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bursts cat treats

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Sheba Meaty Tender Sticks with Chicken Jerky Cat Treats - 0.7oz/5ct

$1.99($2.84/ounce)

Friskies Party Mix Canister with Chicken, Liver & Turkey Cat Treats - 30oz

Freeze-Dried Cat Treats Chicken Flavor - 2oz - Kindfull™

$8.99($4.50/ounce)

Temptations Puree with Chicken Flavor Squeezable Lickable Cat Treats

$8.39 - $11.79

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Friskies All Ages Seafood Flavor Crunchy Cat Treats - 6oz

$3.49($0.58/ounce)

Inaba Churu Halloween Tuna Flavor Lickable Cat Treats - 4oz/8ct

Inaba Churu Salmon Flavor Variety Pack Lickable Cat Treats - 10oz/20ct

$11.59($1.16/ounce)

Blue Buffalo Stix Natural Soft-Moist Dog Treats with Beef Recipe - 5oz

$4.99($1.00/ounce)

Sheba Chicken Flavor Value Pack Meaty Cat Treat Sticks - 2.11oz/15ct

Greenies Smartbites Healthy Tuna Flavor Indoor Cat Treats

$3.29 - $5.79

Bonkers Nibble Sticks Chicken Flavor Cat Chewy Treats - 5pk

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Bursts-style cat treats have two textures: a crunchy outer shell and a creamy center.

The Bursts-style treats feature savory poultry and meat flavors—most commonly chicken and chicken liver—and some varieties include beef.

Product details list these Bursts-style treats as suitable for all life stages and for cats of all sizes.

Store treats in a dry place; some listings note a resealable stay-fresh pouch to keep treats fresh between uses.

Product details indicate recipes begin with real poultry: some list real chicken liver as the first ingredient, while others list real chicken first.

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