I wish to give this to my cats as well as dogs. Is is soft enough for cats to chew? Thanks.
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I don't recall buying but now use Trifexis. My dog is 1/2 wolf so didn't have any problems chewing,
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They should be soft...good luck...I bought 3 bags and gave them to all my dogs and they did not work.
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It's a round tablet and not sure if the cat can chew it. You would probably have to break the tablet in half. My pet thinks it's a treat.
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Hi Ileana, thank you for your question! We are truly sorry we could not respond to you earlier. The answer to your question is yes - our Dental Fresh products are 100% safe use by cats and dogs.
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It is very long and quite thick fabric. I don't see how a cat could eat it. You could always put the toy away when you aren't around if you are still concerned.
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It may help. My cat Teddy is about 6 years old and he chews on my bedding too. We got him as a rescue when he was about 4 years old. I believe he must of been around a dog when he was a kitten because he does dog things. Dogs chew on everything. My cousin's dog ate her dining room set. So she had to buy a new one with metal legs, something the dog could not chew on. I just distract him with a toy. When I get home from work, I hugged and kiss him. Then while watching TV I play with him. So when I go to sleep, he does too. You may want to put an old blanket on top of your comforter. Also did you check his teeth and make sure it is not a medical/dental problem. He may just want your attention. It may help. My cat Teddy is about 6 years old and he chews on my bedding too. We got him as a rescue when he was about 4 years old. I believe he must of been around a dog when he was a kitten because he does dog things. Dogs chew on everything. My cousin's dog ate her dining room set. So she had to buy a new one with metal legs, something the dog could not chew on. I just distract him with a toy. When I get home from work, I hugged and kiss him. Then while watching TV I play with him. So when I go to sleep, he does too. You may want to put an old blanket on top of your comforter. Also did... » Read More It may help. My cat Teddy is about 6 years old and he chews on my bedding too. We got him as a rescue when he was about 4 years old. I believe he must of been around a dog when he was a kitten because he does dog things. Dogs chew on everything. My cousin's dog ate her dining room set. So she had to buy a new one with metal legs, something the dog could not chew on. I just distract him with a toy. When I get home from work, I hugged and kiss him. Then while watching TV I play with him. So when I go to sleep, he does too. You may want to put an old blanket on top of your comforter. Also did you check his teeth and make sure it is not a medical/dental problem. He may just want your attention. « Show Less
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says for cats, not mention of dogs, but I don't see why a small dog couldn't use. Its the only hairball gel my cats will eat. Give it a shot, my cats are 12 & 14 pounds.
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It is not a "soft" chew, but it breaks apart VERY easily. My 12 year old puppy can easily chew it and my 8 year old puppy pretty much swallows it whole :o).
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Probably, they are soft. We just throw it for our dog and put it up when we're not using it. It is NOT a chew toy.
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It's a pretty small grain, but I wouldn't call it soft (compared to a wheat litter, for example). This litter definitely works with attracting the cat to use the box correctly though, so that might overcome the soft problem. It does get expensive pretty quickly if you use the Cat Attract only. When we had a problem cat we used this litter exclusively for about 2 months, then started cutting it with Dr. Elsley's blue bag litter to save some money. After 4 months or so we started cutting more of the blue bag litter and less of the cat attract litter, and finally last month we started only on the blue bag litter with no problems to date *cross fingers and toes*. Hope this helps!
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Yes if your cats won't eat them like a treat. But the theory behind them is for the pieces to be chewed thus cleaning their teeth.
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I imangine it isn't a good thing to chew on but the only danger would be if your pet swallowed a big enough piece to get it lodged other wise it's not digestible so it shall pass. My pets have never chewed on it.
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The bowl is made of a fairly sturdy hard plastic material. It may scratch if your cat has metal teeth, but possibly not even then. Seriously though, it's solid and seems like it would take a lot for it to get scratched.
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I am the reviewer and wanted to clarify that the plastic springs are NOT easily broken. I am sorry my original review wasn't clear on this and have updated my review to reflect that. However, a determined cat (like mine!) can break them and also chew down the edges such that they are clearly jagged and sharp. I will upload pics of those edges shortly . I think this toy is fine for the vast majority of cats. Just wanted to give owners a word of caution to watch. We are sensitive to this issue as my husband has had to remove many life threatening items from the stomach and intestines of cats and dogs that you would never expect over his 25 years as a veterinary internist. Sorry for the confusion! I am the reviewer and wanted to clarify that the plastic springs are NOT easily broken. I am sorry my original review wasn't clear on this and have updated my review to reflect that. However, a determined cat (like mine!) can break them and also chew down the edges such that they are clearly jagged and sharp. I will upload pics of those edges shortly . I think this toy is fine for the vast majority of cats. Just wanted to give owners a word of caution to watch. We are sensitive to this issue as my husband has had to remove many life threatening items from the stomach and intestines of cats... » Read More I am the reviewer and wanted to clarify that the plastic springs are NOT easily broken. I am sorry my original review wasn't clear on this and have updated my review to reflect that. However, a determined cat (like mine!) can break them and also chew down the edges such that they are clearly jagged and sharp. I will upload pics of those edges shortly . I think this toy is fine for the vast majority of cats. Just wanted to give owners a word of caution to watch. We are sensitive to this issue as my husband has had to remove many life threatening items from the stomach and intestines of cats and dogs that you would never expect over his 25 years as a veterinary internist. Sorry for the confusion! « Show Less
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Yes. Our senior cats are picky. I can't do it every day, but I can get the teeth fairly well at least once a week. It smells more minty than doggie treat, so the smell for cats is a bit easier since they like cat nip.
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It isn't as soft as wet food. If you have ever purchased kitty treats that are soft, it is about that texture.
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It's pretty hard plastic. But if the dog is a bad chewer you might need another option. Worked great for my cats.