Whiskas Cat Food Reviews

I have two 3-month old kittens (brother and sister). On April 3rd a friend gave us a bag of "Whiskas Temptations - Salmon Flavor" cat treats. They each ate a few treats (maybe 3-7) between April 3rd and April 7th. On April 7th, the female kitten began throwing up. On April 8th she was throwing up bile every hour and couldn't keep food or water down. We had to take her to the emergency vet 3 times, and eventually hospitalized her overnight with an IV and medication. She is finally recovering. Stomach exams, blood work, an x-ray, and an ultrasound all came back normal and the vet couldn't figure out what had caused the reaction. On April 10th, the male kitten began showing similar signs. He stopped eating and drinking, has vomited continuously, and also has diarrhea. He is currently being seen by the emergency vet as well. We are hoping that he will pull through on his own, but may have to hospitalize him as well.

Like everyone else, my cat is addicted to the Temptations Whiskas treats (any flavor and luckily I haven't fed her any of the other types of food made by this company). I noticed the addiction issues since I started feeding her the treats and I feel guilty that I'm just now thinking there is a real issue here. She hasn't got sick like others have written about (once in a blue moon she will throw up or have some clear spittle run from her mouth, but that has happened 2-3x in the past year so not sure if it’s related). I do know that there is something wrong here and it is now hard to feed her anything else. I stopped with the treats and she is licking a bowl that has been completely bare for 2 days now.

My cats have eaten Whiskas cat treats for a couple of years, but all with a new batch I bought, they have been really sick. I am taking them back to the store, don't want a repeat of what happened a few years ago with people’s pets dying.

We have a cat 14 years old, healthy for her age, eats prescription cat food, and is a happy cat for her age. On Easter we took her in to the emergency vet center for eating two Whiskas salmon treats. She was vomiting and uncontrollable bowel movements. The vet kept her two days and just sent her home yesterday for us to get her to drink water. She has completely stopped eating and drinking water. Our next step is what we can do to help her. Help!

I have a 5 yr. old healthy cat. In the past few months, I started giving her Temptations Treats. At first she loved them...and still does - except within 15 minutes of eating them, she is vomiting repeatedly and up come the Temptations, undigested. At first it was the Creamy Dairy Flavor (purple bag) and she had previously eaten the Tasty Chicken Flavor (yellow bag) with no issues. So I just bought a big yellow bag of the Chicken treats - and last night she vomited them up as well. She can eat the Friskies Party Mix treats with no problems - but not the Temptations. I just spoke to a representative at Mars, using the 800 # on the bag, and he apologized, asked for the UPC Code, and "Use By Date" and manufacturing code from both flavors, and is issuing a full refund for the purchase. I just hope I don't end up with a huge Vet bill on top of everything else. Wish I had read the reviews first!

After purchasing a bag of Temptation Cat treats I fed my cat a few at a time like stated on bag. After two days in a row of treating my cat became lethargic, slept for 4 hours and not up to his usual antics. I became a tad concern when I saw that he was not up and about around dinner time and did not consume as much dry food as he usual did per day. That is when I went over to his litter box and saw he had vomited the treats and some food back up (somehow he always pukes in the litter box). I IMMEDIATELY threw the treats away. When I cleaned the box out he got up off the couch and mewed intentionally, then got some water. Now he is back doing the things he likes, just a little worse for wear today.

My 2 cats love Temptation Cat Treats, however they both have been very sick in the last 2 days. They eat so many I buy the big 16 oz tubs, and just as they finished the chicken flavor in the yellow tub, I opened the the Seafood Medley flavor in the green tub. As soon as they both ate some, they both started vomiting more than usual. I thought it could be just a coincidence, so yesterday when they were begging for treats, I again gave them some and again both got very sick. I'm wondering if there is a recall I'm not aware of?

We have two cats. A couple weeks ago, we bought them a bag of temptations seafood flavor cat treats. They loved it. They finished the bag. Now one of them is slowly dying. She is barely drinking water, will not attempt to eat, very lethargic, drooling, and has been this way for a couple of days. She is showing the same symptoms as most of the others I have read about. This happened one time before when we gave her a couple of Greenies treats. It was no where near this severe and she pulled out of it. Her kidneys are shutting down and she will more than likely not make it another day or two. The other cat is fine.

My cat is crazy for Whiskas...the only food he eats is Whiskas. Cats know what they should and what they shouldn't eat. Whiskas have all vitamins your cat needs (just be sure to chose the right pack -- depends of the age of your cat -- Is it adult or not?). So, I'm not complaining on Whiskas. I am recommending it to all cat owners. I have never seen a cat that don't like Whiskas food. It smells good, it tastes good, and it have all vitamins and proteins your cat needs.

I have been giving my cat this food for a couple of years. One day I could not find it in any of my local stores. I was able to buy a huge bag online from Walmart and had it shipped so I was pretty happy. The trouble began when I opened the bag and started feeding my older male cat again Whiskas. He was throwing up every single day after eating this food. I also noticed a behavior change that was concerning. I was attributing this to him just getting older. He is about 13 years old. I decided to throw the Whiskas away realizing the cat food was making him sick and replaced it with another brand he likes.

Do NOT give your cat those kitty treats called TEMPTATIONS by Whiskas... In fact do not feed them anything by Whiskas - it is owned by the Mars company (who poisons humans, too). I bought them recently and my cat Blue changed immediately (Temptations has something highly addictive in them. Blue begged, howled, nudged and did the tricks that would be rewarded by them). It has been described as crack cocaine or heroin for cats (and apparently will often kill the cat within as short a time as 3 months!!!).

I have 4 cats, all indoor dwellers, born in my home. Their health has been unremarkable except for just recently. Their ages all approximate from the oldest 10 to the youngest 6 years. I leave a full bowl of dry cat food out for them to pick at throughout the day and divide a can of wet food to share at dinner time. I went grocery shopping Saturday, February 14th, 2015... In recognition of Valentine's Day. The usual highly anticipated gifts, exchanged or given on this most celebrated day of love, romance, friendship, affection and obviously and acts of kindness to be shown to those we put before and above all others.

I am surprised to see all the negative reviews. I have been feeding my cats Temptation Treats for a long time and I have seven cats. None of them have ever gotten sick. They've been the vet and they are all in good health, so I'm not really sure why they were negative comments.

I have semi-adopted my landlord's cat and he likes Whiskas Carne (dry food). The landlord just told me that various vets have told him Whiskas is criticized by vets as being very bad for cats. Maybe a Google search can verify this info. I will purchase a different brand the next time I buy food. If you have a male cat, my daughter was warned that many (most?) male cats do not drink enough water and can wind up with kidney problems. This is not necessarily a problem with a specific food except possibly too little moisture.

After being introduced to Whiskas Temptations, one of our cats has been behaving much like the cats of others. The cat has become a whiskas crack head. AND as mentioned, she rarely eats or wants anything else. Concerned about the reports of health problems when consuming too much of this temptation, we restrict her intake to three treats per day (not three servings but three of these little bits). BUT that's all she really wants. Mixing them with moist food only results in her sorting the whiskas out and leaving the soft food behind. If anyone has successfully helped her/his cat kick this habit, please let us know along with the specific strategy used. Thanks.

Whiskas Cat Food is a bit of a conundrum. Some formulas contain high levels of meat protein, while others contain cheap fillers and inferior protein sources. Based on this disparity, we give Whiskas Cat Food a middle of the road rating. The brand makes five different types of meals for cats. These are the Whiskas Trays, the Purrfectly Pouch, Whiskas Dry, Whiskas Pouch and Snacks. These all come in a wide variety of fish and meat flavors. All of the formulas except for the Whiskas Dry seem to have above average levels of protein from whole meat sources, and added vitamins and minerals. This bodes well for the health and vitality of cats.

