Cat Treats

Cat treats for bonding, training and dental care
Treats are a lovely way to bond with your cat, reward good behaviour, and support dental health — used in moderation. Our Cat Treats range includes crunchy dental treats, soft training rewards, freeze-dried single-ingredient treats, creamy lickable treats and catnip favourites, chosen for quality and feline appeal.

How to choose the right treats

Dental — crunchy dental treats help reduce plaque between brushings.
Training & bonding — small, high-value treats (freeze-dried meat, lickable treats) are great for rewards and building trust, especially with shy cats.
Natural — single-ingredient, high-protein treats suit cats’ carnivore nature and sensitive stomachs.
Moderation — keep treats to about 10% of daily calories to protect against weight gain.

Frequently asked questions
How many treats can I give my cat?
Treats should make up no more than roughly 10% of your cat’s daily calories, with the rest from a complete, balanced diet. Cats are small, so it’s easy to overdo it — use tiny portions for training, and account for treats in the daily food total to avoid weight gain.
Are dental treats good for cats?
Crunchy dental treats can help reduce plaque and tartar as part of a wider dental routine, but they don’t replace brushing or veterinary dental checks. Use them alongside good oral care, and choose treats appropriate to your cat’s age and any health conditions.
Can I give my cat human food as treats?
A few plain, cooked options like unseasoned chicken or fish are fine in tiny amounts, but many human foods are unsafe for cats — onion, garlic, chocolate, grapes and anything salty or seasoned should be avoided entirely. Dairy often upsets feline stomachs too. Purpose-made cat treats are the safest choice, and keep any treats to about 10% of daily calories.
Do cats need treats at all?
Treats aren’t a nutritional necessity, but used well they’re a valuable tool — for training, giving medication, and building trust with nervous cats. Just keep them occasional and portion-controlled so they don’t unbalance a complete diet.