? Are these treats acceptable for a hypo incident?

I have honey, karo syrup on hand. Katie does not like canned food of any kind, never has. She is on a raw food diet. I wanted some food around to give her in case of a hypo, are these treats-

http://www.swansonvitamins.com/halo...=80480724487&gclid=COOSotfV1M4CFQKNaQodGloIzA

high carb enough to help in a hypo? I gave these to her many years ago and she liked them.

 

They look like they're very high carb, but also look dry....the problem with using kibble (or dry treats) is that they take longer to break down and get into the bloodstream....and when you're in a hypo situation, you want to get them up quickly

I'd probably just stick to adding a few drops of honey/karo/syrup to a little of her raw diet in that instance

Will she not even eat the "gravy" part off of a "Gravy Lovers" food? Most cats can't resist it, even if they don't generally like "canned" foods

 

I have never given her any food with gravy. She never liked canned and has been on raw for 9 years. The last time she ate something other than raw ( I even give raw chicken breast as treats), which was a few years ago, she just threw it up. What foods do you recommend that are irresistible?
And BTW, thank you so much for replying to my posts and all your help.

 

I have found the Fancy Feast Gravy Lovers seem to be pretty irresistible to most cats here, but if they're sensitive to gluten, that can cause problems

Usually, if we're using it to bring the numbers up, we pop the top, put it back down and "squeeze" the gravy part into another bowl and just give a teaspoon or two at a time so it's not very much....but the majority of the carbs are in the gravy so it usually is enough to bring them back up into a safe number