Both my cats have been eating temptations off and on. Mainly I used them to try to get them back into the house at night but once they were inside they would go mental over these treats. If you left the bag out on a counter top the bag would disappear. We'd have to put them in a bathroom and shut the door since the cats would just open a cabinet door. I never noticed my cats suffering from withdrawal from them once they ran out but they knew when they were in the house. My aunt's cat on the other hand was a full out addict. Recently died of diabetes. She was a daily temptations eater. I hope stores either pull these treats off the shelves or Whiskas stops making them.

The cat food had a smell that didn't seem right. But thought it was possibly just me. I have 4 cats. I noticed they are the nine lives dry food. But when I put the Whiskas down, there was an avoidance. They did eat some. But something inside was saying the food is bad. I did get scared for my cats. I took it back to Meijer's. But kept some. I ask the clerk what she thought about the smell, her reply was, "It's terrible!" I bought some Cat Chow. Opened it up at home, it was fine. Smelled good. My cat's didn't stop eating.....Something better be done about Whiskas bad food!! !And never second guess yourself. Now I'm watching my kitties making sure their alright...the sample I kept, was closed up in a plastic bag, when I opened it the smell reeked! Compared to the Cat Chow I could really smell the difference with the smell. Horrible!!!

I got 3 cats. For a few years now they eat Whiskas but suddenly the last few months they all puke every time after they have eaten. We don't give them anything else to eat. Just the Whiskas and water. After I speak to a friend of mine with the same problem, I stop giving them the Whiskas. They now eat Friskies and not one of them puked so far. Thanks.

I am surprised by some of the reviews. I haven't had any problems with this cat food. Both of my cats like it. Occasionally, I will change the food, but they do prefer this. I give them the dry whiskas and I give them the treats very occasionally. The treats are like crack for them I do admit, lol. But I will give them maybe two or three each at a time, maybe once or twice a week. As for the regular food, I also give them a little bit of wet food, which is what they prefer. They don't seem to gorge on the dry food as though they are addicted, as others have said. They prefer waiting for their wet food dinner.

I started feeding my cats temptations appx a month ago. Since then one of my cats refuses to eat anything else and the other one had a terrible reaction. The male 5 mos. old kitten could not keep anything down for appx 3 days. Several x rays showed that his food was not passing into his small intestine. At that point we thought it was a blockage and performed exploratory surgery. The doctor found nothing. In my mind it is too coincidental that he had been fed these temptations treats three days up to the day he was severely ill. I'm happy to say he's fine and the temptations are in the garbage.. There is something not right with these treats!!!

My 14-year-old male cat died a very painful death after consuming Temptations cat treats. I only wish I would have read these blogs sooner. They are sold at all pet stores, and big chain stores. My previously healthy male cat died 20 days after me introducing the treats to him. The symptoms started with goopy eyes, urination outside the litter box, then incontinence. Vomiting after he ate the treat in the morning, I took him to vet, as he has never had these problems before. Blood test said liver values are high. Started him on Obax and Methrondizol. I kept feeding him the temptations treats, 5-7 at a time thinking he's not feeling well and it would help with his appetite. At 10 days, he could barely walk, very lethargic, redid blood test; values were better, but still having trouble walking, still lethargic. Trying to keep his appetite up, I kept giving him treats. No one can figure out what is causing his illness.

My cat has been eating Whiskas Temptations for about a month now. She is obviously addicted to something in them. I only gave them to her for going outside to potty. (She was feral and I have turned her into a loving little inside cat). But, since giving her the Temptations she will "Pretend" she has to go, only to meow like crazy 2 minutes later to come back in to get the treats. She will even meow like crazy to go back out just to meow again to come back in. Let alone waking me up at 5:00 AM every morning for her first "apparent fix". I'm ticked this company would stoop so low as to put something in them to cause this reaction. I give her a high quality dry food and wet and she always ate them. Now, she just wants "Temptation Treats"!

I got a kitten, and the person I got him from was feeding him WHISKAS cat food. Which was fine, and I continued to feed him said food. After a few years of feeding my cat this food I started getting warning signs. WHISKAS CAT FOOD POISONED MY CAT! It poisoned him to the point where he got a urinary tract blockage. For those who are not sure what that means it means that the FILLER in WHISKAS cat food created CRYSTALS in my cat’s urine to the point where he was UNABLE to pee. I rushed him to the vet once I realized what the problem was. He was lethargic and would not move at all. The vet told me what was going on and told me that it was MOST LIKELY DUE TO THE KIND OF CAT FOOD I WAS FEEDING HIM. My vet said this is COMMON in MALE cats who were fed brands like WHISKAS. So, after HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS in vet bills and specialized cat food, my cat was doing better.

My cats turned into a crackheads with this food. All they do is stuff their face all day. I only buy this food as a treat for them and if I buy a 20lb bag and put on top of my freezer they stop eating the other food and tear holes in the new one. It’s actually quite funny, the way I see it is a fat cat is a happy cat.

I've been giving my cats Whiskas treats for a few years. My female cat, Molly, enjoyed a couple of treats once in awhile. My male cat, Oscar, enjoyed two and wanted more. In the past year, my little boy literally became addicted to the treats - not just rubbing against our ankles in the kitchen, but head-butting the cupboard door and caterwauling until we would give some to him. Molly would come into the kitchen and meow till she got treats too. My husband would laugh and say, "Oscar wants his fix!"

My memaw's house cat, Charlie recently became ill and died. The only change in his life had been the new treats my memaw picked up at our local dollar store. The cat became ill almost immediately but she wasn't real sure why. She thought maybe he just had a stomach ache...then he acted like he couldn't poop. She picked up some meds at the local vet to help in that department, but he just kept getting sicker and sicker day by day. :( He was so sick and lethargic. He only lived for about a week after she began giving him the new treats. We were all in shock after his death right here at the holidays and tried to figure out anything that could have done this to a healthy 4-year old cat. That's when I googled the name of the new treats and seen all the reviews! :( We were so heart broken to read those stories. They all keep dying in the same manner. These treats need to be pulled off the shelves!!!!! :( :( :(

I agree with comments made from other people on this issue. There HAS TO BE something in this food that makes cats addicted to it. My cat REFUSES to eat any other kind of cat food, wet or dry. My vet said that she should weigh 11 pounds. She now weighs 20 pounds and is still growing. I just figured that it was because she is a rescue cat that was found on the streets until I got her at about 1 years old. She was CONSTANTLY begging for more food, and seemed to NEVER get full. Now, her health is in danger because she is SO overweight. I switched food hoping that I could find another kind that she wouldn't want to eat so much of. NOW, she WON'T EAT anything!!! Yes, she needs to lose weight, but not eating at all can be just as bad as eating non-stop. I'm very angry about this!!!

Have been feeding our cat various flavors over past several years. Feed the new flavor (Free Range Chicken flavor Temptations) and she throws up every time we feed it. What is different with this flavor compared to others?

With three grown cats, I tried these treats and it was absolute MAYHEM! They'd open the cupboard and try to steal them! Oddly enough, each one vomited after pursuing them, so I quit buying them. Thankfully no terminal damage as most have reported. We always joked they were made w/Heroine, much like one user called their cats "crackheads". NEVER AGAIN and yes, they should be pulled from the shelves YESTERDAY.

My oldest cat has lost 2 pounds, all 3 cats vomiting changed everything. Were doing fine, but today gave a Whiskas temptation treat and vomiting started again. It is sad, the girls loved these treats and I think it is poisoning them. Catnip fever UPS 2310010155. They spit up some on the Whiskas container as well throwing all of it away. They loved this stuff. Makes me angry. My girls are my family.

