COACHIES Cat Treats Tuna, 65g - Joint Mobility

I have 2 black tomcats (brothers) - this could have been written by either one of them:-On a wet Saturday afternoon in winter, there's not a lot of things more pleasurable than trying to murder your brother. The sneaky, food nicking, bed stealing, manky bundle of black fur who keeps running to Her complaining that I've just raided the dirt tray while he was in it/cuffed him round the ear/jumped on him when he was asleep/pushed him off the fence/sat blocking the catflap so he can't get in - delete as applicable.However, Coachies Cat Treats are one of the things that are better than fratricide. We both liked these very much. They're smelly and crunchy and because we thought they were so great, we sat quietly side by side, looking up expectantly until the packet was empty. I even resisted the temptation to bite his bum while he was bent over scoffing. She had to go and order another couple of packets straight away, because although they are pricey unexpected peace reigned in the Skeadugengan household for an entire afternoon.PS: The ability to reseal the packet is about as much use as the ability to reseal a bag of Minstrels. Its a good seal, but once they're open, they're not hanging about for long.

Theses are the best cat treats I've ever found and have had cats for 16 years.They seem to not effect my cat's sensitive bowels adversely and the marmitey /yeasty flavour is irresistable to him. They are protein rich rather than very cereal heavy.I can use them to help remove nasty after tastes from meds and also to spur him into eating his medicated meals.And best of all, it is the only treat that motivates him to use his treat ball. Fantastic.

Purrfect treat

My cat loves them

My fussy cat's favourite treat! They're slightly moist or soft which she seems to love :)

cat love these

First of all the ingredients listed on the actual packet differ from those listed in the product description and read as follows:-Wheat Flour, Liver Digest, Vegetable Oil, Dried Chicken Liver, Gelatine, Tuna Meal (4%), Shrimp Meal, Rice, Whey Powder, Minerals, Yeast, Rosemary Extract.The typical analysis listing is also incorrect in the product description and reads as follows on the packet:-Protein 27%, Fat Content 20% (Omega3 13,500 mg/kg, Omega6 36,000mg/kg), Crude Ash 7%, Crude Fibre 0.5%.I would therefore be more inclined to believe the actual packet rather than the product description.Anyway both of my cats love these treats and have chomped them down each time we have given them to them. I would definitely give them both these Coachies treats again however at £3.49 a small 65g packet they would have to drop significantly in price for me to choose these over my normal cheaper W branded treats. The treats do boast added joint mobility but they would need long term use for me to confirm that fact with my two cats. Very nice treats that both of mine loved and would recommend them.

Our domestic long-haired Puss is quite a fussy eater, turning her nose up at standard Whiskers cat food and even at Morisson's own brand cat treats. I therefore awaited her verdict on Coachies with interest.On first opening the pack, I immediately noticed that these have quite a strong aroma - unlike Dreamies for example. Well, I dropped a few into her bowl and she sniffed them a bit suspiciously at first before tucking in quite happily and finishing them all.Perhaps not quite the obvious relish with which she devours Dreamies or Temptations, but she still clearly enjoyed her first taste of Coachies.As for the claims regarding improvements to joints, skin and coat, I cannot comment on that after just one pack, but these do seem to be healthier overall than some rival treats.On the negative side, they are rather expensive, costing significantly more than rival brands of cat treats. Would I buy them again? Yes probably, but to make a regular customer out of me, Coachies would need to drop their price a little bit!