Get Naked Cat Calming Treats | Crunchy Salmon & Cheese Flavor | Feline Anxiety Relief & Stress Control | Grain-Free Cat Calming Product | Made in USA 2.5 oz

Ready for a long story?
Well you’re here reading so I guess you are. Six years ago I decided to adopt cat. I didn’t know which one yet just that I wanted a cat in my life. I went to a local shelter and found one that I liked a lot. When I talked to the clerk there she told me that the little guy I liked was really sick, and that their vet couldn’t figure out what was wrong with him. I got nervous about the costs associated with an undiagnosed illness, and when I made my thoughts known the clerk said “he’s not the cat for you.” I gave her this look of “excuse me?” And she continued saying, “when it’s your cat, you’ll know. And you won’t care what’s wrong or how much the medical bills might be, you’ll just know.” She suggested I go check out a couple other places and that if my heart was truly set on this little guy I could come back for him. Turns out she was right. He wasn’t the little guy for me, although I’m sure he found a very happy home. I went to another shelter that day and when I walked in, I turned to the cat room (it was very small and had no door) and started to go in. I remember the shelter was really loud. It was small so there wasn’t much of a barrier between the dogs and cats. But over all the chaotic noise I just heard this heartbreaking meow. I looked at the back of the room and there was this little grey floof meowing at the top of his lungs, standing up on his hind legs just staring at me. I immediately went over and got him out of the cage, and didn’t put him down again until we got home. I didn’t even ask if he’d had health issues, because that clerk was right. I didn’t care. Little did I know I chose a floof (named Jasper) that would end up with some serious health issues, costing around $6000 for the hospital stay and surgery, and expensive prescription food thereafter. Jasper had crystals in his bladder that he was unable to pass through his urethra. He almost died when it was at its worst, and even though it was suggested to me to put him down, I told the vet to try anything he could to save him. The surgery has a 50% success rate which is not great, but it was a success for Jasper. However, he now needs some special care to ensure he stays healthy. Although the prescription food helped immensely, I noticed he was still having digestive issues, and has had a couple of flare ups with his bladder. I tried so many different things but nothing really worked until I found these random cranberry treats on amazon. I figured, what the heck. Might as well. And they were a godsend. Not only is Jasper OBSESSED with these treats, but they help him so much! As long as I consistently give him these treats he doesn’t get bladder flare ups, and he throws up a lot less (now it’s just the occasional hairball for which I started using Loxatene). In general they just keep him much healthier and happier, and they’re ten times better than the royal canine prescription treats. A few months back they stopped selling these, and immediately Jasper started having some issues again. I’m so glad they’re back in stock, and I hope they stay that way. If your cat has urinary tract issues, I am begging you, try these! It is absolutely and by far the best product for kitty UT issues on the market. Quality ingredients, and proven to work. And for the record, I am not being paid or sponsored for this review. I just truly truly believe in this company and these treats after everything Jasper and I have been through. Anyway, if you’ve gotten this far, thanks for reading, and try the treats.

Not for my cat.
As with any cat treat, it all depends upon the cats. My skittish cat, the one I bought them for, will not eat them. She did eat the first one I gave her, but after that, she sniffs them and walks away. I tried burying them in her wet food and she just ate around them as much as she could and walked away leaving the food underneath untouched. Cat owners know though, it’s a matter of individual opinion with cats.The treats felt very hard to me and a bit large for my average sized adult cat. She has a petite face and seemed to have some trouble with the one that she did eat. She had to bite the one that she did eat into pieces to be able to eat it. I tried to break up the next one for her to make it easier, but they were too hard to break with my hands. I don’t know if she didn’t like the experience of eating the first one, or if it’s the smell of them or some other factor that she finds unappetizing. Suffice it to say, with her only eating one, I can’t say if they’re effective at calming cats.

Not good for picky eater
Won’t repurchase. They are very large in shape and very hard so only the cats that aren’t picky about any kind of food will even eat them.

They are effective read instructions on how many to give!
First time he took them I may of gave to many because he napped, so I gave him what I read on back with magnifying glass because I’m basically blind lolAnd it seems to work well Cat ids calmer around dogs were before he would be scared and defensive. Now he acts like he doesn’t see them? Which is fine a step at a time.

It’s not a cheap ingredient $3 bag of treats. I wish it was cheaper than $15 of course, but can understand the care put to provide this product and rather pay to maintain health.I have a picky cat that will not eat things that are not tasty and on photo he’s anticipating to catch one. These treats were eaten with extreme enthusiasm and besides quality ingredients and texture that’s all I needed to see. He loves them and we get a little help taking care of his urinary system with treats!He’s had them 3 times now and wants more every time.

Perfect!!! My cats love these and on the vet prescribed urinary diet, they just gobble them up!

I fully expected this to be a larger bag, no such luck. It’s also quite a shame because only 1 of my 5 (non picky eater) cats will eat these treats. Do not recommend.