My big Norwegian forest cat had something go wrong and got clogged up with grass, had a urinary tract infection... The vet got him fixed up and I got him back but he wouldn't eat anything, not matter how high $ wet or dry. The vet said if he didn't eat for two days bring him back in and said try Whiskas wet food in the 3 oz foil packets. She didn't know why but it was her trick to get cats back to eating. He went crazy for it, and still is 6 months later. Never food-centric before, and getting top $ Canidae brand dry, he is now quite demanding and annoying unless pacified with Whiskas. I now mix the two and it seems to be fooling him but something is going on with Whiskas. It is bad cat food; 8% protein. Canidae is 32%. I don't know if it's the salt, MSG, or opium but I'm trying to wean him off the stuff.

OK, so I had one cat and she loved these treats! We would give them to her almost every day! When she turned 14, she started acting really weird. She would be skinny as ever, and meow at night like crazy! She was lying down not able to walk, having seizures. When she was about 15 she died. My current cat has been given these treats all through November 2014. I just saw this and I now know why she was acting weird, she was not eating that much, and started meows like crazy! Now she's not as my much of a people person as she used to be...

The whiskas dry formula is new and the cat treats were the actual food that was sold as dry cat food for several years. So what they have done is repackaged the dry food as snacks and came up with some lame formula that my cat hates. This has happened over the last year and I guess the takeover is complete. It's too bad for my kitty because he knows the treats are the food that I used to get in fifteen pound bags for my kitty's but I guess it's just another way of squeezing more profit from inferior product and more profit from the better ones. So this food advertised as treats was in fact the food our cats were eating and now the only way to buy it is in smaller more expensive packs.

I have only fed my cats the Milk Flavored Temptations and never any of the tartar control, hairball control or any other flavors. They do not get them very often but when they do I give them about 10 apiece and all of my cats are fine. One is 10 years old, another 9 and my male is 4. I have tried to feed them other flavors before this post but they refused to even touch them. From what I have seen no one else has had a bad experience with the Milk Flavored. If you had, please reply. I only feed my cats Chicken Soup for the Soul cat food because of the poisons in so many of the major brands so I don't want to give them treats that could harm them.

Indeed as everyone said, I also had two cats who were addicted to Whiskas food, especially the Temptations treats, this was the only brand I bought, I had a bunch of them in all different shapes and functions since my cats loved them, but they all died because of it. It didn't even take a year to kill them, only 5 month and 11 days, at a young age!! They stopped eating and started throwing up, coughing and the same common symptoms of everybody's pet in this thread, that lasted for almost 2 days before I took them to the vet, but only the female managed to live. So they told me it was only a fever and give me some pills, but I took her again to a different vet this morning since she's getting worse, but she was already dying and the fever wasn't the cause!!

We have 2 cats and have been giving them Temptations cat treat for some time now. Both of the cats started having textbook symptoms from what I have read here... vomiting shortly after feeding it to them.. One of the cats all of a sudden started having seizures, whining a lot, drooling really bad, lethargic and very unresponsive. She was delirious... She didn't know if she was coming or going therefore, she was urinating in the house which she has NEVER done before and pupils dilated. Took her in to the vet and did blood work. Blood work showed nothing. Cat was healthy up till the last 3 weeks. Now she's dead. The last 48 hours she went thru hell. We put her down. Also, be on the look out for respiratory problems (eyes gooping up when they didn't before)... This could be a telltale sign as well. I stopped feeding my other cat the Temptations Cat Treats. I hope it's not too late. If you have questions, please feel free to call me **.

I came to this site after Googling Temptations. I've only been giving my healthy cat the treats for about a month. She started vomiting 3 days ago, small amounts, but what had me puzzled was the insane way she has been acting. I only gave her maybe 6-10 treats at a time after dinner in the evening and only upstairs in my bedroom. In the evening, she waits on the steps and meows and will attack me when we get upstairs. Immediately after the treats are given, she goes haywire running around like she's on some kind of drug. Jokingly, we have been calling her a crackhead and calling the treats crack. We thought it was funny. My curiosity led me to want to know what was in them. I have 3 different flavors and all the ingredients are not good, to say the least. But when I came here, I became horrified!

I had 2 cats that I fed Whiskas cat food to. I could not understand why they kept vomiting every time I gave them Whiskas. At the time I did not realize it was the food that was making them sick. My black & white cat passed away. While taking the dog to the vet to have her claws clipped someone came in with a sick cat. I asked the owner what he had been feeding the cat and surprise, surprise it was Whiskas cat food. My tabby cat was constantly sick every time I fed her Whiskas so I changed to a superior brand & presto, no more sickness. I suggest the owners of the Whiskas brand - stop making this inferior cat food which is making thousands of cats sick.

My two girl kitties both LOVED these Temptations treats! After letting them have five pieces a day for about a year, they started to vomit and have diarrhea about an hour after they ate these treats. After several days of this happening, I took them to the vet. Both cats were experiencing serious kidney failure! By process of eliminating all other foods one by one, we discovered that these problems had been caused by the Temptations treats. We managed to keep my poor girls going for awhile even with the kidney damage, but it had gone too far. Both my girl kitties were dead within three months despite all efforts to help them.

Whiskas Temptations Cat Treats - I have two cats that have been 'addicted' if you will, to these treats for years. Last year they both developed mouth issues and have required medication since then. I have another cat that breaks out in sores on his belly when he gets them. They are not good for the gums as the 'soft inside' seems to stick to the base of the teeth which could and probably does cause more issues.

This stuff is lethal and so I want to add to all the other complaints about these snacks that I have just read here. I don't know what they put in it, but my cat and my friends' cats are all addicted to them (part of their feline marketing no doubt! ) in fact obsessed doesn't even come near. Recently my cat has started throwing up after we feed them to her. And she has started to get some sort of allergic reaction to them, weepy eyes, congested breathing and coughing. I was starting to suspect that it must be these so called treats (we started to call them heroin snacks) so I googled and found that I am not alone. This company must be investigated. I can't believe how many cats have died, I am throwing all of them in the bin right now, and suggest people boycott this companies products because they are making our beloved pets ill disgusting!!!

I have two cats both started throwing up and Needed Antibiotics. This happened three times and I found out it was Temptation every Time and a different packet each time. My cats loved these treats for years then suddenly they get sick!

When I feed my cats Whiskas, which is seldom, they love it... Problem is they never seem to get enough and my male cat will vomit brown liquid about an hour after eating it... As for Temptations... whatever is in them makes my cats very needy for them... No more for them!

I have rescued a family of kittens. 2 boys and 3 little girls. I am also responsible for mommy cat. One male cat was completely hooked on Temptation's chicken flavor treats. Over the last couple of weeks I have noticed that some of the other kittens withdrew for treat time after dinner. "Frankie T" my treat junkie started to become ILL. He started to throw up and then the other cats started to become ILL also. I really thought it was a virus. I took Frankie T to the vet and after $1000 worth of bills we found he had some plastic grass in his tummy. I am a first time cat mommy so I had no idea cats would eat plastic plants... My fault for not being educated. It seems he ate the plastic grass to try to settle his tummy.

I have three cats that are very sick and believe this is from the Temptations Treats. I have several cats but only three of them eat these treats and these three are the only ones that are sick. They are very nauseous and not eating or drinking. One of them was throwing up for two days. I stopped the treats a few days ago after I saw several posts from others who have cats with the same symptoms and tying it back to these treats. I noticed that my one cat that is practically addicted to these treats was sniffing them and walking away - he no longer was interested in eating them. He must have sensed something was wrong.

