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Webbox Lick-e-Lix are delicious treats for cats which can be fed on their own or put on top of their food to make it more enticing. The yoghurt-like consistency will be lapped up by your cat and is sure to eat anything you cover it over. The Salmon variety comes with added Omega 3 & 6 and the Chicken variety with Zinc.
Composition
Chicken
Meat and animal derivatives (4% chicken), derivatives of vegetable origin, milk and milk derivatives.
Salmon
Meat and animal derivatives, fish and fish derivatives (4% Salmon), derivatives of vegetable origin, milk and milk derivatives.
Additives
Chicken
Zinc - 20mg per kg.
Salmon
Omega 3 - 200mg per kg.
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He loves all his treats. He is a typical boy
Customer recommends this product
Its a nice handy treat for my cats, just enough in 1 tube
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These are excellent for interaction with your furry friends. My cats hold onto my hand while devouring them. As if to say don't you dare take it away from me. They simply can't get enough of them.
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Tasty alternative treat for my cat
Customer recommends this product
This is so useful for mixing her joint supplements - bowl is always licked clean.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Webbox Lick-e-Lix Cat Treats, including answers from our team.
Mrs Rowlands
Can I give my cat who has stage 3/4 ckd lick-e-lix treats , if so how many a day
can she have
She is on Pronefra
And needs to put on weight
Loves the treats
But is it ok for her
Many thanks
Mrs Rowlands
Lick-e-Lix treats can be given to cats with CKD like your cat on Pronefra, but it’s important to feed them in moderation due to their ingredients and calorie content. Since your cat is in stage 3/4 CKD and needs to gain weight, small amounts can be a tasty supplement. I recommend discussing the exact amount with your vet to ensure it fits safely into her overall diet and health plan.
Joanne Duck
Hi
Can you freeze these?
Hello,
Thank you for your question.
These are not suitable for freezing,
VioVet.
Carl S
Our cats is on medicines for struvite crystals and bladder/urethral spasm.
Would it be safe to mix his dantrolene and hypovase drugs into the lick-e-lix? Our cat really struggles taking these meds as they are human drugs and come in large capsules.
As long as these are used just to give the medication and make up just a small proportion of the total diet, they should not upset things at all. I would recommend you encourage your cat to drink plenty. It is best to use just moist food, never dried, and offer drinking water in odd places around the house, such as a glass placed on a windowsill or wherever your cat tends to go. Cats like to drink from different places on their journey around their territory. The more dilute the urine your cat produces, the better it is for crystals and other urinary problems. More liquid going in means more liquid going out, which is a good thing.
