Bonkers Purrpops, Freeze Dried Chicken Flavor Lollipop Cat Treats, Healthy Single Ingredient Treats, Training Treats or Food Topper, for All Breeds and Ages, Value Pack (13 Pack, 52 Pieces)

These are magical! Bought them initially as I thought a kitty lollipop was just the cutest but now have to have a constant supply. Our 4 year old rescue boy who’s completely deaf took a while to find his feet with us. I put some of the progress we’ve made the past year down to these! He now comes onto my lap and looks me dead in the eyes every evening to demand his paw pop, two things I wasn’t sure he’d ever have the confidence to do. There are clearly delicious but they also provide a great bonding experience. Thank you to who ever came up with this! His brother might have a few licks but generally prefers dreamies so the lucky baby gets 2!

Purr pops are the biggest hit with our tortie girl. They’re not a huge hit with all my cats (they all like different treats), but one of my girls would give all the catnip in the world for these! I was glad to find a whole case of them for a good price. They do not upset her stomach (she only has one every few days or once a week, not daily), like some treats have. They don’t stink like some treats, and so when she ultimately makes a crumbly mess all over from eating it, it’s easy to clean up and doesn’t leave an odor. She bites these right off the stick, like she’s chomping on a lollipop. She has no issue with the size, and they must taste amazing because she loses her mind when we open one up for her! These are a fan favorite for sure!

My cat is a huge fan! While they’re literally just chicken that’s been freeze-dried in a heart shape on a lollipop stick, it’s nicely interactive with my cat, so that it brings us closer together than just dropping treats on the floor for her otherwise would. It’s sick, but they actually smell not too terrible, rather like cups of chicken ramen if I do say so myself. I only mention it bc so many cat foods and treats smell terrible, or turn your stomach when they smell vaguely of food but look like something the cat upchucked. These don’t bother me in that way. They actually don’t smell strong at all — the only reason I picked up on a smell was bc once, my cat was purring on my lap when I gave her one of these treats. Overall, they’re vastly lower calorie compared to the other treats that my cat seems to find high-value (if I remember correctly, they’re like 6 kcals a treat) and bc they’re packaged individually, they’ll last forever and a day, I’d imagine. I wouldn’t actually know how long they’d last simply bc they don’t last all that long in my house. I’m glad I got these for my cat, I’m a fan of the calories and she’s a fan of the flavor!

Our cats absolutely love these treats. They hear the rustle of the packet and come running. Good quality. Great size for a treat. Could be a little better on price.

My wife bought these to use with our rescue cat. Hand given teats help build good associations so, lickable treats are always welcome. The rescue cat loved them! She would politely lick lick lick away at one side then the other we could put it away then she would come back. Absolute success! Then there's the orange one. Its always the orange one. Our chicken obsessed orange and white girl cat felt the primal call of poultry in her bones and came to get hers. In cross over remake of jaws and the tootsie roll owl she licked it twice then chewed it off the stick in a single chomp. Still total success in our books as she will do anything for them so now we buy them by the case and also to share with cat friends so they can report back on how their cats like it.