I have been giving my cats temptations treats for years with no problems. No vomiting, no kidney failure, no weirdness whatsoever. That does not mean someone else's cat could not be allergic to them. Also, they are NOT made in CHINA as some of the commenters below state, they are made in CANADA!! Not sure why someone would want to lie about that, when it is right on the package.

We purchased a few bags of Temptations treats, turkey flavor. After eating about five of them, one of my cats began to vomit uncontrollably. He has been vomiting for several hours now. This company should be exposed for the menace that it is.

My cat hates it, won't go near the stuff. She loves Felix and quite frankly it looks a lot better also. Anyone here notice how bad Whiskas smells after one day in the bin. Won't ever be giving it to my cat again!

I would give them NO stars if possible... My cat Fonzie came down seriously ill and developed advanced Diabetes overnight and had to be put to sleep. The cat who didn't become ill did not like this product. I know others whose cats have had renal failure caused by this product. It should be BANNED from sale.

I thought my cats were the only ones affected until I was pointed to this post. My cats love these treats and were given daily up until I noticed one of my cats vomiting profusely. I thought maybe his stomach didn't like the flavor or something and gave him a different flavor. He still vomited. It was as if he emptied the entire contents of his stomach and he's only 8 pounds but there was a huge amount of vomit, about 1 cup. I have since stopped giving Temptations Treats to all of my cats and they are all fine now. My question is, why haven't these been recalled???

Well I don't feed my cats Whiska's Cat food, but I do feed them the treats and I haven't had any bad results at all. Is it possible someone got a bad batch? I've been feeding these treats for years.

On Thursday morning at 1 am, I fed my cat a brand new, just opened bag of temptations whiskas tartar control treats in chicken flavor that I bought this week from Pathmark in Jersey city, NJ. My healthy and very rambunctious cat loves to chase treats, much to my exhaustion because the game never seems to end. This time I obliged her with eating about 15-20 of these very tiny treats, since she didn't have much to eat all day and the treats were much tinier than the hairball control ones I used to occasionally treat her with. The package said that they could eat up to a quarter cup per serving if it was a meal replacement. Approximately 1 hour after running around after each treat and eating them, my cat had inexplicably withdrawn under a nearby seat. She's usually my shadow and requires all of my attention. After 2 hours I coaxed her out and found her laying semi conscious in a large pool of her own pungent vomit. She was delirious and unable to stand.

Temptations Cat Treats - My Cat GUMBEAUX' favorite treats. Now I know Why He keeps throwing up after He eats them. I am on My way to TRASH several that I have. I also intend to share this on FB so that My Cat loving Friends will see it and TRASH any that They have.

Since Stores have begun to only stock the inferior Temptations product, I gave my cat the inferior treats Saturday night and Sunday Morning. She became violently ill Sunday, vomiting for 20 minutes and panting uncontrollably and passing bloody stool with mucous. Vet treated her for allergic reaction and loose stool. She still has bloody mucous in stool so her regular vet will see her tomorrow. He says the panting is very unusual. Chicken by-product meal or spoiled product suspect.

We called these kitty Crack. I have one cat who only wants to eat these. I have four cats total. Since she does only want to eat these, I buy the "natural" as it did not list a maximum allowable Treat max. The Naturals show that it can replace 1/4 cup dry food. No more big bags of it at Petsmart. All of a sudden I feed them and she throws them up. Other flavors, go un-eaten. SMART Cat? I see these remarks on this site and feel VERY fortunate I do not have a dead cat....yet? Either way, I am taking the unopened pack back for a refund. I had a funny feeling. They all used to devour them. Now they reject them. AND my true temptations Junky throws them up?? Made In China. I remember the last China made Fiasco. Melamine!!! AND MANY animals Died. I am SO disappointed in Whiskas. Shame shame shame.

I purchased 3 Temptation's 16-oz tubs. My 4 cats got violently ill after eating them. This is unusual because they never have before. The one cat who does not like treats did not get sick. Then I noticed the expiration date on the one I opened was April of 2011. It should not have been on a shelf for sale. Upon contacting Whiskas, they said the expiration date was a typo. I'm not stupid and neither are my cats. After they got sick, they refused to eat that box again. They wanted me to send it back to them so quality control could test it... and they'd refund my money. I declined. There is something wrong with this box and I know it. So send it to them so they can just sweep it under the rug? My older cat could have died. They were very cold. I intend on pursuing this so nobody else has to go through it. These are not just animals... they're our pets!

I took my cat to vet for a cat bite from my friend's cat. The vet gave him antibiotic and sample Whiskas Chicken Treats. I brought the treats home, gave them to him and my other cat. In 48 hours he died. My other cat is in kidney failure and not expected to live.

My cats have been eating Whiskas meaty selections for 6 years now, and love it, but I cannot find it in any of my local stores or pet stores anymore, why? I've tried them on other cat foods, but one of them cannot keep it down. Why has Whiskas been taken off of store shelves?

I have been giving Temptations to my cat and she started throwing up. I tried to take her to the doctor but she attacked me. After 2 days, she was so weak that I could finally take her to the doctor. She was running a fever. The vet gave her some antibiotics and she died a few hours later.

I used to give my cats about 4 of these a day. They would go insane for them. It is exactly like the commercials you see. One night, I was asleep and I heard what sounded like something falling on the ground. I went to look and I saw my boy was on the ground. This cat is super agile and never falls, as cats generally don't; they land on their feet. Anyway, I looked down to see him stumbling. I thought maybe he hit his head on the footboard and followed him out to the hall, where he was literally leaning on the wall and acting disoriented. It scared me to death. I thought he had a stroke or hit his head.

I see the post and complaints of this product and I have two cats that I've been giving Temptations as a snack for the past 3 years. The issues and symptoms that some are writing about are relevant to my concerns that I had in the past of this product. The one person said that Temptation claims you can feed these treats as regular food? My experience and recommendations of this product from my vet was it was not to replace their normal food, even though it was written on the package. I was told that normal cat food is supposed to have the everyday health value that cats need and this Whiskas Temptation just doesn't meet that standard. I did notice that the "Hairball" Whiskas Temptation did make my cat vomit a hairball. The thing is I also have a product that I purchased through PetSmart that is a gel like substance with fish oil that is supposed to help with hairballs. When I give them this, they do vomit a hairball. Their stools are normal and my cats are healthy and active and I do watch how often I give them this treat.

Our Cat Ruby after having these treats for a few months or more became paranoid and would flip out and try to bite herself and us. Went to the Vet and found she was having renal failure and after having many treatments, the seizures kicked in and she would lose her bladder. Finally got so bad we had to put her down. China is known for using cheap products that are poison if digested. Should not feed cats any cheap cat food because it's filled with bad additives. Whiskas should be sued and forced out of business for killing animals in the most painful way!

I am very very thankful that I stumbled across these reviews of Whiskas Temptations. My one and a half year old cat has been acting lethargic, vomiting, has awful gas and diarrhea... A few times, his eyes have rolled back into his head as though he were about to pass out. And I can tell by the look on his face and his distance that he does not feel well. The only explanation that coincides with his behavior is the fact that I have been giving him some Whiskas Temptations treats as of recently. I Googled these treats to see if there was a recall and instead found many people with similar experiences, some who have lost their animals after these symptoms.

I have been giving my cats Temptations since they started arriving on the shelf for sale. I was interested in reading the post above as I too am looking for answers to two of my cats' medical conditions - Muscle wastage, weight loss and vomiting are a couple of problems but now to be included in them is one cat with a liver and spleen four times its size and liver viewing on ultrasound appears to have a large number of small tumors. The other has a tumor on his spleen, pancreatitis and are both not well cats. I too am concerned reading that China has an involvement in the making of this product. Their product making records have not been great. I too will not be purchasing anymore and warning others.

