i have a havanesse puppy hardlly has any teeth are these soft to chew? thanks joy
1024127
They are similar to the hardness of kibble except much bigger, but can be broken into little pieces.
1024128
They are not as hard as many dog treats are, but they do require the ability to be able to chew, unless you do what I do for one of my senior dogs. I let the treat stand in hot water for about 1 minute, and then he is able to readily eat the treat.
1024129
They are not soft or chewy but they are pretty crumbly and easy to break into smaller pieces that a little puppy could handle.
1024130
They are crunchy treats. They do break apart pretty easily and you would be able to crumble them but they are not soft.
1024131
They are crunchy. Wellness has a soft treat which you might want to consider. Our dog loves both.
1024132
They aren't soft but not extremely hard either. Sometimes I split them in half when giving multiple treats and they break easily so it could be something you could crumble up for your puppy. I hope that helps.
311900
Yes they are chewable, in fact my very picky dog eats these right out of my hand.
652939
My 3 mo old pup was and is still a chewer...has not chewed the poochie bells on the back door or the ones inside the bedroom door. Has plenty of chew toys and bones available. Things are kept off the floor and unavailable so can't chew. Pleease, Do not punish if chews if inappropriate..correct...and give THEIR chewies.
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They are chewable pills but are on the harder side. I can break them in half easily for my smaller dog but when my pups chew them you can hear a crunch so to me, they're on the harder side but if your doggy has trouble chewing them, you could easily just crush them into smaller pieces...
376344
they are very soft and easily chewed-there is no juice in the package===enjoy
314448
I'll answer by saying that I have a 12 yr old rescue dog from the pound. She never had any care for her teeth and has bad teeth and has lost several. She absolutely loves these CET petite chews and it doesn't seem to bother her at all. Also her remaining teeth have really whitened up.
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These are more like a large dog treat..they are hard and crunchy. They are devoured by my dog (golden doodle) in about a minute. They are not a long lasting chew like rawhide.
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They are really soft and were perfect for my puppy when I got her and she only weighed 5 pounds. She now weighs 26 pounds and still loves them. She walks around with it in her mouth making it squeak constantly, She loves the latex squeaky balls, and I don'y buy any her thing else
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They are a little heavier than tennis balls but are really pliable. The are not solid but filled with air and squishy. The dogs can chew without breaking them because the rubber is very thick. His teeth will be fine :)
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These are soft, but you must cut them with a knife or they crumble. Schatzi is wild about them. Our vet learned about them in Orlando at a show.
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They are soft, but you have to be careful to watch the expiration date on the packaging. If it is not several months out then they can become dry. I stopped buying them online first because of the price change (but has since gone back down), but also it's hit and miss with the softness. I only buy in the store where I can see the expiration date and look at the color of the treats. The darker the softer.
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I think you need to look at the more durable beds. It is instinct for a puppy to chew "anything". This bed is soft and comfortable, but could not withstand chewing. Good luck, puppies are worth it;)
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They are thick and chewy. Since I did not hear my dog crunching on them, I would call them soft. I know it probably would not fly with your dog Ana.
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They can be chewed in half eventually. It's not like one bite and pop. My dog generally creates a puncture then rips it open.
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Yes. I have a 5.5 pound toy poodle and it takes her a while to chew one down. I bought the small ones, and I preferred cutting them in half because it still seemed like too much. It was NOT easy cutting them in half! I've since stopped feeding these to her because they come from China and I'm paranoid about any treats from China, even if they don't have chicken. But to answer your question, yes, I believe they're meant to be that hard. I think that's why they're supposed to be "dental chews". Things that are hard to chew are usually good for scraping tartar off their teeth.
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They are steel but it sounds like the inside is hollow so depending on the size of your dog they could possibly bend. My little one has never chewed on them.
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i have two small dogs. They get 1/2 chew each. Unfortunately, it's gone in about 5 minutes. These are primarily for cleaning teeth not good for entertainment. I also use the CET Dental chews (rawhide) and they last a little longer but you have to moniter them because of the choking hazard. I think antlers would work better for a puppy. Just my opinion.