Felix cat treats
Felix is one of the most widely recognised cat food brands in the UK, better known for its wet food pouches than anything else, but it also makes a range of dry cat treats built for everyday, small, frequent rewarding rather than as a meal replacement.
What Felix treats actually are
Felix Tasty Nuggets are the core of the treat range we stock — small, crunchy pieces meant to be given a few at a time as a reward, whether that's for coming when called, tolerating a nail trim, or just because. They sit at the everyday, widely available end of the cat treat market rather than the premium or specialist end.
As with any cat treat, they are meant to be an addition to a cat's diet, not a replacement for a proper meal, and are best kept to a small share of a cat's daily food intake — a handful of small treats a day adds up more than it looks in the hand.
What we stock, and who it suits
We currently stock Felix Tasty Nuggets Beef & Lamb Cat Treats, and what's available can shift with what we have managed to get in that week. This is a brand that suits owners looking for a familiar, easy-to-find treat rather than a specialist or single-protein option.
If your cat has a known food sensitivity, check the ingredients on any Felix treat against what you already know they react to, the same as you would for any new food or treat, and introduce a small amount first rather than a full handful.
This range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Felix Goody Bag Seaside Mix Cat Treats
60G treat for cats, with composition and analytical figures set out clearly
£1.45
Felix Goody Bag Original Mix Cat Treats
Felix Goody Bag cat treats in 60g or 330g, with composition and analytical figures set out clearly
From£1.45
Felix Winter Mix Festive Turkey and Cranberry Treats
Cat food for cats in a 60G pack, with the named recipe and analysis made clear
£1.45
Felix Goody Bag Mixed Grill Cat Treats
60G treat for cats, with composition and analytical figures set out clearly
£1.45
Felix Goody Bag Original Mix Cat Treats
60G treat for cats, with composition and analytical figures set out clearly
£1.39
Felix Crispies Chicken and Beef Cat Treats
45G wet treat for cats, with composition and analytical figures set out clearly
£1.32
Felix Goody Bag Seaside Mix Cat Treats
60G treat for cats, with composition and analytical figures set out clearly
£1.39
Felix Joyables Liquid with Chicken Cat Treat
4X10G treat for cats, with composition and analytical figures set out clearly
£1.39
Felix Joyables Liquid with Duck Cat Treat
4X10G treat for cats, with composition and analytical figures set out clearly
£1.39
Felix Joyables Liquid with Salmon Cat Treat
4X10G treat for cats, with composition and analytical figures set out clearly
£1.39
Felix Christmas Cat Stocking
Three treat bags in a festive stocking, 170g in total, for Christmas morning
£3.00
Felix Pouches Deliciously Sliced Mixed Selection in Jelly 12pk
Sliced meat and fish in jelly, four recipes in one box for cats who like variety
£6.49
Common questions
- Are Felix treats bad for cats?
- No, they are a normal cat treat and safe to feed in moderation, the same as any other treat brand. As with any treat, they should stay a small share of a cat's overall daily food rather than a large or regular part of their diet.
- How many Felix treats can I give my cat a day?
- A small handful spread across the day is plenty for most cats. There's no fixed number that suits every cat, but treats generally shouldn't make up a large share of a cat's daily calories.
- Does Giddy Pets stock the whole Felix range?
- No, we stock a selection rather than every product Felix makes, and availability changes with what we have managed to get in. The grid above reflects what we currently have to order.
- Can kittens have Felix treats?
- Check the packaging for an age guideline, since not every treat is suitable for very young kittens. If in doubt, wait until your kitten is fully weaned and settled on solid food before introducing any treat.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.