About Get Naked
Get Naked is a functional treat line made by NPIC, a Plano, Texas pet treat manufacturer that has run its own production facility since 1996. NPIC's first product was N-Bone, one of the earliest fully edible, digestible dog bones, and Get Naked was built later as the company's clean-label wellness line for both dogs and cats -- the name is a direct reference to its formulation philosophy of stripping ingredient panels down to what a specific problem actually needs.
The cat range is organized by function rather than as a single all-purpose treat: a Calming Health chew built on chamomile and L-tryptophan, a Furball/Hairball Relief soft chew with added taurine and BC30 probiotics, plus Cat/Urinary Health, Digestive Health, and Kitten Health lines. Every line is marketed grain-free, corn-free, wheat-free, and soy-free, and the Furball Relief treat carries NASC certification, the National Animal Supplement Council's quality and compliance program for animal supplements.
Brand website: npicpet.com
What Get Naked makes
Get Naked's range runs wider than the products we review. The lines we know best from our own testing are marked with a star:
Calming Health Crunchy Treats
chamomile and L-tryptophan crunchy treats for situational stress, our featured pick — featured on House of Mittens
Furball Relief Soft Treats
grain-free soft chews with chicken, taurine, and BC30 probiotics, our featured pick — featured on House of Mittens
Cat/Urinary Health Crunchy Treats
cranberry juice crunchy treats aimed at urinary tract support
Digestive Health soft treats
part of the Biteables sub-line, formulated to support digestion
Kitten Health soft treats
a soft-chew formula sized and formulated for kittens
Why we recognized Get Naked
The House of Mittens Top Brand recognition isn't paid for and can't be applied for. We award it to the brands whose products consistently stand out in our vet-reviewed category guides. Get Naked earned it on the strength of the products below, evaluated the same way every product on this site is: assessed against feline-health criteria, used with real cats, and judged on merit.
Get Naked products we rated highly
Get Naked Grain-Free Cat Calming Treats, Crunchy Salmon & Cheese Flavor, 2.5 oz
The most affordable entry point in our calming treat lineup, which makes it a low-stakes way to find out whether a cat will accept a calming treat at all before spending more on the category. The crunchy salmon-and-cheese format gets eaten as an ordinary treat by most cats, and the formula is built on chamomile and L-tryptophan rather than melatonin, so it does not cause drowsiness. In our review, a 4.1-star average across more than 700 ratings was among the strongest score-to-volume combinations we found at this price point, and the grain-free ingredient panel is short and easy to read.
Read the 10 Best Cat Calming Treats of 2026, Vet-Reviewed guide →
Get Naked Furball Relief Soft Treats for Cats, 2.5 oz Pouch
One of only a handful of products in our hairball treat review that publishes an exact calorie count, at under three calories per treat, which lets an owner fit a daily habit inside a real treat budget instead of guessing. The panel names real chicken first, is grain-free, and adds taurine and BC30 probiotics, an unusually complete ingredient list at its price. The soft chew texture also suits cats with dental disease or missing teeth that tend to leave crunchy treats behind, and it carries a review base of more than 4,300 ratings at 4.1 stars.
Read the 12 Best Cat Hairball Treats and Remedies of 2026, Vet-Reviewed guide →What earned Get Naked the recognition
- Featured across both our cat calming treats and cat hairball treats reviews, spanning a crunchy calming chew and a soft hairball chew.
- Every cat line is formulated grain-free, corn-free, wheat-free, and soy-free, and the Furball Relief treat carries NASC certification, the National Animal Supplement Council's quality and compliance program.
- The Furball Relief chew is one of the few products in its category to publish an exact calorie count, under three calories per treat, giving owners a real figure to budget against.
- Made by NPIC, a Texas pet treat manufacturer that has run its own production facility since 1996 and also developed N-Bone, one of the first fully edible, digestible dog bones.
- A combined review base of more than 5,000 ratings across the two featured products, both holding a 4.1-star average.