
PET RECORD 200pcs Pet Cat Treats Snack Pets Cat Treat Kitty Strip Fresh Wet Food
β±137as of Aug 1, 2026
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PET RECORD 200pcs Pet Cat Treats Snack Pets Cat Treat Kitty Strip Fresh Wet FoodTwo hundred lickable strips at a figure that works out cheaper per kilo than any cat food on this site, which is the first thing to check with the shop.

β±137as of Aug 1, 2026
COD Β· Shopee-protected payment
| Brand | PET RECORD |
|---|---|
| Type | Cat treat |
| Price | β±137 (as of Aug 1, 2026) |
| Shopee owner rating | 4.9 β from 6,223 Shopee ratings |
| Shop | Lucky Pet Store |
| Units sold | 10K+ |
This budget Shopee listing publishes no full nutrition panel. The values below come from the product listing only.
| Pack size | 200 pieces (per-piece weight not specified) |
|---|---|
| Flavor | Not specified |
| Key ingredients | Not specified |
| Guaranteed analysis | Not specified |
| Calories | Not specified |
At around β±137 as of August 1, 2026 for a listing that says 200 pieces. Run the arithmetic before you get excited.
Two hundred strips of roughly 15g each is about three kilos of wet treat. At β±137 that would be around β±46 a kilo.
For comparison, the cheapest cat food on this site, the CARTY 430g wet can, works out around β±100 a kilo, and the cheapest kibble is around β±113. A treat costing less than half the cheapest food is not impossible, and it is unusual enough to check.
The likely explanation is ordinary: Shopee displays the lowest variantβs price on a listing with several quantity options, and several similar listings on this page offer 30, 50, 100 and 150-piece choices under one price. So the β±137 may buy a smaller pack than the titleβs headline number.
One message to the shop settles it, and it changes the value of this listing completely.
Treats should stay under roughly a tenth of a catβs daily calories. A 4kg adult needs about 200 to 250 kcal, so treats get about 20 to 25.
A lickable strip of this size runs roughly 6 to 8 kcal. That puts the limit at two or three a day, with a little taken out of the meal to compensate.
So if the pack really is 200, it is over three months of treats for one cat. That is a long time for a wet product to sit in a Philippine kitchen, and worth checking the best-before dates when it arrives.
Two jobs nothing else does as well.
Water. Cats take most of their moisture from what they eat and many drink too little from a bowl. A strip is mostly water in a form a cat wants.
Medication. A crushed tablet disappears into a lickable paste, and a cat licking from a strip is a cat standing still and cooperating.
Both are worth more than the treat value, and both are reasons to keep a few in the house even if you do not treat daily.
Buy this if you have confirmed which quantity the price covers, you use lickable strips regularly, and you can store a few months of wet treats somewhere cool.
Skip it if you want to know what you are paying per piece before you order, which for now you cannot.
For ten strips at a stated price, see the PET RECORD 16g 10-piece treats. For a single strip to see whether your cat takes the format at all, the 15g cat strip fresh wet treats cost a few pesos.
See how it compares with the other top picks in our cat treats comparison.
Worth confirming. Shopee shows the lowest variant price on a listing with several options, and the figure here works out cheaper per kilo than any cat food we list, which is unusual enough to check.
At two a day, over three months. Treats should stay under about a tenth of a cat's daily calories, and a lickable strip is roughly 6 to 8 kcal, so two or three a day is the ceiling.
Getting water into a cat that will not drink, and hiding crushed medication. Both are things no other treat format does nearly as well.
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