Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks

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Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks

TreatsGrain-FreeComplete Food

Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks scores 3.5/5 for ingredient quality — a treats cat food with 38% protein targeting adult cats.

3.5

Good

MiauMiau AI score · 3.5/5

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AI ANALYSIS

What MiauMiau's AI actually sees

The primary ingredient is an ambiguous 'meat and animal by-products' blend (95%), with 30% chicken and 15% duck specified, which drags down the protein source quality despite the high inclusion rate. On the positive side, the dry matter carbohydrate estimate is exceptionally low at 4.8%, and the formula appears free of grain, legumes, and problematic additives, making it a very clean treat from a filler and additive standpoint.

According to MiauMiau's analysis of over 5,000+ treats products, Feringa Sticks - Chicken & Duck - 3 Sticks ( Each) scores above the treats average.

MiauMiau Cat Food Database

Analyzed by MiauMiau's Nutritional AI · June 2026

This analysis is generated from ingredient and compositional data. It is not veterinary advice. Always consult your veterinarian for health decisions.

Score breakdown

Ingredient Quality2.0
Protein Adequacy4.0
Low Filler Content5.0
Clean Additives5.0
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HOW IT COMPARES

Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks vs. the category

Compared to the average treats across 5,000+ products in our database.

Quality Score3.5/5

Category avg: 2.6/5

Scores 0.9 points above the average treats

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OUR ASSESSMENT

What we like vs. what to watch

What we like

  • Excellent protein content for adult cats
  • Minimal filler content — no unnecessary grain or starch padding
  • Clean formula with no controversial additives
  • Grain-free formula
  • Nutritionally complete — suitable as a sole diet
  • Named animal protein as the primary ingredient

What to watch

  • Ingredient quality is below average
  • Uses vague 'derivatives' instead of named ingredients
04

WHO IT'S FOR

Is this right for your cat?

Best for

KittensCats with grain sensitivitiesActive cats
05

INGREDIENTS

What's actually in the bag

Top ingredients

  1. 01Ingredients: 95% meat and animal by-products (30% chicken
  2. 02duck)
  3. 03minerals Additives per kg: Nutritional additives: Vitamin A 5000 IU
  4. 04vitamin D3 500 IU
  5. 05vitamin E 5 IU

Ingredients are listed by weight. The first ingredients make up the majority of the formula.

Concerns

  • Uses unnamed animal derivatives instead of specific protein sources
06

NUTRITION

The numbers

Guaranteed analysis

Protein38%
Fat23%
Fiber1%
Ash7.5%
Moisture27%

Dry matter basis

Protein52.05%
Fat31.51%
Fiber1.37%
Carbs (est.)4.8%

Dry matter basis removes water content for accurate comparison between wet and dry foods.

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FULL LABEL

Every ingredient

Ingredients: 95% meat and animal by-products (30% chicken, duck), minerals Additives per kg: Nutritional additives: Vitamin A 5000 IU, vitamin D3 500 IU, vitamin E 5 IU, taurine 1000mg

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FAQ

Questions worth answering

Is Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks good for cats?

According to MiauMiau's AI analysis, Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks is an average treats with a quality score of 3.5 out of 5. The primary ingredient is an ambiguous 'meat and animal by-products' blend (95%), with 30% chicken and 15% duck specified, which drags down the protein source quality despite the high inclusion rate. On the positive side, the dry matter carbohydrate estimate is exceptionally low at 4.8%, and the formula appears free of grain, legumes, and problematic additives, making it a very clean treat from a filler and additive standpoint.

What is the protein content of Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks?

Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks contains 38% protein as listed on the label. On a dry matter basis, that's 52.05% protein. Dry matter basis is the fairest way to compare protein between wet and dry foods because it removes water content from the equation.

Is Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks grain-free?

Yes, Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks is grain-free. It does not contain wheat, corn, rice, or other grain ingredients. This can be beneficial for cats with grain sensitivities, though most healthy cats tolerate grains without issues.

How does Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks compare to other treats?

According to MiauMiau's database of over 5,000+ cat food products, Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks scores 0.9 points above the average treats quality score of 2.6. MiauMiau's AI evaluates ingredient quality, protein adequacy, filler content, and additive safety to generate each score.

Is Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks suitable for kittens or senior cats?

Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks is formulated for adult cats. Its high protein content (52.05% dry matter basis) may also be suitable for kittens, but a dedicated kitten formula is generally recommended. If you have a kitten or a senior cat, look for formulas specifically designed for their life stage.

What are the main ingredients in Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks?

The top 5 ingredients in Feringa Chicken & Duck Treat Sticks are: Ingredients: 95% meat and animal by-products (30% chicken, duck), minerals Additives per kg: Nutritional additives: Vitamin A 5000 IU, vitamin D3 500 IU, vitamin E 5 IU. The first ingredient is a named animal protein (Ingredients: 95% meat and animal by-products (30% chicken), which is a positive sign of quality. The remaining top ingredients are duck), minerals Additives per kg: Nutritional additives: Vitamin A 5000 IU, vitamin D3 500 IU, vitamin E 5 IU. Ingredient order indicates proportion by weight, so the first ingredients make up the bulk of the formula.

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