Ciao is Inaba's Japanese sister brand and sells its own Churu: the same lickable purée idea in 14 g variety-pack tubes and in 80 g squeeze tubes you portion out over several serves. Around it sits the rest of the range — Pon Churu twin cups, Churu Bee and Churutto Stick (a chewy grilled outer around a creamy Churu centre), Soft Bits Mix semi-moist morsels, gravy cups, puddings and 85 g cans.
Worth knowing before you order. Everything here is filed as a cat treat, but the cups and cans are Japanese-style wet foods, and their feeding guides say to serve them alongside a complete and balanced diet rather than as the meal. The product names do not always say which format you are getting, so read the pack size and the format wording together: 65 g cups are the puddings and soft jellies, and 70–80 g cups are the gravy toppers. Cans sit in the same weight band, so look for the word can on the listing rather than judging by grams alone. If you are weighing Ciao Churu against Inaba's, they are related but not interchangeable — Ciao's is the Japanese-domestic line, with its own flavours, tube sizes and pack counts.