Noticed our happy healthy 12yr old kitty losing weight, more than she usually does when the warm weather arrives. We have given her Whiskas Temptations treats (which she LOVES) since kittenhood with no apparent issues. Visited the vet within the last month for her usual checkup and she was down a bit in weight but not significantly. Last few days, we have noticed more bringing up -- some hairballs, some not, some after treats, some not. Her coat seems off, and she seems to have lost some muscle mass.

Recently I had two cats, sisters age 6, admitted to the hospital due to severe cases of pancreatitis. I had recently been giving them more treats than normal to try to get them socialized with their new ragroll brother. Unfortunately, it looks like I was actually poisoning them. The veterinarians would not confirm that the treats were the cause but by process of elimination, I can't come to any other conclusion. Their veterinary treatments are well over $3,000 and they are still not totally out of the woods. I've been posting their progress on my Facebook page without specifically siting the temptation cat treats, as I can't confirm they were the cause. If there are any class action suits, please keep me informed. If I could recover some of my costs, that would be great. More importantly, I don't want other pets to suffer from the same fate.

Seems alright. I haven't noticed any problems with the treats but now worried for our 3-month-old kitten. I've fed her treats off and on though. But I don't feed her the treats as a meal like the bag says we can do. So we shall see if she has any problems as time goes on and if I feed the treats.

You are not the only one to have seizures happen to your cat. My cat only ate Whiskas dry cat food and would not eat anything else. She started having seizures when she was six. The seizures grew more frequent as she aged. Her pupils would dilate and she would become rigid. Her body would also give off a weird chemical stench. We put her down at the age of 14 when she had an ongoing seizure. By the time we got her to the vet she had 12 seizures and the vet told us that she was blind. DO NOT feed your cat this food. It will KILL your beloved pet.

I stopped purchasing whiskas wet food. It smells really bad either not eaten or vomited up. I lost 2 cats just before Christmas 2013. 1 of them absolutely addicted to the Temptations. I wonder if cats died as a consequence of this product.

I have been feeding my 9 cats Whiskas since they were kittens. My babies grew up to be healthy, active cats and all have soft and shiny coat. Their food is given in small portions, and they eat 5 to 6 times a day (they are spoiled brats!... they'd bug you until you give them what they want). But sometimes they won't eat their food (cause anyone would get sick and tired of eating the same thing every day) so we alternate it with fish and rice. They've only been sick once in a while (also thanks to their vitamin C supplement), and it was due to some other reasons according to their vet.

I only bought Whiskas because my grandmother bought it for her cat all the time (she lived to be about 22 years old in human years), so I figured I'd use the same brand. Until one day, my cat Calcifer (age 3 this year) started peeing all over and getting very angry and touchy with us, so not like him!! We took him in and got an ultrasound done... Turns out he had tissue mass almost the size of my fist in his bladder... urinary tract infection! If we didn't pay so much attention to our cat's personality, it would've killed him within months they said. And now my oldest cat is showing the exact same signs as Calcifer did (plus my eldest cat has been throwing up his food minutes after eating it lately, which can't be good). Now I understand not all cats may be affected the same way... but 2/3 of my cats are showing that this food does not go well with them. All I can say is I won't be buying this brand of food anymore. And I hope all of you who feed it to your cat(s) just be careful and look for signs or differences in your cat's personality. Thanks for reading.

Responding to the lady using the wet pouches. Many of them have wheat gluten in them which a lot of cats can't eat. I try to avoid it as my cats (12 of them) are adversely affected by it. Whiskas Chicken and Fish varieties don't have wheat gluten in them for the most part. My cats only eat certain kinds of their chicken, fish and I waste 6 out of 10 packs in the box. I mainly feed my cats Fancy Feast classics without wheat gluten. Many of the gravy type cat foods always add wheat gluten to make it into gravy.

Our cat has been sick for 3 days, vomiting, not eating or drinking and sleeping all the time. I took him to the vets this morning and they did a blood test because there was definitely something wrong with his kidneys. I was trying to figure out what could have caused this sudden change in our highly active cat. The one thing he has been gorging on this past month is Temptations. My fault.... he would beg, and I would give. I just discovered this website and the complaints about Temptations. I am horrified and feel so guilty that I might have caused his illness. I will definitely mention the Temptations to the vet when he calls this evening and see what his response is.

I have been giving my 3 cats the age 2, 1 and 7 months. They love them. I tried the "pounce" treats once but none of them would eat those. Last week I recall my 2 and 1 yr old vomiting once. I thought it was the heat. It could have been. Since reading this I rather be safe than sorry. I have to say I have never had any problems. I'm going to start making my own cat treats.

Temptation Cat Treats - My two cats have been throwing up for a couple of days. It seemed to be right after they had treats so I decided to google the product in case there was a recall. OMG I was astonished at how many cats had gotten sick and even died after eating them. I tossed them straight in the garbage and posted in Facebook to make sure my friends are aware of this. I hope my cats will be ok.

Our 4 year old cat began suddenly began vomiting, and refused to eat or drink anything. We took him to the vet and had x-rays and blood drawn. He was also dehydrated, so he was given fluids. It has been three days now and this morning our other 10 year old cat began vomiting and not eating. Both cats eat different types of food, but we give them both Temptations treats on a regular basis. I googled "Temptations recall", and began reading all the complaints. We have spent $600 so far on vet bills, and have another appointment this afternoon for the first cat because he has not improved at all. We are crossing our fingers that the second cat doesn't get any worse. No more Temptations treats in our house.

My cat stopped eating and drinking and began vomiting up foamy liquid. She was very lethargic. After two days of not eating I took her to the vet. Blood work showed she was severely anemic. No feline leukemia. Vet finally opened her up looking for cancer. No cancer. He noted her kidneys were very small and scarred. After two days in the hospital, I asked to bring her home. He offered to come to the house to put her down. I hand fed her and little by little, she is recovering.

We are wanting to file a complaint concerning your Whiskas Casserole/Mince mixed favorites sachets pouches. Our cat really likes the flavors of the contents in these pouches, however, we have noticed that we have been unable to get all of the meat out of the sachets which means that we either have to get scissors to cut the pouch open to get the remainder of the contents out (which defeats the purpose) or throw the pouch out, leaving behind a lot of the meat and wasting it (which also wastes my money)!!! We would appreciate some kind of feedback.

I stopped giving my cat treats years ago on the advise of my vet and a month ago I bought Chicken flavor and gave them to my old cat Patch and she almost died. She was vomiting and couldn't eat or drink for 5 days and after that she just started feeling better. We have many packs here but have decided to not use them any longer for they make our precious ones sick. I foster my kitties and will not take a chance with their health. They need to get a handle on this before they pay big time to us consumers that buy their products. Please test and see.

I have been feeding my cats Temptations treats for about the last three years because my cats love them!! (I have 2 cats - one is 10 the other is 3). The problem is that my youngest, the 3 year old, has started throwing up everywhere and as of yesterday she threw up about 6 different times that I am aware of the most she has ever thrown up in one day to my knowledge. She lets out this horrible cry of pain and then starts the retching, and vomits about 4 times per session.

I've been giving my cats Temptation Treats for years; their dry food is also Whiskas. We have never had a problem with either item. They don't get the same treat every day ... they like the variety of something different every day. Kinda like humans; you may absolutely love pizza, but you'd get sick of it if that's the only thing you ate. My oldest cat passed away last year; she was 19 years old. My other 2 are 10 and 13. All 3 are/were big fans of the treats and dry food. They don't care much for the canned food, so we have something else. So, like I mentioned earlier, we've never had a problem.

