Cat treats for Persian and Ragdoll together

Sharing treats between a Persian and a Ragdoll is totally doable — but worth getting right, since you want something that suits both a slightly older cat and a boisterous one-year-old who may have a more sensitive system as he's still maturing. Cats are notoriously fussy about treats: they respond best to strongly-scented, meat-based options and tend to flatly reject anything sweet or grain-heavy. The best choices are high-protein, low in additives, and easy to digest. Before I point you in a direction — is this for training, general rewarding, or enrichment, and does either cat have any dietary restrictions or sensitivities I should know about?

That's really useful to know. A sensitive Persian stomach rules out anything too rich, heavily processed, or with a long additives list. For a shared treat moment between the two of them, you also want something that works as a joint experience rather than one cat finishing first and muscling the other out. Can I ask — does the Persian cope okay with chicken, or has that been a trigger before? And are you happy with a wet-style treat, or would you prefer something dry and easy to keep out?

Perfect. In that case I'd go with CIAO Churu Lickable Cat Treats — the chicken variety. They're a squeezable puree treat that comes in individual tubes, and they're genuinely excellent for this situation for a few reasons. First, the ingredient list is short: chicken, water, tapioca starch, and a small amount of vitamins — no grains, no artificial flavours, nothing that's going to upset your Persian's stomach. Second, because they're lickable and you squeeze them out slowly, both cats can be doing their own tube at the same time, which makes for a calm shared moment rather than competitive gobbling. Third, Ragdolls tend to go absolutely mad for them, and most Persians take to the texture well because it's gentle and easy to eat — no hard chewing required. They're widely available on Amazon UK in multipacks and the per-treat cost is reasonable. One thing to watch: the tubes are single-use once opened, so don't try to save a half-finished one.

Yes, in moderation. Most vets would say one tube per cat per day is fine as part of a balanced diet — they're low in calories compared to many treats. Because your Persian has a sensitive stomach, I'd introduce them gradually over the first few days rather than going straight to a daily tube, just to let her digestive system adjust. But the formula is gentle enough that daily use at that level is very reasonable for both cats.