Meowijuana Crunchie Munchie Chicken Catnip Cat Treats, 3 oz.

My cat drives me absolutely crazy over these treats! I actually wish I never gave them to her in the first place. Lol. She’s usually so finicky and picky, she never likes anything but she can’t get enough of these. She knows where I keep them and she now opens the cabinet door and drags a bag out and over to me. Then she just meows at me until I break down and finally give in and give her some. I had to start hiding them from her.

After years of snubbing every treat out there, my 19 yr. old cat went crazy over the Crunchie Munchie. Now she drives me crazy begging for treats. I believe they would make a excellent training tool.

I purchased these treats for my cat as a Christmas gift. However, my cat was not interested AT ALL. I even offered them to the outside cats I feed, who also turned their little noses up at these treats. I was very surprised and highly disappointed.

She ate one and refused to eat another

My cat is 5 and was diagnosed with cancer in his spine. I have given him these treats and no pain meds they are great

Or so my cat tells me, and he is a treat snob.

Our cats absolutely Love them!😻 😻

My cats do like the flavor of these as much as their regular treats, Temptations. These are also pretty much the same in terms of calories and nutritional value and even look the same--both are crunchy on the outside with soft flavoring inside and have pieces that are exactly the same size and shape. But the gimmicky nature of these treats turns me off even if my cats do like the flavor.The company that makes these is named Meowijuana which suggests these treats will give your cat a buzz. On the front of the packaging it says: 1) Cats Go Wow, 2) Savory, Delicious Chicken Flavor Treat, 3) Catnip and Valerian Root Flavored Centers."Cats Go Wow" would be fine referring to great flavor but the intention clearly is to infer cats will get a buzz from eating these treats. "Savory, Delicious Chicken Flavor Cat Treat" is the kind of wording you expect on a package of cat treats but below that it says "Catnip and Valerian Root Flavored Centers" which is the part that I have problems with for more than one reason.To get the obvious out of the way first--cats get a buzz from the aroma of catnip and sniffing the root--not from eating it so anyone who buys these thinking their cat will actually go wild because of the catnip inside is going to be disappointed. I think the packaging is intentionally misleading but that's a minor concern for me compared with the part about valerian root flavor.Valerian root is a natural sedative that's been taken in the west to reduce anxiety and aid sleep since the eighteenth century and in China where it was originally grown for much longer. Valerian root works so well it's probably the most dangerous over the counter supplement you can buy--it interacts with sleeping pills, antidepressants, blood pressure medication, erectile dysfunction medication, and some types of anesthesia. Since valerian has a cumulative effect and apparently stays in the body when you use it every day not taking valerian the night before surgery won't necessarily be enough to prevent it from interacting with anesthesia.The use of valerian root in these cat treats is a big red flag for me.These treats claim to be valerian flavored but valerian has never been used as a seasoning or spice to enhance the taste of food and even though it's natural and unregulated valerian is the equivalent of a pharmaceutical drug. There are a whole lot of claims about valerian being safe and effective for cats but I couldn't find scientific research anywhere that actually supports those claims.The amount of valerian in each treat is not listed on the package making it safe to assume that the content varies from piece to piece. Interaction between valerian and prescription drugs has sent people to the emergency room so treating it like something safe and innocuous as catnip is probably not such a good idea.Meowijuana Crunchie Munchie - Chicken Treats might be perfectly safe but since they are pretty much Temptation Cat Treats that have been drugged I'm not sure why anyone who loves their cats would even want to take the chance.

The good stuff, but ... for my neighbours cat,because it seems that my fluff doesn't like catnip that much, every time I put her,she was eating only 1,and after that was playing with her treats, but on the other hand my neighbours cat loves itYou will never know until you try

One packet for this price is ridiculous. I understood that it was 8 in line with other retailers. We will not buy again ,and we only did this time as they were desperatly needed.I have not tasted the product but my cat approves which is something.!!

Over priced just a bit... plus my fluffy cat wouldnt even eat 1.. and neighbours short haired ginger eating machine wouldnt eat any.. clearly not great purchase..

The product took a while to arrive due to COVID-19, but the seller was excellent with communication throughout and very pleasant to deal with. Definitely the best customer service I have experienced during this period of delayed shipping. When the product arrived, my cat must have been able to smell it even though the packaging because he was VERY excited for me to tear it open. He's been happily chomping down the treats ever since! I also bought catnip from this brand and he's very keen on that. Would recommend for any pet owners who's cat loves catnip!

Tengo un severo conflicto con este producto!!! Hay 4 gatos viviendo en esta casa y ninguno lo probó!!