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A liquid treat can be handy for a cat that doesn't drink much, is a fussy eater, or enjoys being rewarded by hand. However, not every pack of INABA Churu cat treats offers the same choice. Differences in moisture content, calories, ingredients and portion size determine whether a treat suits your cat and your daily routine.
Churu products are described in the product information as complementary pet food. This means they are intended as a treat, topping or supplement, and not as a replacement for complete cat food. So, continue to serve main meals as usual and count treats as part of the daily allowance.
Terms like “hydrating”, “grain-free” or “low-calorie” only mean something when you check the analytical constituents. According to INABA's product information, different Churu varieties contain approximately 90.5% to 91% moisture and often 6 calories per portion. However, the composition can vary by flavour and multipack.
Claims about, for example, skin and coat should also be read carefully. According to INABA's own product information, the Skin & Coat multipack contains fish oil, vitamin E, and omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. That is product information about the composition, not a medical guarantee or proven effect.
A pack of 50 sticks can be good value for daily use, but less practical if your cat only accepts one flavour. If in doubt, start with a smaller pack of 20 pieces or a variety pack with multiple flavours. Also check the size: some sticks contain 12 grams, others 14 grams.
For cats that don't drink much from their water bowl, a hydrating cat treat with a high moisture content can be a practical addition. The INABA Churu varieties in this selection contain approximately 90.5% to 91% moisture according to the product specifications. The Fun Bites and Broth varieties even state 93% moisture.
That doesn't mean a treat replaces water. Always provide fresh drinking water. Also look at the calories per portion. Various Churu products state 6 calories per stick, which is lower than many dry cat treats. Still, don't give unlimited amounts: the recommendation on the pack and the total daily food intake remain the guide.
Check whether your cat responds better to chicken, tuna or a combination. Examples include:
A short ingredients list makes comparison easier. In the product information of some Churu sticks, for example, you'll find chicken or tuna, water or broth, minerals and vitamins. Other varieties contain ingredients such as tapioca starch, oil or thickeners.
You can give a liquid cat treat in several ways:
Don't automatically use Churu to hide medication. Some medicines should not be mixed with food. If in doubt, ask your vet for advice and check that your cat eats the full dose of medication.
After opening, a stick should generally be used immediately according to the product information. For varieties that need to be chilled, it often states that you should store the remainder sealed in the fridge and use within 24 hours. Always follow the label on your pack.
Why this fits the profile: A pack of 20 sticks is manageable when you first want to find out if your cat likes chicken. According to the product information, each stick contains 14 grams and approximately 91% moisture.
The smaller pack reduces the risk of buying a large stock before you know your cat's flavour preference and daily portion.
Chicken as the main variety, 20 sticks and a high stated moisture content. According to the product information, the treat is grain-free and suitable as a topping or reward.
Why this fits the profile: This multipack combines two chicken varieties and is intended for adult cats. According to INABA's own product information, the treat contains 30% chicken, fish oil, vitamin E and 86% moisture.
The product information states the moisture content and composition more clearly than a standalone marketing term. This allows you to compare ingredients and portion size more easily against other varieties.
20 sticks, two chicken varieties and a grain-free composition according to the product description. The soft texture works as a hand-fed reward or topping.
Why this fits the profile: The large multipack is practical for households that give treats daily, have multiple cats, or want to alternate between chicken and tuna.
The pack states different flavour combinations and a portion of 12 grams per tube. This allows you to estimate the stock and daily amount in advance.
50 tubes, chicken and tuna varieties, approximately 91% moisture and, according to the product information, 6 calories per treat. Can be used as a topping or with medication, provided this is permitted with the specific medicine.
We've put together a full, up-to-date list of products that fully meet these strict selection criteria and comply with current European safety regulations.
The sticks contain a lot of moisture according to the product specifications, usually around 90.5% to 93%. This means they can be a moist addition to the daily routine. They do not replace drinking water or complete nutrition. Always provide a clean water bowl.
This varies by variety, body weight, age, activity level and main food. Product information states for different varieties approximately 1 to 4 sticks per day, depending on weight. Ideally, keep treats within the recommended proportion of daily calorie intake and don't adjust the main meal without advice.
Some cats accept medication more easily when it's mixed into a small amount of liquid treat. First check with your vet whether the medicine can be given with food. Use only enough treat for the full dose to be eaten and store any opened leftovers according to the label.
