent reviews mention a stronger odor and harder texture, causing some dissatisfaction.
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Factors: storage conditions, frequency of use such as 1 time use
Yes, these treats are chicken-free and suitable for cats with chicken allergies.
The treats are best used within 3 months of opening.
"I finally found a treat my cat can have! Max is allergic to chicken and it's been very hard to find treats without chicken."
"But I am repulsed every time I have to open the container and I am repulsed every time I have to open the container and the reek of rotted fish greets me. Really strong, really unpleasant odor."
If you're looking for a chicken-free treat for your cat, especially one with allergies, these treats are a good choice. Just be prepared for the strong fish odor and consider whether your cat will have any issues chewing the treats.
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