One of those pixie-dust moments—just as guilty to share with your feline roommate—is when cats will gaze up at you with their laser-like eyes, knowing that they’re thinking about cat treats. A journey filled with fun, mayhem, and most importantly, love is what homemade cat treats are all about. Here it is: some purr-fect goodies! Hold your whisk. Has a cat ever said, “Hey, Roger, do you have any snacks?” to you? It’s unlikely, but wouldn’t it be amazing if they could? – our website

Let’s start with the traditional: tuna bites, and then explore the tastes they are craving. Imagine biting into a donut that is both delicious and slightly spooky. That’s your cat’s version of tuna bits without the sprinkles! Simply combine some oat flour with a can of tuna in oil, form into tiny bits, and bake for ten minutes at 350°F. Watch your pet devour them with a “I’ve just won the lottery” type of glee after you serve them.

” To the furballs that hate swimming yet salivate over fish: salmon, crackers, etc. You mean canned fish on a crunchy adventure? Yes, indeed! Combine canned salmon, catnip, egg, and a small amount of olive oil. Cut the dough into little squares, roll it out as you were making an old-fashioned pizza, and bake it. The chaos caused by their increasing excitement over the following ten minutes is definitely worth the treat.

What about chicken? Regarding chicken, cats are tiny devils. Chicken jerky is therefore necessary! However, we’re performing elegant jerky. Cut the breast of chicken thin, like you would for the feline equivalent of a five-course meal. These are as excellent for days as having a bowl of potato chips on hand on a game night. Take those pieces and bake them in a very slow oven set to 200°F until they are crispy. Your cat will worship you till dinner, at the very least.