On 2/16/2014, about 4 or 5 am, I gave my cats some treats. I work nights so our schedule is opposite. I went to bed to be ready to go to work. I have two cats, they both ate the treats. When I woke up, my older cat Pixie had been throwing up all over. At first we thought she ate too much. So we watched her overnight and she continued to throw up. As soon as the vet opened at 7 am we were at their door. The vet after assessing Pixie gave her subcutaneous fluids, medication for nausea and Famotidine. They recommend an ultrasound but at this time I still thought the treats made her sick and she could get fluid to maintain her dehydration at bay would be better option.

It's the treats that are toxic to cats. Something in it is sending cats (all ages) into renal failure. I lost three cats to the damned things, two of them 7 days apart. NO MORE TEMPTATION Treats.

I had a Norwegian Forest Cat and a couple others who were addicted to Temptations Treats. The NFC would get them down himself and tear open the bag. All of these cats died of kidney failure and metabolic problems, i.e., thyroid. I have them in the house now, but the cats that are left really don't like them. I questioned the Whiskas people about the treats and was "assured" they were "safe." I do not feed them the cat food, however. I think they really are dangerous to cats and should be removed from the market..

Temptation Cat Treats and Whiska's canned Cat food Tur & Ch gibs - Well till I came here and read these reports I had no idea I was killing my cat with the food I was purchasing. My Cat of 5 yrs passed on several days ago due to kidney failure. I never thought, my cat would throw up after eating the treats I had given her and the canned cat food. Towards the end the throwing up got worse. She finally voided urine with blood in it, then she hid from us. I called the vet to take her in to be checked. When I got her into the car she started to vomited so much, and she turned jaundice on me. I got her to the vet, he said it was too late she was in kidney failure. He said her white blood cells were so low and the red cells were extremely too high. He said whatever she had been eating was highly toxic to her. He then proceeded to tell me if I have anymore cats do not feed them these products, he has too many cats deathly sick from them. PLEASE do not purchase these Temptation Treats or any Friskies canned cat or bagged foods. I think Mars cat foods will no longer be a purchase for me again. God Bless my li'l lady and may she rest in peace.

I have been giving my cat Whiskas Temptations as a dinner time treat for years and he has had no problems until last week with one type in specific (I alternate between flavors every night). Last week I gave him a few Dentabites and in the middle of the night, he vomited. I didn't think anything of it 'cause he does get sick once in a while. Well last night, I gave him a few more of the Dentabites and once again, in the middle of the night he vomited. Now that I have discovered the culprit to his vomiting, I'm starting to wonder if all the times he's vomited, the Temptations were to blame. I'm really starting to think that I need to discontinue these treats and look for an alternative.

My kitties are both addicted to Whiskas Temptation Treats. He has become mean. He whines, growls at me, scratches me and he bites me. Because he wants the treat. At night he wants them and will bite my head and pull my hair very hard. I haven't slept all night on a long time. I'm trying to detox my cats but he is so mean that I give up. How do I get this cat off these Temptation Treats?

I recently bought my cat Temptations Dentabites to give to my cat as a treat and to keep his teeth clean. A few nights ago, after giving him a few, he started throwing up and having diarrhea and completely lost his appetite. After 2 days of this behavior, I brought my cat to the vet to see what was wrong. The vet said to keep an eye on him and to come back if it continued. Luckily the next day he seemed to get an appetite back and was eating. Before I realized the Temptations treats were the cause of the problem, I gave him a few tonight as a treat. Again he started throwing up, having diarrhea, and looks like he is in pain. He is still suffering from these treats and I will never give them to him after this. I am very disappointed with this product and it needs to be taken off the market! Please be warned and do not give Whiskas Temptations Dentabites to your cat.

We have an older cat with horrible teeth. Age unknown, he was adopted from a used car lot that went belly up. To make his morning meal easier to chew, we started feeding Bill the Cat Whiskas Choice Cuts in the assorted "Chef's Choice" package. He intermittently throws up all over the place. I've tried to monitor what flavor he's having issues with. There's a possibility he wolfs it down too fast so it's doled out slowly. The turkey & beef seem to be best result wise. I also drain most of the mystery gravy out as well. I'm looking for a safer single serving soft food alternative. He also eats Iam's mature dry food at will. Any advice is appreciated!

My perfectly healthy 3-year-old cat became ill after eating Temptations treats. It was the first time I bought them and fed them to her and what a big mistake. It took almost 3 weeks before she is showing signs of improvement. Her symptoms included 3rd eyelids showing, diarrhea and horrendous gas in addition to being listless and sleeping more than usual.

I started giving my cat the Temptations Naturals line of treats and she was doing fine. I had ordered them online but when I ran out of them, I looked for them at the store this time. Well they didn't have the Naturals, just regular Temptations. My cat has vomited on three separate occasions when I gave her these treats. The first time I thought it was coincidence, second time I was suspicious, and third time it was confirmed, it was definitely these treats. Now that I came online and read all these horror stories, I feel so bad that I gave them to her for even that long. I really hope I haven't done her system any major damage. She still meows for them but never again! They all went in the trash.

I have tried giving the Temptation treats for my cat 3 times during the last 2 years. My cat always vomits after trying them. The first time I thought I might have had a bad bag so I threw it out. When my cat reacted the same way to a fresh bag, I determined not to give him any more Temptations treats. Today (2 years later), the neighbor brought over some Temptations treats as a Christmas gift for my cat. I was concerned about how my cat might react, but I figured it had been 2 years and maybe then just a fluke. I gave him just 5 of the morsels and within 30 minutes he was vomiting (3 different times). I believe this product should be taken off the market. If that's not going to happen I strongly encourage consumers to avoid Temptations treats.

My cat is on Friskies can food, but he is finicky so I bought two plastic containers of Whiskas. The first container I gave him half to see if he liked it, 2 min. after eating it he started vomiting all over the carpet. I threw the rest away thinking it was too rich for him. However yesterday I gave him his regular Friskies and I tried to mix the other container just a teaspoonful in a half can of Friskies. Again he vomited all over the house, the name is Roasted Turkey and Giblets dinner. I am afraid there might be some type of parasite in the food. What's the deal, my carpet is stained orange with a pink color. Do they use dye in the food???

First they seemed to have changed the labels. All tins now seem to say 1+ on the tine for cat age. I can no longer see Older Cat or Adult. Also the texture has been changed for some time. The gravy seems nonexistent in some cans and the jelly goes to water in others. Not all the old menus seem available. My cats are almost 12 years old and Whiskas has been the only brand they will eat. Now they seem to be refusing. I don't know what to give them as we have tried other brands. I tried ringing the number on the tin to complain but could not get through to try and ask what was happening... I gave up. I am pleased to see others complaining.

I purchased 2 bags of Temptations cat treats on November 30, 2013. I gave both of my cats 4 treats each last night, and not long after they ingested the treats, they vomited. This happened on a few other occasions, and I threw away the bag thinking that the treats had spoiled. This event can't be a coincidence. I am extremely concerned that both cats vomited after being fed Temptations treats. Why is this happening? Which ingredients are causing my cats to vomit? My cats rarely vomit except for a small fur ball 2-3 times a year. I will definitely never give those treats to my cats again and will scour the internet to find blogs and reviews on these treats and warn cat owners of the dangers of feeding their cats these treats.

Today's date 11/17/2013. My husband opened a new bag of Temptation Treats on 11/13/2013 and within 2 hrs of eating the treats, my cat started vomiting and has been vomiting for the past 4 days several times each day. At first we thought maybe he had a hairball as nothing was changed in his eating routine... We had no idea that Temptation Cat Treats were making cats so ill. Until tonight,after sitting down with my husband and going over everything we have fed our cat for the past 4 days since he started vomiting. The only thing that has changed is my husband opened a new bag of Temptation Treats 4 days ago. I decided to look up recalls and found this page, I am extremely alarmed by what I'm reading here.

