I want the stuff I bought at Sams last year... My dogs AND cat loved them - Are these the paw shaped treats that would fall apart? It wasn't jerky.
901732
No it truly isn't what we think of as jerky. They are the paw shaped soft cookies.
901733
Yes, these are the paw shaped biscuits that fall apart, not the original jerky squares pictured on the package.
901734
They are paw shaped treats, not jerky. Our dog loves them. I'll try them on our cat.
901735
They are indeed paw-shaped, but they don't fall apart for us. We feed them to dogs; mostly, the dogs wolf them down, so falling apart is not an issue. But, they smell like a dead alligator (in other words, horrible). I have to feed the dogs outside, as feeding them inside stinks up the house.
901736
Yes, it is the paw shaped ones. I got my first bag at Sams and the dogs loved them. I too bought them on line and they did fall apart. I bet the jerky would have been better.
1723955
Mine were chewy and the cats liked them. However it upset one of my cats' stomach.
1024130
They are crunchy treats. They do break apart pretty easily and you would be able to crumble them but they are not soft.
231308
I haven't had any problems just snapping them in half with my fingers but I'm guessing you've tried that. My cat will eat them whole. Beyond that I'm not much help:(
1840170
I haven't seen the newly shaped product as in this picture. I have only seen the pawprint shapes but it was still named Jerky. I was buying it from Sams Club but they no longer stock it.
313473
No they aren't. They are very crunchy. I boughto a different treat from Amazon by Rocco & something that was nice and chewy. My boys enjoyed the different flavors.
1259798
not crunchy hard, but not soft like jerkey treats either. they bend about halfway then break apart. not really crumbly. just in between.
1200633
I don't know but my package has been super hard and stuck together too and I bought them from Amazon. When I bought them from my veterinarian, they were absolutely wonderful for her and chewy and soft. I don't know what's going on here and I'm very disappointed! I don't know if my dogs at risk as a result but I have noticed that when she does eat the Daze quin she is scratching herself alot.
1220730
I would not recommend buying a replacement. Even if jerky treat are made in USA they can get ingredient from other countries. I would stay away from any jerky products. If you really want a similar product I would recommend making them yourself.
491132
We use Lean Treats, I think that is what they are called. They are soft and malleable, allowing me to squeeze them a bit so they fell out easily. Takes a bit of effort though. Quite a lot of fun for our dog.
787955
No they are made of a durable plastic...not the same kind as milk rings...they can not chew them...my cats love them
1351067
One of my dogs will eat them, but not with gusto. The other one won't touch them. So they will be with us a long time. However, I have never known dog treats like this to go bad -- or more bad.
1200634
I think they are old. I bought some from my vet and get are nice and soft. I had the same problem. They were stuck together also.
149534
No kidding!! EVERY brand is the same shape, same hardness. I swear they are all made by the same company and just resold under different packaging, so don't bother trying to get a different brand. I tried cutting them up and mixing them into wet food (to which I always add a little water anyway). My thought is that they would soften and take on the smell/taste of the wet food I know they like. It seemed to work OK (just OK), but I couldn't tell if BOTH of my cats were getting dosed and by how much. I finally just switched to a powder form that should mix evenly with a wet food, which I can better monitor.
1149107
they are "breakable" flat tablets and we break in half and then break the half in small pieces and mix in his food.... it's joint/arthritis type medicine...similar to human's glucosine, but you don't give the dog the human version and vice versa. we have 10 lb Pomeranian and don't want to give him to much is why we half it.... I don't know that I'd call it a "treat", never have offered him one by itself - knowing our Barni, he'd just gobble it without asking what it was :) (they don't have a definitive "odor" so probably fairly tasteless) He eats so fast (inhales so to speak), I doubt he realizes taking 'medicine'..... they are "breakable" flat tablets and we break in half and then break the half in small pieces and mix in his food.... it's joint/arthritis type medicine...similar to human's glucosine, but you don't give the dog the human version and vice versa. we have 10 lb Pomeranian and don't want to give him to much is why we half it.... I don't know that I'd call it a "treat", never have offered him one by itself - knowing our Barni, he'd just gobble it without asking what it was :) (they don't have a definitive "odor" so probably fairly tasteless) He eats so fast... » Read More they are "breakable" flat tablets and we break in half and then break the half in small pieces and mix in his food.... it's joint/arthritis type medicine...similar to human's glucosine, but you don't give the dog the human version and vice versa. we have 10 lb Pomeranian and don't want to give him to much is why we half it.... I don't know that I'd call it a "treat", never have offered him one by itself - knowing our Barni, he'd just gobble it without asking what it was :) (they don't have a definitive "odor" so probably fairly tasteless) He eats so fast (inhales so to speak), I doubt he realizes taking 'medicine'..... « Show Less
649242
They are "hard", but easily chewed up by my dogs. The dogs enjoy them and I like the way they stay together and don't disintegrate into powder like some do.
1723951
They're pretty hard. I can break them into tiny pieces with my fingers and drop them into the food bowl. My stinky cat eats them, but another non-stinky cat won't eat them (but then, he only likes cheese for treats). So, if your cat won't eat them as treats, you might try crumbling them and putting them on his/her food.