They really liked these and as you can see Jack did his best to help himself to a few of them. No one else realized what was going on, but when they did they also enjoyed the treats.
I do appreciate that there are single-ingredient freeze-dried treats out there for my house carnivores. Yes, I could give them fresh meat as treats, but that is not an easy thing to do and it doesn't keep as well.
My human is a little squeamish about giving us rabbit too - but she still does occasionally. And I bet these are really tasty!
ReplyDeleteWe didn't know that URIs are deadly for rabbits! We don't get rabbit treats often, either, but the fest times we have, we have to admit we ate them right up. It looks like those were a big hit with the crew!
ReplyDeleteYes, my last rabbit Bri died with in twelve hours of her first symptom. Rabbits are pretty delicate when it comes to illness.
Deletemom thinks about that sometimes too....but it sure looks like the treats were enjoyed
ReplyDeleteThey were probably fascinated by this "new" kind of treat! I was curious about these but haven't ventured into freeze-dried rabbit yet.
ReplyDeleteWE haven't ventured into freeze dried yet either.
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I totally understand. When I was buying commercial ground raw food, the cats usually got chicken. Then one day I got the rabbit because, as you said, cats need a varied diet. Once they tried the rabbit, that was all they would eat. No more chicken or turkey. And of course the rabbit was the most expensive too...
ReplyDeleteThe mom kinda feels the same way as you about rabbit. But when she's given it to us, we really like it. Sorry Bugs! ;)
ReplyDeleteI don’t get rabbit to eat either. I got some to try awhile back and it wasn’t a hit. I’m glad—should I say that?—that your kitties liked it.
ReplyDeleteMaxwell: Uhhh, Aunt Connie, I guess I'd better not tell you I eat wabbit kibble...?
ReplyDeleteMy cats love rabbit - they'll even eat the dreaded pate style food if it is rabbit. I wish Stella and Chewy's did rabbit for cats in the freeze dried, but they'll settle for the Nature's Variety raw boost bits as treats. They don't like texture of Halo (but I haven't tried the rabbit since we don't carry the brand, they might go for that)
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