Cat treat Inaba Foods Churu Varieties — chicken, 60 x 14 g tubes

Inaba Foods Churu Varieties — chicken, 60 x 14 g tubes is a wet cat treat sold as sixty single-serve 14 g tubes of chicken-flavoured puree. Each tube contains a ready-to-feed, smooth, lickable snack designed to be given directly from the tube, squeezed onto a plate, or used as a flavour topper for wet or dry food. The product is grain-free and formulated to be easily digestible for most adult cats, offering a convenient portion-controlled way to reward or interact with pets.

Advantages

The treat comes in single-serve tubes that make portion control simple and reduce waste. Its puree texture encourages licking, which can support bonding and interactive feeding. Being grain-free and free from hard pieces, the product is suitable for cats with texture sensitivities and can be used for training, rewarding, or increasing palatability of regular meals. The chicken flavour provides a familiar protein taste commonly accepted by cats.

Suitable for

• Rewarding and reinforcing training sessions
• Interactive feeding and hand-feeding to strengthen cat-owner interaction
• Adding flavour as a topper to wet or dry meals to increase appetite
• Singleserve portioning to avoid overfeeding and for travel or visits

Key specifications

• Format: 60 individual 14 g tubes of puree-style wet treat
• Primary flavour: chicken
• Texture: smooth, lickable puree
• Dietary attribute: grain-free
• Intended species: adult cats
• Usage options: direct feeding from tube, squeezed onto a plate, or as a food topper

How to use

Open a single tube and squeeze the desired amount directly for the cat to lick from your hand or onto a small dish. Use one tube as a single treat or divide a tube into smaller portions if needed for training or multiple short rewards. The puree can be added on top of wet or dry food to enhance palatability. Store unopened tubes in a cool, dry place and refrigerate any unused portion according to the package guidance.

Usage recommendations

Use as an occasional treat and account for treat calories within the cat’s daily food allowance. Monitor for any dietary sensitivities when introducing the treat for the first time and consult a veterinarian if your cat has specific medical or dietary needs.