Temptations
Temptations MixUps Catnip Fever Flavor Crunchy and Soft Cat Treats
Organic & health score
Worth a closer look
5 ingredients in this product are debated. None of this is a verdict on safety — it's what to ask your vet about.
Chicken by-product meal
Nutritionally it can be fine (organs are nutrient-dense), but the exact mix isn't disclosed and varies batch to batch, so quality is unpredictable.
Animal digest
The source animal is never specified and it signals a formula relying on flavour coating rather than palatable ingredients.
Meat by-products
The word 'meat' without naming a species means the source can change between batches. Named by-products (chicken, beef) are a clear step up.
Artificial colours
Pets are effectively colour-blind to these distinctions — the dye exists to appeal to the human buying it. Some have been linked to hyperactivity in children and offer zero nutritional benefit.
Unnamed animal fat
Because the species isn't named, the source can change batch to batch — a problem if your pet has a protein allergy.
What's actually in it
Tap any ingredient for a plain-English explanation. Highlighted ones are worth a closer look.
Better-scoring alternatives
Same pet, same format, higher score.
Wellness Complete Health Grain-Free Deboned Chicken & Chicken Meal Dry Cat Food
Tiki Cat Born Carnivore Deboned Chicken & Egg Recipe Dry Cat Food
