Icelandic+ Herring Whole Fish Cat Treats 1.5-oz

Reward your cat with the natural crunch and flavor of Icelandic+ Herring Whole Fish Cat Treats. Made from just one simple ingredient 100% wild-caught whole herring—these treats contain no additives, preservatives, or artificial ingredients, offering a pure and wholesome snack. Icelandic+ Natural Cat Treats fish is naturally air-dried to preserve its flavor and essential nutrients, making them both delicious and nutritious.

The cat crunchy treats Packed with protein and naturally rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, these nutrient-dense treats help support healthy skin, a shiny coat, brain function, and eye health. The satisfying crunchy texture also works to reduce plaque and tartar, promoting better dental hygiene.

Easily digestible and suitable for cats with food sensitivities or on limited-ingredient diets, these versatile treats can be given whole as a crunchy reward or broken into smaller pieces to use as a topper at mealtime. Perfect for picky eaters or cats who enjoy a satisfying crunch, Icelandic+ Herring Whole Fish Cat Treats deliver flavor, texture, and complete natural goodness.

Ingredients:

•  Herring

Calories Content:

• 4400 kcal per kg
• 124.7 kcal per oz

Guaranteed Analysis:

• Crude Protein (Min) 58.8%
• Crude Fat (Min) 28.5%
• Crude Fiber (Max) 0.26%
• Moisture (Max) 7.99%
• Ash (Max) 6.47
• Omega-3 Fatty Acids (MIN) 6.08%
• Taurine (Max) 0.29%

• Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and moisture.
• Maintain hand hygiene before and after handling treats.
• Avoid feeding if your cat is allergic or sensitive to fish.
• Monitor for adverse reactions such as vomiting or diarrhea; discontinue if symptoms occur.
• Not suitable for other animals.
• Remove small pieces or fragments to avoid choking hazards.

• Offer as an occasional treat or reward, not a meal replacement.
• Adjust the quantity based on your cat’s size, age, and overall diet.
• Break into smaller pieces for kittens or senior cats if needed.
• Ensure fresh water is available during treats.
• Consult your veterinarian prior to feeding if your cat has special dietary needs.