Can you give these to cats?
2012738
They make them specifically for cats too. They are so soft it's easy to break I prefer to buy the larger size because it's more economical. Then I just break them into two pieces.
2281725
Yes, absolutely. They are wonderful for finding cats, wherever they may be! You'll love it!
571695
Unless your cats have front claws it would be very difficult for them to puncture these exercise balls. I suppose it would be possible however. If your cats are known to claw or use their claws on a lot of things then that would be up to you. My cats don't even look at the thing. I hope that helps you
1603394
You can, I have. The only problem is getting your cat(s) out of the enclosure.
799654
Apologies but I'm not sure what you're asking. However, they are very good toys for cats, but not sure they would be appropriate for kids to play with.
1174418
Just a thought: do you have an animal shelter in your area that would appreciate the donation? Or, might you use it to foster a special needs cat that needs to be out of a shelter until ready for adoption?
1159986
The label says "for dogs", but it does not say it can't be used on cats. I would think it was safe , but maybe they make them for cats as well. I would use them. But ask a vet if you aren't sure.
1022647
I don't think so, on the fur. They are very cheap, eyes and fur fall off and get in the cats mouths.
1884711
Our cat can't, she's full grown. They aren't very wide slots. The only way is maybe a tiny kitten
443875
Comparing them to human capsules, they are small. For a cat, however, they are not that small and I would think that if your cat is eating around other capsules, it could eat around these as well. These work best with a piller.
149536
Yes. We chop them into small pieces and mix them with wet food. Cat eats them just fine. But, we won't buy them again because they are too hard. We've bought L Lysine from one of the pet stores before and they were soft without having to store it triple wrapped like we did with this one (to prevent it from further drying out.)
982761
No, they don't. I have a big, plastic pet syringe kind of thing that I use to get the cat to take it. I bought it at PetSmart, if I remember correctly.
1053583
No. They are in a bag of a small amount of cat nip and have been "soaking" in it. My cats huff them and enjoy them.
911171
It depends on the cat. Yes they are but I use super glue instead of the glue that comes with them. I have one cat that wears them for two weeks or more and one that can have them off in two days.
309780
Yes they can. The lower platforms are set up in a way that your cats can jump from them to the house.
234222
Not as far as I can tell. One of our cats has them, and we use the gunk the Vet gives us. This did not guard against them or get rid of them.
1862973
Yes. However, they come off one at a time after a week or so and your cat may find a chair or sofa to sharpen the one or two that are exposed!