Enisyl-F Lysine Treats I assume these treats are soft chews? My cat won't touch a soft chew. Does anyone know if they make this in a crunchy treat?
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Since this is the 1st year all of our cats got that distressing herpes virus, I went into total overload by consistently giving them l-lysine 1st with gel and then the treat tablet form. It has stopped the severity or time length of that virus.
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They're actually quite firm/crunchy. We give our cat (5) l-lysine treats and (3) of his favorite crunchy treats, together, in a small cat bowl/dish (daily). He is so excited to get his favorite treats, that he eats all the treats happily, without noticing a difference. These l-lysine treats work great! He was always a sneezy, runny-eyed, sickly cat and these treats have given back his health.
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They are not chewable....I've changed to Piping Rock vitamins (available on line from Piping Rock Vitamin site)...I've never purchased chewables. All I have gotten are either gel or powder inside. Have you done a search on line with "chewable" in the search line? Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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Definitely perfectly fine for cats. My kittens, as others have said, love this treat. I don't break it into smaller pieces though as our vet said kitties' canine teeth are specifically used for ripping/shredding prey and it's good for them to do. One gets "growly" while eating, meaning he growls in low tones indicating it's HIS prey and he loves it which makes me very happy. Oftentimes he'll bat it around before devouring.
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They're more on the crunchy side so they can clean the cat's teeth (sort of). My cat loves these things but she's young and has her teeth.
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Both of my cats love treats (Temptations) they get a couple every night. I included one in those, but the cat that needs the supplement the most will eat the Temptation treats and leave the L-Lysine treat. The other cat would eat both of the L-Lysine treats. I wish I could get them to eat the treats instead of having to give them the paste but I can see that's not going to happen, so I probably will not be ordering the L-Lysine treats again.
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I use the Tender Moments treats the most because they're a little moist and can't be flicked out as easily. They are kitty junk food though (the rest of his diet is very healthy). We also do flash dried meat sometimes too as a healthier alternative. Any food or treats would work, other than really wet food. I use it after play time so he's a little slower.
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These are soft treats. I have a big & small dog, they both would not eat these treats. Such a good value for the amount in the bag, but they will not eat even a small piece.
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I'm not sure how to explain it. It's soft, as in there is no "crunch" sound, but it's not extremely soft, as in it still requires some chewing. I hope someone else can explain it better. They could easily break in half to accommodate your fur baby a little better. Two of my three cats will eat this brand. The one who won't eat it hates soft treats.
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The package I have states 'Feline Formula'. Not sure about the canine chews as I have never used them. The feline chews work fairly well on my cats. Hope this helps.
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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:(
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My current dogs prefer the soft jerky/stick-style treats, they just don't like the crunchy biscuit kind, no matter what brand it is. I have had two dogs that liked the crunchy ones, but they were the kind of dog that would eat about anything anyway. I'd try the jerky/soft treats, my dogs have liked all the snack sticks from Newman's Own. (Give the ones your own dogs won't eat to your local shelter--there will surely be a dog there who would like them!)
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My male cat is a chewer. If you watch him and make him stop once he starts, u should be fine. But yes be prepared to have a chewed up box. My boy just chews on it when he gets frustrated and cant get the treats out. Its so funny and worth the purchase.
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No, they are not. In fact, that crunchiness seems to be intentional so that the texture helps clean the cat's teeth. Perhaps if you moistened them first with a tiny dr of water and let the, rest a minute before giving them to your cat ? ? ? I haven't tried this though.
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Caroline....as a fellow LONG TIME user of this very medication, I can tell you that YES...I have purchased and used both, over the years. Also, depending on which your cat prefers...I believe the Vetoquinol is a "soft" chew...rather than a crunchy one!!! IF I am recalling correctly!!! Laura
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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.
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I only have cats. I can tell you I returned the chews I bought b/c the product highly constipated my pet. :(
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The only time the cat tried to bite them off was when glue got on the outside of one and stuck to his fur. I had to trim the fur. Sometimes he'll try to lick his paws right after, so I keep him distracted with a laser pointer or treats.