Are these soft and chewy? Can someone tell me about these?
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thank you for answering this question as i have a 13 year old beagle who had 25 teeth pulled in march and really needs a soft treat.i appreciate your input and hopefully so will Lucky Wonder dog.
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.
608548
They are not "soft chews" but they do break apart very easily when chewed, almost into a powdery substance.
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They're chewable and my dog loves them. They do feel more hard than soft. The size is between a dime and a nickle. There are no notches to cut them but I've had similar pills that I've cut. They pieces aren't always equal but they are still able to be cut. The most important thing to me is that my dog is no longer limping when she gets up. That's worth anything you have to do with the pill. :)
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Yes Nancy, tbonz are soft. My dog loves them. He also has a problem with hard bones and and is a really picky eater. these are perfect for him. and according to Nikko , quite tasty as well, Ha Ha. he prefers the porterhouse flavor
1024131
They are crunchy. Wellness has a soft treat which you might want to consider. Our dog loves both.
1259803
They are not real hard like the dog bone treats but are not completely soft. They are kind of in between, my little terrier seems to like them, we switch her to another Plato treat when the bag runs out. These things last a long time as they are small, but plenty for a treat.
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No they are not chewable a but if they are hard to swallow then try smashing them and putting in in your drink or sprinkle on food. I did that numerous times
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Yes, they are meant to be chewed. The last batch we bought did have a bit of a fishy taste to them, but it's not unbearable. We just ordered a new batch, so we'll see how they are.
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It's been a while since I used these, but I believe they are not chewy, yet not as hard as a dog biscuit - kind of like a chewable tablet. Sometimes I crushed & mixed it in some grain-free canned food & it wasn't difficult to crush with the bottom of a glass or similar item.
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They are very crunchy, to help with dental issues. My cats haven't a problem, even the one who has less than half of his teeth left (15+). Perhaps they are stale? But in any case, they aren't meant to be soft. (My cats eat some canned, mostly raw, so crunchy is a treat to them.)
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I haven't tried them myself but we just put them in the bowl with our dog's dry food and she eats them right along with the food. They are a little softer than dry food. Our dog is ten lbs. so we give a half pill twice daily. She was limping when she would get up and no longer does that. Been using at least one year.
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They are not real hard sort of on the soft side and the inside is soft but not gueey. Plus they are small so they should have no problems. My 19 year kitty even loves getting the treats. She doesn't have a lot of teeth and has no problem eating them either.
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They are hard on the outside but get soft enough to chew a little. These are the big jawbreaker size...not the little ones that come in a box.
911003
Soft and chewy. They are the closest thing to a donut without being a donut. I love donuts but you just can't have those every day.
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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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No, they're a good, but small treat you can give more liberally for training without ruining their diet. They're roughly the size of an average piece of kibble, but soft.