New treat: HUGE hit!

[RICHARD]

Guess I'll have to add this to the regular list from now on. It isn't cheap, and they won't get it daily, but a nice treat now and then.

http://www.solidgoldhealth.com/produ...ct=80&code=321

Just wait.....
When they figure out where you hide them, you are screwed!

[Laura's Babies]

Just wait.....
When they figure out where you hide them, you are screwed!

I also see them following her in the kitchen every time she heads in that direction with that "OK! WHERE'S OUR TREAT?" look every single time...

[Freedom]

Got up this morning (they got the treat in the AM yesterday) and there was a HERD standing around that closet door!

[Laura's Babies]

I pictured that happening when you said how much they loved it... I got an immediate visual on that exact scene... also anytime you go in that general direction. They are good little beggers and know how to play us hoomans! If begging don't work, then comes the charm or pitiful looks. I hope you are ready..

My girls know they don't get treats until it is dark and I can walk in that kitchen 1000 times during the day and nobody notices. Let it get dark and the minute I stand up (in the living room) they all run to the kitchen EVERY time..

[krazyaboutkatz]

I wonder if my cats would like this. I was reading more about Tripe and it said that it aids in digestion which certainly would help my old boy Storm. I'll have to look for this the next time I'm in one of the small independent pet stores. Right now I only give them Catswell Vitakitty Chicken Breast,http://www.lizzyshealthypetfood.com/...ROD&ProdID=250, but my boys tend to like it better than my girls.

[Freedom]

Last time I checked (been a few months) Dogswell and Catswell was made in China; packaged here. I just don't feel comfortable giving mine anything made in China.

Oh, here is more info as to just what IS tripe, and green tripe?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tripe

[Kater]

They also have a canned version that might be a bit easier to split up into small treat portions (not sure how tough it is when dehydrated). That runs about $2-3 a can in most US locations.

Glad the kitties got in on the action, too! Mmmmm ruminant stomach!