Merrick Cowboy Cookout Sausages for Dogs, (34 Count)

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After reading up on cat nutrition, we ordered some of this and another high-end brand. Our 2 young cat brothers are used to Nutro and Friskies wet food, which makes up 50% of their diet (the rest dry).

It looks similar in color and texture to ground beef, and is very sticky, like ground beef (but I'm guessing it's cooked).

catinfo.org said Cowboy Cookout is formulated to mimic real mouse. Well, must be working, because our one cat took a half-can-sized slab, and ran with it dangling from his mouth like a trophy as I chased him around the house. Amazingly the huge chunk didn't fall apart until I caught him and he started to struggle. He kept doing this, I had to break it up so it doesn't stick together. So two thumbs up from him.

The other cat wasn't a big fan, perhaps cause he's never had real beef (instead of beef byproducts?) he kept stopping and looking around for something better to eat. He eventually finished his half-can, but took about 10 minutes to do so (during which I have to fight off his brother from stealing it).

So make sure your cats like real beef, and the sticky consistency seems to make them take chunks from the bowl and eat it on the floor, which is messy. They don't do this with other wet foods. I will probably buy a chicken-based from Merrick next time.

Edit: Changed to 5 stars, cause the only downside is your cat may not like beef, and I noticed it's the only can I've seen that doesn't appear to have a plastic (BPA) liner bravo for that!

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This is my cat's FAVORITE flavor of food! When we first brought our cat into our home he was eating an all dry food diet. After plenty of research and disscusions we decided that we would rather him have a diet of wet food. Well as many people already know, switching a cat from dry food to wet food isn't always the easiest task. We tried with several flavors from Wellness (a brand similar to Merrick) but he just wasn't interested. Finally, we tried a can of Cowboy Cookout with him and he has never looked back since. This is a very healthy option and our cat goes crazy for it!!!

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I bought these because I LOVE Merrick and I wanted my girls to try everything that is good for them and delicious at the same!

This is the first time I bought Merrick treats although I've been buying raw hides and bones from them for years but thought I would give it a try since they looked like actual real sausages you would get an Italian deli and they do.

When we got the box in I opened it right up because I was way too excited for the girls to try their new treats and I have to say they already new what was coming for them because once I was handed that box from UPS they were glued on me.

They smell fantastic, taste great (for a dog treat), and they even look like the real deal except when you cut into them and the "meat" consistency you would be use to in a "human" sausage isn't there.

Anyhow for my Labrador a full piece is fine but for my Toy size Fox Terrier a whole piece is way too much so I have to cut it into pieces and store the rest for a later time. Unfortunately I did not think of putting it in the fridge after I opened the single pack and the next time I went to grab it, it was covered in mold! I store them in the pantry so (dry/cool place) and I just put the rest in a Ziploc bag and it went bad.

So if you plan on cutting pieces off make sure you put it in the fridge because a simple Ziploc bag won't do anything.

Either than that these are amazing both my girls wiggle none stop from being super happy!

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Very good stuff, didn't crumble apart. Make really good training treats. Even the cats liked them kept trying to steal them from the dogs.

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We have 3 pugs in the house and they all have different tastes. It's hard to find a treat they all agree upon that is also natural and not made with a bunch of garbage meat by-products, fillers, and chemicals. These do the trick quite nicely. My husband even put a couple on the grill for a minute while he was making our dinner as a treat.

I only wish the individually wrapped packages were easier to open. It's quite dangerous to get a knife or pair of scissors in there to open it up. I realize easy open packaging would only add to the cost of an already pricey dog treat, but since I'm paying this much already I'm ok for $1 more to not cut my fingers off in the process.