Luscious Steamy Chomps chicken liver treats review

At around ₱29 as of August 1, 2026, the chicken version of a line that also comes in beef. Two things decide whether this is the one to buy.

Two listings of the same line, and one is the brand’s

The beef liver chomps are the same price on the same date, sold by Luscious Philippines with 9,284 Shopee ratings behind them. This chicken listing comes from a different shop with 798.

Neither number tells you anything about the food. What it tells you is how much buying history each listing has, and in a category where nothing publishes an ingredient list, a guaranteed analysis or a pack weight, that is one of the few signals available.

If your cat has no preference between beef and chicken, the better-established listing is the easier choice. If it prefers poultry, this is the one, and there is nothing wrong with it.

Liver’s ceiling applies to both

Liver is the best-loved treat ingredient in the world because it is strongly aromatic and cats select food by smell.

It is also extremely high in vitamin A, which is fat-soluble, so a cat stores the excess rather than excreting it. Fed liver heavily over months, cats can develop hypervitaminosis A: new bone forms around the joints, particularly around the neck and front legs, and the animal becomes stiff and sore.

Chicken liver is no gentler than beef in this respect. Keep either as a few-times-a-week reward rather than a daily habit, and do not stack it on top of a kibble that already leans on liver for its aroma.

Where liver earns its place

Training is the honest answer. Cats are trainable, more than their reputation suggests, and the limit is usually motivation rather than intelligence.

A liver treat provides motivation. Carrier training, accepting nail clipping, coming when called: all of these are teachable with a smelly reward and short sessions, and short sessions keep the quantity small, which fits the vitamin A limit rather than fighting it.

The numbers neither listing publishes

No pack weight, no calorie figure, no ingredient breakdown. Without a weight there is no price per gram, and without calories the tenth rule, which caps treats at about 20 to 25 kcal a day for a 4kg cat, has to be applied by eye.

Ask the shop for the pack weight before ordering. It is the one question that makes the price comparable.

Who should buy the chicken chomps

Buy this if your cat prefers poultry, you want a high-value training reward, and you will keep it to a few times a week.

Skip it if you have no protein preference, where the brand’s own listing has far more history behind it.

The beef version and a plainer everyday treat

For the same line from the brand’s own store, see the Luscious beef liver chomps. For something with no vitamin A limit to think about, the boiled chicken breast treats 40g are plain muscle meat.