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L'il Bites 
Wee Little Digestible Factoids, Snippets,
and Insights About Cat Nutrition

L'il Bite of the Day - Treats

8/14/2013

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The healthiest cat treats are those that have no carbohydrates added to them. Freeze-dried meats without added colors, flavors, or salt are a great choice.


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