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|Articles|April 26, 2022
Temptations cat treats debuts kitten treats
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
Treats meet the unique needs of young felines and promote bonding
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The Temptations brand has released a line of Temptations Kitten treats, adding these to its portfolio of adult cat treats.
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"Treating can be an irreplaceable and fun bonding experience for cats and their families," said Jean-Paul Jansen, vice president of marketing for Mars Pet Nutrition North America, in a company release.1
"With the new Temptations Kitten treats, we're helping cat owners start building those bonds even earlier, setting their new pets up for a happy lifetime of irresistible playtime with their favorite people,” he added.
The kitten treats are formulated with ingredients that meet the specific dietary needs of growing kittens and promote healthy brain development with DHA and no artifical flavors. Plus, they contain under 2 calories, making them ideal for daily treating, training, or they can serve as a food topper. They are available in 2 flavors: Chicken & Dairy and Salmon & Dairy.
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Temptations™ cat treats launches its first product line for kittens. News release. Temptations brand. April 26, 2022. Accessed April 26, 2022. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/temptations-cat-treats-launches-its-first-product-line-for-kittens-301532988.html
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