Make delicious ice pops
Making mess-free ice pops for your cat is easier than ever! Just freeze your cat’s favorite flavor of Catit Creamy for about two hours, and you’ll have a ready-to-serve ice treat for your feline friend. It’s fun, refreshing, and packed with hydration and nutrition!
Prepare a summery silicone lick mat
Spread some wet food or Catit Creamy onto a lick mat, such as the Catit Creamy Feeding Mat, and place it in the freezer. The textured surface gives your cat an extra challenge, keeping them busy for a while. A summer game and a treat in one? Yes, please!
Craft adorable ice bon bons
Use our dedicated Catit Heart-Shaped Silicone Ice Tray or a regular silicone ice cube tray and fill it halfway with Catit Creamy or wet food. Next, and one or more crunchy treats in the middle for added texture, then top up with Creamy or wet food until full. Finally, place in the freezer for an hour or two to create the cutest, crunchiest ice bon bons.
Bonus: make a hydrating “meow-tini”
Mix canned tuna (in water, not oil) with a splash of extra water or cat milk, then blend until smooth. Pour it into a cute glass and serve. Ta-da—your cat’s fancy little drink is ready!
Can you feed your cat regular ice cream?
It’s best not to feed your cat regular ice cream, as most cats are lactose intolerant and it can upset their stomach. Ice cream is also high in sugar and may contain ingredients that aren’t safe for cats, such as chocolate.
