Grain Free Cat Treats

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Grain Free Cat Treats products have an average rating of 4.3 / 5.0 from 218 reviews

Grain-Free Treats for Cats

Grain-free cat treats are treats that contain no grain or grain byproducts, such as barley, corn, oats, rice, rye, wheat. Grain-free cat treats have become increasingly popular as owners are looking to more 'natural' and 'ancestral' diet.

Pet Circle stocks a large number of grain-free cat treats in a variety of different flavours and textures. There will be a treat that will have even the fussiest feline begging for more.

Best grain-free treats for cats based on our customer reviews

Feline Natural Cat Treats Grain Free Healthy Beef Love it, give them as treats or sprinkled/mixed into wet food, love that it's 100% beef and nothing else, smells so good even I want to eat it.- ANNA
Balanced Life Cat Treats Salmon My cat loves everything edible but she seems to lean towards this treat more than others! It looks and smells like jerkies for cats.- KATE
Applaws Tuna Loin I give this to my cat as a treat and she loves it. Nothing left in her bowl after a few minutes. I only give these to her as a treat in addition to her normal diet. Have tried the Mackerel as well but she favours the Tuna. - ELAINE
Meat Mates Grain Free Cat Treat Lamb My two cats absolutely love these treats! The fact that they are ethically produced is an added bonus... obligate carnivores such as cats deserve ethical treats made from sustainable sources. - NM

Grain-free, natural cat treats, raw cat treats have gained popularity over the years as pet owners look for treat options believed to be more in-line with their cat's natural diet as obligate carnivores.

Grain-free treats for cats often contain high meat content like the Feline Natural cat treats and Natures Cuts Chicken Chews which offers an extremely tasty snack for your cat.` Food allergies to grains are not very common, but there are single protein options available for cats diagnosed with food allergies or food intolerances.

Treats are not intended to be fed as a sole diet, always follow the recommended feeding guide and monitor for weight gain.

Interested in finding out more about grain-free and natural diets? Check out our articles on Raw Pet Food: The Benefits and Risks and Natural food for cats. Just welcomed a new kitten to the family? Check out our New Kitten Guide for tips on nutrition, toilet training, health and more.

Author info: Dr Nicole du Plessis - Pet Circle In House Veterinarian