Webbox Lick-e-Lix Yogurt & Chicken Cat Treats

Product Overview

Webbox Lick-e-Lix Yogurt & Chicken Cat Treats are smooth and creamy lickable treats specially made for cats. Combining the delicious taste of chicken with a creamy yogurt flavour, they provide a tasty way to add variety and enjoyment to your cat's daily routine.

The soft, creamy texture makes these treats easy for cats to lick and enjoy. They can be served directly as a treat, offered in a clean dish, or used as a delicious topping over your cat's regular food.

Lick-e-Lix is a complementary treat, so it should be offered alongside a complete and balanced cat food rather than used as a replacement for everyday nutrition.

Key Benefits

• Delicious yogurt and chicken flavour

• Smooth, creamy and lickable texture

• Specially designed for cats

• Easy and convenient to serve

• Suitable as an occasional reward

• Can be served directly or as a food topper

• Adds variety to everyday feeding

• Ideal for bonding and rewarding

• Convenient individual portion format

• No preparation required

Product Details

Delicious Yogurt & Chicken Combination

The combination of chicken and yogurt creates a tasty and creamy flavour that can provide cats with an enjoyable alternative to traditional crunchy treats.

Chicken provides a familiar savoury flavour, while the yogurt element adds a creamy character to the treat, making it suitable for cats that enjoy soft and lickable snacks.

Smooth & Creamy Texture

The creamy consistency allows cats to enjoy the treat by licking it directly. This makes Lick-e-Lix a convenient option for owners looking to offer something different from dry biscuits, crunchy treats or traditional chewable snacks.

The soft texture also makes it easy to serve in different ways depending on your cat's preference.

Versatile Serving Options

Webbox Lick-e-Lix Yogurt & Chicken can be enjoyed in several convenient ways:

• Serve directly from the sachet

• Place into a clean feeding dish

• Use as a tasty topper over dry cat food

• Add to your cat's regular wet food

• Offer as an occasional reward

• Use during bonding and positive interaction

Always serve on a clean surface and follow the manufacturer's instructions on the packaging.

Ideal for Treat Time & Bonding

Treat time can be a simple way to build positive interaction between you and your cat. Lick-e-Lix can be offered during quiet bonding moments, after grooming, following playtime or as an occasional reward.

The convenient lickable format makes serving quick and easy without requiring preparation.

Feeding Guide

Feed Webbox Lick-e-Lix Yogurt & Chicken as a complementary treat alongside your cat's complete and balanced main food.

Treats should be given in moderation and should not replace your cat's normal complete diet.

Adjust your cat's overall daily food intake when appropriate to account for treats.

Always provide fresh, clean drinking water.

Food Introduction

When introducing this treat for the first time:

• Offer a small amount initially.

• Allow your cat to become familiar with the new flavour and texture.

• Observe acceptance and digestive tolerance.

• Introduce it gradually into the normal treat routine.

• Avoid excessive treat feeding.

Continue feeding a complete and balanced diet appropriate for your cat's life stage.

Storage Instructions

• Store unopened treats in a cool, dry place.

• Keep away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.

• Keep sachets sealed until ready to use.

• Use opened portions according to the manufacturer's packaging instructions.

• Protect the product from moisture and contamination.

• Check the best-before date before feeding.

• Do not use damaged, leaking or compromised packaging.

Important Feeding Information

Webbox Lick-e-Lix Yogurt & Chicken Cat Treats are complementary treats and should not be used as a replacement for a complete and balanced cat food.

• Feed in moderation.

• Follow the manufacturer's serving recommendations on the current packaging.

• Always provide fresh drinking water.

• Monitor your cat's overall daily food and treat intake.

• Introduce new treats gradually.

• Cats with known food sensitivities or specific dietary requirements should receive appropriate veterinary guidance before new treats are introduced.