Cat Treat Recipes

Yes, in moderation! A spoonful of plain canned pumpkin (not pumpkin pie filling) can help with hairballs or constipation. It works well in lickable purées or soft bakes, and pairs nicely with Dinovite for digestive support

Steer clear of onions, garlic, dairy, added salt, artificial sweeteners (especially xylitol), chocolate, and essential oils. We’ve carefully selected all recipe ingredients to be cat-safe and functional, but always double-check your labels!

Some recipes may be suitable for kittens over 12 weeks old, especially softer textures. However, because kittens have different nutritional needs, we recommend checking with your vet before introducing any homemade treats.

Treats should make up no more than 10% of your cat’s daily calories. These recipes are meant to complement a complete diet—not replace it. With Dinovite included, you’re also supporting their gut health while keeping portions in check.

Yes! You can mix Dinovite into homemade treats, purées, or freeze it into lickable cubes. Just follow the recommended serving size based on your cat’s weight and avoid baking it at high temps to preserve probiotic benefits.

Gentle recipes with limited ingredients are your best bet. Look for options like the Salmon & Egg Soft Bites, which use simple proteins and are baked until just firm. Adding Dinovite for Cats provides targeted gut health support that can make digestion smoother.

Many cats are! If your cat turns their nose up at crunchy snacks, try our lickable purées like the Chicken & Liver Gut Health Purée. Smooth textures often mimic wet food and are easier to serve on a plate, spoon, or lick mat.

You can absolutely mix your pet’s daily Dinovite serving into a treat recipe—as long as it matches their recommended amount. Treats are a fun delivery method, but they shouldn’t result in extra doses unless advised by your vet.