Farm to Pet Chicken Crumbles Cat Treats | Single Ingredient | Human-Grade | Made in USA

One ingredient. Every purr earned.

Cats are obligate carnivores — they need real animal protein to thrive, not filler-packed mystery treats. Farm to Pet Chicken Crumbles deliver exactly that: 100% human-grade chicken breast, gently dehydrated into crunchy, cat-sized morsels your feline simply can't resist. Nothing added. Nothing hidden. Just pure protein purr-fection.

Why you'll love it:

• 🐾 Single ingredient — 100% human-grade chicken breast, nothing else
• 🐾 80% crude protein — complete amino acid profile cats need to thrive
• 🐾 Grain-free & hormone-free — no fillers, no preservatives, no artificial anything
• 🐾 Cat-sized crumbles — perfect morsels for smaller mouths
• 🐾 Only 3 calories per tablespoon — guilt-free treating every day
• 🐾 Easy to digest — gentle enough for sensitive stomachs
• 🐾 Resealable bag — keeps crumbles fresh between servings
• 🐾 Made in the USA — Midwestern chicken, responsibly sourced

Ingredients: 100% dehydrated chicken breast

Guaranteed Analysis: Protein 80% | Fat 3% | Fiber 1% | Moisture 10% | 3 kcal per tablespoon

Feeding Guide:

• Small cats (up to 7 lbs) — 3–5 tbsp/day
• Medium cats (7–12 lbs) — 4–6 tbsp/day
• Large cats (13+ lbs) — up to 7 tbsp/day

How to serve:

• Hand feed for bonding time
• Pour into a bowl for independent snacking
• Sprinkle over wet food for a crunchy surprise

Also available in Turkey, Beef & Fish Crumbles.

Pure protein. Pure obsession.

FAQ

Why single ingredient treats?
Easier to digest, lower allergen risk, and you always know exactly what your cat is eating — no guessing, no compromises.

Why do cats need high-protein treats?
Cats are obligate carnivores — they literally require complete animal protein to survive. These treats help meet that daily need without empty calories.

Can dogs eat these too?
Yes — both cats and dogs can safely enjoy Chicken Crumbles. For dog-specific options, check out Farm to Pet's Chicken Chips.

How many calories per serving?
Just 3 calories per tablespoon — one of the lowest-calorie treat options available.