Wet cat treat INABA Cat Churu Tidbits Tuna recipe — 3 x 12 g sachets

INABA Cat Churu Tidbits Tuna recipe is a wet cat treat sold as three individual 12 g sachets. Each single-serve pouch contains a smooth, tuna-flavoured paste formulated to be highly palatable and easily accepted by most cats. The product is intended as a snack, an appetiser to encourage eating, or a meal topper to add moisture and flavour to dry kibble. The compact sachets are designed for hand-feeding, mixing into food, or offering between meals for variety.

Advantages

These tuna-flavoured wet treats provide moisture and flavour in a small, single-portion format that helps control serving size and reduce waste. The smooth texture makes them suitable for hand-feeding and for cats with reduced appetite or picky eating habits. Individual sachets are convenient for travel and easy portioning, and the product can be used to mask or administer oral medications when mixed with the paste.

Suitable for

• Rewarding cats during training or social interaction
• Adding moisture and flavour to dry food to encourage eating
• Hand-feeding finicky or elderly cats with reduced appetite
• Using as a tasty topper for regular meals or as a small between-meal snack

Key specifications

• Format: wet treat in single-serve sachets
• Flavour: tuna
• Pack size: 3 sachets per pack
• Individual sachet weight: 12 g
• Texture: smooth paste suitable for hand-feeding and mixing
• Intended species: domestic cats

How to use

Open a sachet and offer the paste directly from your hand or squeeze it onto a plate. Use as a treat reward, to stimulate appetite before meals, or as a topper for dry food by mixing a small amount into the bowl. For medication masking, blend the required dose into the paste and ensure the cat consumes the full portion. Follow usual feeding guidelines for treats and monitor total daily calorie intake.

Recommendations

Store unopened sachets in a cool, dry place. Once opened, refrigerate any unused portion and use within 24 hours. Adjust treat frequency according to your cat’s weight, health condition, and overall diet to avoid excessive calorie intake. Consult a veterinarian if your cat has specific dietary restrictions or health concerns.