My cat has always been a finicky eater since we adopted her and the only food she would eat was Fancy Feast and she goes nuts for Temptations treats. Recently, the neighbor watched her during the weekend while we left for a trip and accidentally fed her the whole bag by mistakenly thinking it was her dry food. 1.5 weeks later and out of the blue she will not eat, becomes lethargic, will not move, is in pain in the kidney area, and keeps vomiting. She cannot even keep down an antacid prescribed by the vet. We had to have her hospitalized and have her on an IV and antibiotic.

For many years, I've used Whiskas Cat Food. I really don't know what to think with all the negative feedback. One Kitty lived to be 19 years old with the dry version. We have three cats at present, one is 21. The vet says she's healthy. We, of course, worry about her, maybe even obsess over her weight loss and I think that may be our fault because the dog (Peke) loves cat food like dessert... So we've got a handle on it now most of the time. We have been having a problem finding large sizes of the food lately. However, due to my concern in general, we're thinking of looking into foods because of the by-products and grains in Whiskas...

I have been feeding the Whiskas can food for quite a while. I never have any problems with it or the treats as long as I DON'T buy it in Walmart. I have had nothing but problems from that store.

I just began feeding Temptations Seafood Medley treats to my cats! One of my cats wasn't well yesterday & was throwing up & hiding all day. She came out today & seemed fine & even wanted treats. I just fed her 3 & she started to cry w/in 10 minutes & fell over. I'm so scared! She has feline leukemia & is compromised anyway. My other cat is sick too! Both have feline leukemia. I have MS & can't afford to bring her to the vet! I don't know what to do!!! I'm hoping she throws up... I will not use this product anymore!!!! I also heard Greenies make them sick! Why do you make things that are no good for animals?!!

I have been giving my 16 year old cat Temptations treats, but no more... My daughter-in-law told me about how bad they were.. I read all these stories... She was giving her 18 year old cat named Spooky the treats.. Now Spooky has diabetes and she has to give him 2 shots a day.. We don't know if these treats caused it or not, but she called me and told me about these treats and to read all these stories... Well about 4 mos ago my cat had a stoke and seizures.. When she walks she is not very steady on her feet.. I got a second opinion and this doctor checked her blood pressure.. She has high blood pressure and is taking medicine for it now.. I don't know if the treats caused the health problems or not, but I'm not taking any more chances and I'm not giving her any more Temptation treats!!!!! Come Monday, I will be calling the co. and getting a refund on my bag of treats!!!! I would just say use at your own risk!!!!

Whiskas Temptation Treats - I have read online that these treats can cause medical issues. I do know that my Jimmy always barfs them up after he eats them, but he barfs up other treats too (i.e., "greenies"). However, just to be on the safe side, I am going to discontinue giving them to him. He's not going to be happy because they are super addictive. He meows for them every morning.

Don't be certain that your bad experiences with wet cat food were from Whiskas. If you are purchasing it at Wal-mart, I have had trouble with other food items from them. Chocolates that were white...look like they had been in the cold then in the heat, etc. Chocolate covered nature-made crackers were all broken up, etc. This does not happen with my items from Publix. The flip side is that I buy the wet packets for my cats...the Perfectly Fish ones. They love them and they are $4.65 at Wal-mart, $5.99 at Publix! So far, they seem to be fresh enough from Wal-mart…but try buying your cans or individual servings somewhere else and see if there is a difference.

Nothing has happened yet but I keep seeing all kinds of posts with people's beloved cats are vomiting and/or dying! I feed my cat Whiskas Tempation cat treats and have never had any problems with it, but I'M SCARED out of my mind... I don't know if I should continue to give him his favorite treats. He's already got Feline HIV so his immune system is compromised... What should I do??? OMG I cannot believe this.

I just bought some Whiskas Hairball Treats the other day and right after my cat ate them she threw up. She hasn't been normal for a couple days, but today seems better. I just found out about this and tend to believe that is why. I refuse to give her any Whiskas products!

From what I read I will no longer feed my cat Temptations cat treats and I consider a class-action lawsuit against Mars (parent company of Whiskas) on behalf of cat owners who have lost their pets to health problems brought on by Whiskas Temptations.

I started giving my cat Whiskas treats and she loved them! I was so happy when I found something she actually liked. Then I noticed she became addicted to them and wouldn't eat anything else. She started to vomit right after she ate them but then would beg for more. I stopped giving her the treats and since then the vomiting has stopped and she has gained her weight back. I thought she was allergic to these treats but now I can see that is not the case. Thank you for this information. My daughter and I would be devastated if anything happened to our little Emma.

Purchased two twelve tin packs of Whiskas cat food. When I took off the plastic wrapper two weeks later, I found maggots everywhere that had burst from at least half the cans in both batches.

The last 3 or 4 bags of Whiskas Kitten chow I have bought from Walmart still have good dates on them, have had huge clumps of chow with mold all stuck together. My cats usually get this as a treat because they love it. No more!!!! I will be getting your address & sending you the last one that I actually kept. It has made all of my cats sick & throwing up. Had to take 3 of them to the vet for IV fluids because they were so dehydrated from being so sick. I would leave some of this in their bowl and usually by the next day or the day after, all of it would turn to mold.

My 15-year-old female cat was fine and frisky even. Of all our animals, she was the healthy one. She lived only in the house. We bought a brand new bag of Whiska's Temptations "Seafood Medley" from Walmart three days ago, and now she is dead. I just finished burying her in the front yard. WTF! Around 2:35 a.m. on Wed., July 10, she vomited the ** up, went lethargic, yowled in pain, seized, and died this morning at 9:35 a.m. The expiration date is still good, but I don't know what the hell happened.

My cat began suddenly losing weight. I had been giving her Whiskas Temptation Treats for several months, and she liked them very much. When I took her to the vet, the doctor was shocked to see her x-rays and blood test results, as she had only 25% kidney function. My husband and I were heart-broken as the doctor told us there would be no cure for our beloved Thomasina. We decided that, to spare her the suffering the vet said was ahead of her, we would have her euthanized, last week.

Twice, my cat became ill and was near death. First, it was vomiting. Then, she became catatonic. She wouldn't eat or move, and her breathing was so labored. She didn’t eat for a week. The first time this happened, the vet's tests were inconclusive so I didn't know what caused it. Was it an allergic reaction to household products? Pancreatitis? There were too many possibilities, but the second time it happened, I realized that she got sick right after eating the WILD Salmon cat treats (other cat treats, she had no reaction to). I think these things might be poison. How do I have them analyzed in a lab? I see others here who have complained about these things. It can’t be a coincidence...

Maggot eggs in the food almost killed my cat. My cat refused to eat and I thought he was sick. He was not sick; he could just not eat that food. Shame on your company for selling an inferior product! After all, who can complain? They can't speak. Just leave a pouch open for a few days and then see - it is full of maggots! When you think you can put out a product that is inferior to cats, just know that the owners of cats are fierce in their love for their animals. You people are messing with the wrong bunch of people. Cat lovers are devoted to their pets!! We are their voice! We will not be silent!

Please do not buy and feed these products to your beloved pets. We lost a cat who vomited violently and passed away after consuming these treats. Our daughter in a different community had the same thing happen to her three-year-old cat. Both of these cats were very healthy until the consumption of these cat treats.

