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Webbox Cheese Pocketfuls Cat Treats 60g
Treat your furry friend to a flavour‑packed snack with Webbox Cheese Pocketfuls Cat Treats 60g, a crunchy, cheese‑infused delight that cats can’t resist. These cheese‑flavoured cat treats combine two tasty textures to create a fun and rewarding snacking experience for cats and kittens alike.
Perfect for indoor cats and kitten‑friendly snacking, Webbox Pocketfuls are ideal as a reward treat during training, a bonding snack during playtime, or a little everyday pick‑me‑up. Each treat is crafted with added Taurine and enriched with Vitamins A, D & E to support overall wellbeing, including eye health, immune function, and healthy skin and coat.
These Pocketfuls contain no added sugar and no nasties (no artificial colours or flavours), making them a tasty, guilt‑free choice for pet parents. The crunchy texture also helps satisfy natural chewing instincts and adds an extra sensory element to treat time.
Whether you’re popping them into a treat puzzle for independent play or using them to reward good behaviour, these cheese cat treats bring joy to everyday moments and encourage positive routines.
Plus, enjoy free delivery on orders over £40, perfect for stocking up on treats, toys, and essentials for your beloved cat or kitten.
| Crude Protein: | 31% |
| Crude Fat: | 20% |
| Crude Fibre: | 1.5% |
| Crude Ash: | 5% |
| Calorie Content: | 419 kcal per 100g |
Cereals, Meat and Animal Derivatives, Oils and Fats,
Vegetable Protein Extracts, Milk and Milk Derivatives (Cheese Powder 4%), Derivatives of Vegetable Origin, Minerals
Additives (per kg) Nutritional Additives: Vitamin A 9000 IU, Vitamin D3 630 IU, Vitamin E 90 mg, Taurine 1000 mg
For kittens, feed up to 6 treats per day. For adult cats, feed up to 20 treats per day. Feed as a treat or reward any time, reducing the main meal accordingly and adjusting feeding amounts to suit the individual cat. Our scrummy treats should be given as part of a balanced diet to keep your cat happy and healthy.
