Halo Liv A Little Treats

[mainecoonpeg]

I was wondering about these treats which are dehydrated chicken.  I think they come in other flavors, but my vet only has the chicken. 
Anyone have any success with these?
Any opinions on whether or not they are good?
Does anyone use them and would you be kind enough to share your experiences?

Thank you and I do truly appreciate this forum
mainecoonpeg

[GreyGhost]

I haven't used them myself but I have had a couple people tell me they are a hit.

[Perseus]

Peg, let me know if you did try them and if they were well received.  I'm thinking of starting to use a treat for my kittens, and would consider this one.  I need something to use to convince them that there is a right and a wrong in this world.

[mainecoonpeg]

These are the only cat treats that my wonderful Angel of a vet sells in her office and recommends.
Picked up a jar and the minute I opened them all 6 cats, one of whom is pretty arthritic, came a running

Almost lost my finger tips!!!

I also took and placed some of the powder that settles at the bottom of the jar on their food and we had sunshine plates.  My gang eats no dry at all as I have one cat newly diagnosed with Interstitial Cystitis.  I have sprinkled some over their NV Instinct canned and some over their Wellness canned and boy are they happy.

One thing though.  Once you open the little jug, make sure you refrigerate it.  The package says to do that, But I almost missed it.  I am planning to try the Beef flavor too.

[GreyGhost]

Its a hit. Thats great. Another treat can feed safely.

[Perseus]

Thanks, Peg, I will definitely try them now with your recommendation.  Did you buy them online, and if so, where?  That's a great idea about the "crumbs", perfect to sprinkle over their wet food.

Thanks again, and I'll make sure we refrigerate it!

[mainecoonpeg]

Actually, they are a little pricey but worth it.
I am in NY and my vet has the best price around for them.

Something I found though that might interest folks and I may just try this site myself...............

http://www.thecatconnection.com/page/TCC/PROD/TRT-0182/

These folks offer 6 and 12 packs and also variety packs.

[GreyGhost]

I am going to pick some up tomorrow too.

[GreyGhost]

Maybe this will be of help if you have to order online

http://www.mysimon.com/9015-10992_8-29570846.html

[Perseus]

Thanks, Peg, Bonkers said she's tried the lamb and chicken for her kitties and they liked them.  I'm going to order this weekend!  

[Therese]

I may have to get some of these! The past few months I haven't been giving my dog Lydia very much at all in the way of carbs due to her cancer. She's been getting cheese and eggs as treats but this would give her a bit more variety. She's in remission now, but I want to hold off on adding too many carbs for a while yet.

[GreyGhost]

Excellent to stay away from carbs. You might be interested in the post I posted about Bio-Preparation. I talked with the doctor that lectures on it and wrote the book about the doctor that invented it. He's easily available and if you call or email him your dogs history he will give you an exact dosage recommendation. After curing Misty's mast cell cancer holistically with neoplasene I researched to find the best thing to give her to keep it from coming back and keep her more healthy. She gets one a day and is on natures Variety Raw diet.

Here the link for Bio Preparation:
http://www.biopreparation.us/e-products.htm