Temptations Cat Treats making too many cats sick - Our cat gets crazy addicted to these things and won't eat his food. He actually swipes his claws at us to get our attention. After a few days of treats and then noticing a pattern of events over months, we find that he gets very sick and loses weight, vomits and can't hold down food. After a week he is okay again. We didn't buy any for a while and noticed after we did and gave them to him, he becomes very sick again. It’s almost like he is going through withdrawal symptoms. The vet did all the necessary tests to no avail. The bill was a lot for us. We know it’s the treats and I tell any cat person to stay away from these things. What is in these things and it seems like a lot of other people have this problem? I wish someone from this company would step up to the plate and stop making our animals knowingly sick. Shame on. My older sister’s cat gets the same demanding behavior.

I recently started giving Whiskas Temptation, like 5 months ago, and my cats were chasing them and eating a lot. Then a month later, one of the cats got sick, had bad breath and diluted urine. Then my first cat crashed and after extensive treatment, he died because of renal failure, degenerative anemia and then just after that, another cat was showing symptoms of CRF like bad breath and elevated kidney value. I begged the company to look into the ingredients and remove the toxic stuff so that our precious cats do not have to suffer and die. Please take action.

My cat loved any flavor of the Temptations Cat treats; sometimes that is all he wanted to eat. These are total Kitty Crack! Now all of a sudden about two weeks ago, he started throwing up a lot, couple times a day. I took him to the vet and he had elevated kidney levels. I have of course stopped giving him the treats, and he has shown some improvement but still vomits about once a day. I have seen other people say this about these treats. I think whoever the higher powers are should investigate this!

Whiskas Temptations Wild Alaskan Salmon Flavor Cat Treats - My cats have enjoyed the Temptations treats for years until now. They beg for these like it's the best stuff on earth. I do not know why they want them so much, and yes, they will tear open the bags if you leave them out. The last several days, whenever I gave both of my cats this flavored treat, they both started experiencing a lot of vomiting. One of my cats howled like she was in agony right before she vomited. I have bought these flavors before and she never had any issues. I think some ingredients may have been changed and maybe not tested before being released. Nothing else has changed in how I am feeding them, and I know it's the treats. About 10 minutes after they eat them, they vomit. I do know that I will never buy this brand ever again. If anything happens to my cats because of these treats, that will be even worse.

I fed my kitten Whiskas choice cuts. I didn't really give him the whole pack and I swear this kitten was so sick in like a few hours of eating this product! He was foaming at the mouth, walking slow and swaying back and forth like he was nauseous. It freaked me out! I was on my way to work and just started to notice the symptoms. I was going to take him to the vet in the morning, but he seems to be coming back to himself but was still weak. And here I thought I was giving him a treat! I think he's okay now but I learned a valuable lesson! I will never use this product ever again! It's pure crap and not worth it. I'm still getting his blood checked this week and this was all from one little pack of Whiskas!

This morning, I mindlessly gave my cat three pieces of Whiskas Temptations treats that he got in his stocking. I had not tried them before this moment. Within 5 minutes, he was vomiting. At first, I was not alarmed as he vomits from time to time, but this has been an affair now. We took him to the ER vet after about 20 minutes of non-stop vomiting. By the time we got to the vet, he had stopped vomiting. The vet concluded that the treats did not agree with him, and we could pay $200 to have the ER vet give him an IV and anti-vomiting medicines. We decided to forgo these suggestions and take him home. Three hours later, he vomited at least two more times and the latest was pink. Clearly, there is some blood happening. I'm very nervous but praying this ends soon. After reading all the reports on the Whiskas products and other cats having similar symptoms, I'm convinced this product is no good!

I fed my cat Whiskas Denta Bites (Lot # 23OE0 BPP02 41) according to directions. One hour later, the cat was vomiting with diarrhea. He became listless all day. I hydrated him all day with distilled water. He had difficulty walking for 24 hours. After 36 hours of hydration, he finally began to eat again, this time Science Diet Canned minced Chicken. No problem. After 48 hours he regained himself. Lot # 23OE0 BPP02 41

I purchased Whiskas brand kitten food a few days ago. I fed my kittens, and immediately, they started having fecal incontinence, and their rectums were inflamed and protruding. I kept an eye on them and came to the conclusion it was the food. I stopped giving it to them. My adult cat got into it, and it inflamed her rectum as well. All 3 cats looked better after they stopped eating it. The runt, with his extremely small size, continued to have fecal incontinence throughout the day. He didn't seem right, just meowing constantly and looking at me.

My mother's beloved white cat passed away yesterday. She had been feeding him Whiskas Temptations treats anytime he wanted them but this time was different. He had eaten more than he usually eats and became ill almost immediately. He became lethargic and would no longer eat food on his own. He had trouble using his back legs and his breathing became labored. He had to be fed softened food and water with a syringe.

On buying my usual cat food from supermarket yesterday, I was quite sick to find one of my packs of cat food smelled really bad. When I opened the packet, it was awful, just like something had died. I have not opened the individual ones as I did not know what to expect. I was going to take them back to the supermarket but could not take that kind of smell back in. I could not even put it in my bin, so had to burn it. The other packs are fine so I don't really know what it was that made it smell. The packet was quite wet when opened; it could have been blood. Really disappointed.

I had an offer from my local grocery store for triple off $1.00 coupons. I chose Whiskas Dry Cat Food as one of the items that I would use a triple coupon. At the check-out, the coupon would not go through. A front-end manager came over and I was advised that this coupon was a 'do-not double' coupon and could not be used as a triple. Nowhere on the coupon was this stated. I was advised that this was embedded in the bar code. If this is true, I find this practice deplorable. I specifically bought this item to go along with the triple coupon. If I was not watching the cash register, this would not have been caught. If the grocery store is incorrect, I would also like to know so that I can bring this to their attention.

We left to go out of town Friday afternoon with our cat happy and healthy. We returned Sunday afternoon with him being very sick. We took him to the vet and within 24 hours had to euthanize him due to severe Acute Renal Failure. His creatinine levels were up to 7.7 (normal high being 2.5). After searching our house for clues as to what happened, we found a bag of Whiskas Temptations Treats that had been clawed and torn to get into. There were no other signs and after doing my own research, I am convinced this was the cause of his death. It has caused our family tremendous grief and heartache. Please, please look into this so no more families have to suffer like ours have.

My cat is 17. She started vomiting, with diarrhea and peeing all over the house. She stopped eating too and was losing a lot of weight. I took her to the vet but cannot afford all the tests they wanted to do and settled for an X-ray. They could only tell me that her kidney was shrinking but that could happen when cats get older. They gave me pain meds and anti-nausea meds and told me to feed her more canned food as I usually only gave her a spoonful at dinner time for the dogs. So I gave her more canned food and took away her dry food.

They’re throwing up; have bloody diarrhea and very sick. Do not ever give your cats these treats; they are very, very bad for them. They get bloody diarrhea & very, very sick. After a $250 dollar vet bill, we stopped feeding them those cat treats and we only feed them wellness food and spring water. Now they are healthy and have no problems.

I have been feeding my cat Temptation Cat Treat for the past 3-4 years and recently he has developed severe urinary tract/kidney problems. There is a great deal of blood in the urine and no matter what we tried (antibiotics, diet change) it is not stopping. I am certain it is because of the treats because our cat is obsessed over the treats and we have been giving in to our cats’ constant demands to eat more treat. If we do not feed him the treats, he will go "on strike" and refuse to leave the feeding area where we usually distribute treats. He will complain and claw like a drug addict. These treats have animal digest and I am sure there is nothing healthy about these treats.

I opened a tin of Whiskas cat food. It popped and product bubbled out of tin. It absolutely stank. We had to open all windows and doors as well as spraying air freshener through the house to get rid of the smell. There was no damage, but after paying $3.50 a can, I do not expect the contents to be rotten. I buy 10 cans of Whiskas a week, as well as cat biscuits (Whiskas), and am now a bit wary of opening another tin for my cats.