Cat Treats

Some years ago, cats developed a negative response to an unknown food. It was assumed to be a food reaction in particular relating to imported food. It was decided, that as a precaution, cats should not be fed any food that had been treated with a standard biosecurity process of irradiation.

Most imported and exported foodstuffs are irradiated to destroy dangerous or spoilage bacteria that could harm humans or spoil the produce. 

As such, a precautionary ruling from Australian Quarantine has made "Do Not Feed to Cats" a requirement on packaging of product that has had this treatment. 

None of our products are imported or go through this process, and therefore, any of our products are suitable for cats; We specifically prepare smaller products for our cats, as (A) they are often fussy and we want to test them out first,  (B) they are generally smaller than the woofier friends, and so don't eat as much and (C) don't need to be distracted from nuisance activities when left alone, like excessive barking.