Cats are obligate carnivores. They don’t just prefer meat — they NEED it to survive. Yet most commercial cat treats in India are loaded with grains, sugar, artificial colors, and “meat by-products” that no self-respecting cat should eat. Your cat deserves better.
Every treat on this page is single-ingredient, dehydrated real meat or fish. No fillers, no preservatives, no mystery ingredients. Just protein — exactly what your cat’s biology demands.
Fish Treats for Cats
Cats and fish are a natural pairing — and for good reason. Fish provides the omega-3 fatty acids, taurine, and high-quality protein that cats need for heart health, coat condition, and eye function.
Dehydrated Sardines — Rs.350+
Wild-caught sardines, slowly dehydrated. Crunchy, aromatic, and irresistible to cats. Rich in omega-3 and calcium (from the tiny edible bones). Cat feeding guide: 1-2 sardines per day for adult cats. Break into smaller pieces for kittens (6+ months).
Dehydrated Anchovies — Rs.599 (100g)
Whole crunchy anchovies — the highest omega-3 concentration of any treat we make. Cats go absolutely wild for these. The crunch also helps with dental health. Cat feeding guide: 4-5 anchovies per day for adult cats. They’re small, so perfect for cats without breaking.
Dehydrated Bombay Duck (Bombil) — Rs.599 (100g)
A uniquely Indian fish treat. Light, airy, and crunchy with a strong fish aroma that cats find impossible to resist. Lower in calories than sardines, making it ideal for indoor cats. Cat feeding guide: 1-2 pieces per day.
Protein Treats for Cats
Dehydrated Whole Quail — Rs.249
A whole quail, dehydrated with bones intact (feathers removed). This is as close to a natural prey diet as you can get for a cat. Novel protein — excellent for cats with chicken or fish allergies. Cat feeding guide: Quarter to half a quail per day, depending on cat size. Supervise first time.
Dehydrated Chicken Heads — Rs.119 (5 pcs)
Whole-prey style treats with feathers for natural digestive fiber. The crunch provides dental stimulation. Cat feeding guide: Half a chicken head per day for most cats. These are rich, so start small.
Bone and Organ Boost — Rs.299
Mix of dehydrated chicken neck, heart, liver, and gizzard. This is nature’s multivitamin for cats — taurine from heart (essential for cats), iron from liver, calcium from neck bones. Cat feeding guide: 1-2 small pieces per day as a topper or treat.
Why Dehydrated Treats Beat Commercial Cat Treats
| Feature | Our Dehydrated Treats | Temptations / Whiskas Treats |
|---|---|---|
| First ingredient | Real fish or meat (100%) | “Chicken by-product meal” or “animal fat” |
| Sugar | 0% | Yes — added to make treats addictive |
| Artificial colors | None | Yellow 5, Red 40, Blue 2 |
| Protein | 60-80% | 25-30% |
| Taurine source | Naturally present in meat/fish | Synthetic taurine added |
| Preservatives | None — dehydration preserves naturally | BHA, BHT, mixed tocopherols |
Feeding Guide by Cat Size
| Cat Size | Weight | Daily Treat Allowance |
|---|---|---|
| Kitten (6+ months) | 1-3 kg | 1 sardine OR 2-3 anchovies OR half a small piece of organ boost |
| Small adult | 3-4 kg | 1-2 sardines OR 3-4 anchovies OR 1 piece bombil |
| Medium adult | 4-6 kg | 2 sardines OR 4-5 anchovies OR 1-2 pieces bombil |
| Large adult (Maine Coon etc.) | 6-8 kg | 2-3 sardines OR 5-6 anchovies OR quarter quail |
Treats should be maximum 10% of your cat’s daily caloric intake. These are supplements to a balanced diet, not meal replacements.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can kittens eat dehydrated treats?
Yes, from 6 months onwards. Start with small pieces of sardine or anchovy. Avoid hard chews like chicken heads until they have full adult teeth.
My cat has never eaten dehydrated treats. Will they like it?
Almost guaranteed. The dehydration process concentrates the natural meat/fish aroma, which is irresistible to cats. If your cat is hesitant, try anchovies first — the strong fish smell gets even picky cats interested.
Are these treats safe for cats with kidney issues?
Cats with kidney disease need controlled protein and phosphorus. Consult your vet before introducing high-protein treats. For healthy cats, these treats are excellent and species-appropriate.
Do you have cat-specific packaging?
Our treats work for both dogs and cats. The same single-ingredient quality, just adjust the portion size. Cats eat less — a single pack of sardines or anchovies will last a cat much longer than it would a dog.