Tuna and pollack, with pumpkin and blueberry.
Seven Kidneys sticks.
KIKIThe gold one. I didn't need to see the others.
"If I pull it away while feeding it he will take his paw and pull it back to him."Joannie C. · Kidneys Pouch
Two fish, a vegetable and a fruit, made into a creamy squeeze. Then two added nutrients for the gold stick.
Tuna
Pollack
Pumpkin
BlueberryLEOBowls are fine. Hand delivery is better.
Ingredients: Water, Tuna, Pollack, Tapioca Starch, Pumpkin, Blueberry, Vitamin E Supplement, Fish Oil.
Calories: 11.6 kcal per 15 g stick (770 kcal ME/kg). Refrigerate after opening and serve immediately. For intermittent or supplemental feeding only.
Leo and Kiki suit up to help seven pets, one for each color in the pouch.
KIKII did all my own stunts.KIKII read all of these. Leo looked at the pictures.
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Tuna, pollack, pumpkin and blueberry, with added fish oil and vitamin E. The pouch holds 7 sticks, the box holds 20, and the Grab & Go holds 49.
Both, from 12 months old.
It depends on their weight: 1 stick for cats under 7 lb and dogs under 9 lb, 2 for cats 7–13 lb and dogs 9–18 lb, 3 for cats 14–22 lb and dogs 19–26 lb, and 4 above that. It's a general guide for pets 12 months and older, so adjust for their activity and needs.
Refrigerate after opening and serve immediately.
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The Variety Pouch, two Total Balance Jumbo sticks and two Berry Good Milks in one box.
KIKIWe read every single one. Twice.Overall rating: 4.8173914 / 5 from 115 reviews.
Squeeze Vita Stick Kidneys Pouch offers creamy treats with nutrients to support renal function, kidney cells, and energy production. Customers appreciate the clean ingredients and the fact that their pets love the flavors.
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"Our neighbor gifted us a box of the kidney support sticks. Ever since the first bite my cat will walk around the house knocking things over, scratching on furniture and rubbing on my legs until I get him a Vita stick. If I pull it away while feeding it he will take his paw and pull it back to him. He absolutely loves these!"
"These squeeze treats have been a huge help for my sick cat. He hasn�t had much interest in food lately, but this is one of the only things he consistently shows interest in and willingly eats. The texture is smooth and easy for him to lick, and the tube format makes it simple to hand feed or encourage eating. It�s been comforting finding something he actually seems excited about during a difficult time. The treats also seem easy on his stomach, and the portion size works well for giving a little at a time throughout the day. Pros: * My cat willingly eats them * Easy to hand feed * Smooth texture * Helpful for cats with low appetite Cons: * None so far Overall, these have been one of the most successful treats I�ve tried for encouraging my sick cat to eat, and I�m very thankful to have found them."
"My cat and dogs love this! I enjoy the fact that they both can share this and it�s not bad for one or the other. My cat likes to go to my dogs food plates when feeding him so I don�t have to worry about it being bad for him. I have picky dog eaters and these have helped with them eating their food. I also buy the one for liver and heart. There is a very fishy smell, so if you are sensitive to fish smell, be warned."
"My cat has renal issues and has to have regular IV treatments. Licking a Choolip as I squeeze it is the only thing that holds her still long enough for the treatment to finish. She LOVES them. We tried the more well-known brand and she wasn�t interested. It�s these kidney-friendly Choolip treats or nothing."
"This is a really good item if you have a picky dog who won't eat unless there is some kind of topper on food. It has a very pungent smell (warning there) that will entice the dog (esp if the dog likes fish) to come over to the bowl to ck it out. Mix it in the food or just leave it squeezed on top. Would buy again. A+++++"
"My super senior kitty who has chronic kidney disease really enjoys these treats. My cat can be a bit of a picky eater but he was very eager to get a taste. I like how this treat is good for him with his medical issues and he loves the taste so it is a win win! It can be a bit pricey compared to other lickable treats but I think it is worth it."
"My cat is very ill and has always been a fussy eater but she loves the Choolip sticks. I mix with a bit of her dry food and she can�t get enough. It�s helping her keep her weight up. Thank you"
"Cat is very eager to eat these. He is even eager to eat these when his appetite is not strong enough for him to eat his normal food."
"My 18 y.o. cat with CKD loves these treats. I am glad there's another choice for him in addition to the other renal-friendly food/treats I find for him!"
"Our 10 year old husky loves these treats! We wish we could give him some he suggested amount but these are expensive so unfortunately we are unable to."
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