Inaba Churu Chicken & Beef Variety Creamy Puree Grain-Free Lickable Cat Treats, 0.5-oz tube, 20 count
In a Nutshell
- Cats loves the treats and they are effective for training and bonding.
- Positive changes in cats' behavior and stress levels noted.
- Packaging issue reported by one reviewer, safety concerns about paint chips if toxic.
Quick Verdict
Overall, these Inaba Churu cat treats are highly popular among cats and owners alike. The treats are effective in training and bonding with cats, but there have been some concerns about the packaging.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
One reviewer reported cheese paint of the product packaging. Your pet may ingest toxic materials
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Tasty and Effective (6)
Cats love the taste and texture, making them effective for training and bonding.
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High-Quality Ingredients (3)
Made with grain-free, high-quality ingredients.
Cons
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Packaging Issue (1) critical
One reviewer reported paint scraping off the packaging.
Tip: Care must be taken to ensure that your pet does not chew the packaging and you must check if it contains toxic chemicals.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cat owners looking for high-quality treats — Treats are grain-free and effective for training and bonding.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners concerned about packaging safety.
Durability & Care
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"I first got chruru because I had seen them everywhere online but it’s been really beneficial. My cat is usually shy around strangers and vet visits but his love for Churu prevails and as long as someone is offering him one he gets less stressed and relaxes more. My friends who come over often get ..."
"Wow, everyone talks about these like they're the bees knees, but don't let your cat chew on the end a little bit! They'll be eating paint! I tried 2 different ones and each one had paint scrape off! Hopefully it's non toxic!"
Bottom Line
Highly recommended for cat owners looking for a treat that their cats will love. However, buyers should be aware of potential packaging issues.