Two Webbox treats, two different jobs
Webbox Lick-e-Lix with Beef and Webbox Tasty Sticks Turkey & Lamb are both complementary cat treats, but they are not interchangeable. One is a soft, lickable sachet; the other is a chewable stick. The right pick depends on how you want to treat your cat, how old your cat is, and how many treats you want on hand.
This comparison sticks to what the product records confirm. Where a detail is not supplied, treat that as an open question rather than a reason to guess.
Texture and feeding style at a glance
- Webbox Lick-e-Lix with Beef: A soft, yoghurt-like texture in 15g sachets. The record lists three uses: feed as a tasty treat, use as a topping, or disguise crushed-up tablets. That makes it the more versatile option for cats that prefer licking to chewing.
- Webbox Tasty Sticks Turkey & Lamb: Gently cooked, moist and meaty sticks that the record describes as a chewable snack. Each stick is individually wrapped, so it suits a quick hand-fed treat or a reward on the go.
What the labels confirm
- Webbox Lick-e-Lix with Beef Cat Treats: Each pack contains 5 x 15g of soft lickable yoghurt, and the record states no artificial preservatives or colours, no added sugar, and suitability for kittens. These are the details that matter if you want a kitten-friendly treat or a sachet you can use as a topper rather than a chew.
Webbox Lick-e-Lix with Beef Cat Treats - Webbox Tasty Sticks Cat Treats Turkey & Lamb: Tasty Sticks contain 75% fresh meat, are suitable for adult cats and kittens, and each packet contains 6 sticks (30g total). The meat content and kitten suitability are the headline facts for anyone choosing a stick treat; the 6-stick pack sets the base unit for comparing pack sizes.
Webbox Tasty Sticks Cat Treats Turkey & Lamb
Pack sizes and how long they last
Lick-e-Lix comes as a single pack or a pack of twelve, with each pack holding five 15g sachets. Tasty Sticks come as a single pack, a pack of two, a pack of four or a pack of eight, with six sticks per pack. If you treat occasionally, a single pack of either is a low-commitment way to try the texture. If your cat takes to one, the larger multipacks reduce the chance of running out, and Tasty Sticks' individually wrapped sticks are handy for keeping some fresh while others are used.
Kittens, tablets and everyday use
Both treats are listed as suitable for kittens, so age alone does not decide between them. The bigger difference is how you plan to use them. Lick-e-Lix is the one to choose if you want a soft treat that can be spread as a topping or used to help with crushed tablets. Tasty Sticks is the one to choose if you want a chewable, meaty stick that can be torn open and handed over without preparation.
Neither record supplies feeding amounts or frequency, so there is no basis here for saying how many treats a cat should have per day. Treat both as complementary foods and keep the rest of the diet in line with your vet's advice.
What the records do not settle
The supplied information does not give a full ingredient list beyond the headline claims, nor does it state whether either treat is grain-free or wheat-free (the Lick-e-Lix record mentions wheat-free and grain-free in its additional details, but the Tasty Sticks record does not). If your cat has a sensitive stomach or a diagnosed allergy, check the full packaging before buying a multipack.
The records also do not state storage instructions after opening. For Tasty Sticks, the individual wrapping helps with freshness before opening, but once a stick is out of its wrapper the record is silent. Use your judgement and the pack for guidance.
How to decide
- Choose Lick-e-Lix if: You want a soft, lickable treat that doubles as a topper or a way to disguise crushed tablets, or you want a kitten-suitable sachet with no added sugar.
- Choose Tasty Sticks if: You want a chewable, meaty stick with 75% fresh meat, individually wrapped for convenience, and you prefer a treat you can hand over without preparation.
- Try both if: Your cat has not shown a clear texture preference. A single pack of each is the cheapest way to find out which one your cat actually finishes.
