Most cat owners who care about nutrition do the research. They switch the food. They read the labels. They make the changes.
And then they reach for the treat bag without thinking twice.
It's not negligence. The treat is a small thing, an afterthought, a moment of connection. Nobody's sitting down to analyse the back of a Felix Temptations packet when their cat is winding around their ankles at 6pm.
But those treats add up. And what's in most of them — the artificial preservatives, the sugar, the flavour derivatives, the low-quality protein fillers — quietly chips away at the very thing you've been working to build.
This ebook exists because treats should support your cat's health. Not undermine it.

Commercial cat treats are engineered to be irresistible. To your cat. Not to be good for her.
The ingredient list on most popular treat brands reads like a chemistry experiment: flavour enhancers, humectants, colourings, by-products. And because the cat loves them, the owner keeps buying them, assuming that if she's eating it happily, it must be fine.
It isn't always fine. And you probably already know that, or you wouldn't be here.
Homemade Cat Treats is a practical, no-fuss recipe ebook with 50 recipes built around what cats are actually designed to eat — high-quality animal protein, minimal processing, real ingredients.
Every recipe can be prepped in 10 minutes or less. Most use ingredients you already have. None of them contain artificial anything.
This isn't a complicated overhaul. It's a simple swap that closes the gap between the nutrition work you're already doing and what ends up in your cat's mouth at treat time.

Your cat's health is something you take seriously, and you want her treats to reflect that.
You've already made changes to her main diet and you're ready to close the last gap.
You want the peace of mind that comes from knowing exactly what you're giving her — every single time.
I'm Sofiia. I'm a Nutritional Therapist, Behavioural Therapist, and Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist, and I work with cat, dog, and horse owners using a root-cause approach to animal wellness.
The treats in this book are the ones I recommend and use myself. They're simple because the ingredients are right, not because corners have been cut.
When you know what the body actually needs, the recipes stop being complicated.
Your cat gets the treat. You get the moment of connection. And nothing in that exchange is quietly working against the health goals you've already put so much thought into.
That's it. That's what this is for.






