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Cat Treat Squeeze Spoon 3 Pack

Cat Treat Squeeze Spoon 3 Pack

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Kitten licking puree from the purple cat-eared Noblias treat squeeze spoon, with the yellow, green and cream spoons standing behind it

Cat Treat Squeeze Spoon 3 Pack

Regular price $16.99
Regular price $16.99 Sale price $22.99
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She Wants the Puree. You Want Your Fingers Back.

A cat treat squeeze spoon puts ten inches of handle between the treat and your hand. Lickable treats are the easiest way to reward a cat, and the usual method is holding a torn tube while she chews the end of it — sticky fingers, wasted treat, and a cat who has decided your thumb is part of the snack. Load the tube here and slide the presser instead.

Her Tongue Reaches the Spoon, Not Your Fingers

  • 26.5 cm of handle – she reaches the spoon, not your fingers, which matters with an enthusiastic eater
  • Sliding fish presser – push it along and the puree moves toward the head, evenly, right to the end of the tube
  • One-handed – the other hand is free to stroke her or hold the cat who is not getting a turn yet
  • Cat-ear spoon head – a 6 cm dish she licks clean rather than a narrow tube opening
  • Three in the pack – one in use, one in the wash, one in the cabinet

Slide, Do Not Squeeze

The fish-shaped presser slides down the handle and pushes the treat ahead of it, so what would have been left in the bottom corner of the tube ends up in the spoon.

Close up of the fish-shaped sliding presser being pushed along the handle of the Noblias cat treat spoon while a cat licks the head

One Hand on the Spoon, One Hand on the Cat

Everything happens with the hand holding it — which is the difference between a treat you give when you think of it and one you skip because you were holding something else.

Cat licking the purple treat spoon while a hand slides the presser, with one-handed operation, smooth to the end and safe material callouts

It Hangs Up to Dry

There is a hole in the end of every handle. Rinse it, hook it, and it is dry and out of the way before the next treat.

Three Noblias cat treat squeeze spoons hanging from hooks by the hole in the end of each handle, shown as a space-saving storage design

A Treat Is Also Two Minutes Together

Hand-feeding a lickable treat is one of the few times a cat will stay still and close on purpose. The spoon just makes it something you will actually keep doing.

Ragdoll cat licking a Noblias cat treat squeeze spoon held over a windowsill, with two spare spoons lying beside it

Specifications

  • Pack: 3 spoons, assorted colors
  • Length: 26.5 cm (10.43 in)
  • Spoon head: 6 cm (2.36 in), cat-ear shape
  • Action: sliding presser along the handle
  • Fits: standard puree treat tubes and lickable strips
  • Care: rinse and hang by the hole in the handle

Package Includes: 3 × cat treat squeeze spoons

Give the Treat, Keep Your Fingers

Two quiet minutes with her at the end of the day, and the last of the tube in the spoon instead of the bin.

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