Do you think these are small enough for cats to eat?
164414
No. Those are perfect for small dogs but cats won't bite apart large pieces like dogs do....I've tried making cat treats and I couldn't get one cat to eat them! lol....I hope it turns out better for you :-) Greta
164415
Yes, I do think they are small enough for cats. I ordered mine to make treats for my five pound Yorkie.
164416
Yes, I use them for my Scentsy business making wax samples out of them to send to customers, I'd say they are about a quarter size or so.
164417
Not really. I wanted to use it for training treats for my dogs and they're too big for that. Also, because of the depressions for the toes, you have to fill the molds. They end up being pretty thick. They're like small dog biscuits.
164418
Maybe, if you don't fill them all the way. They are about the size of a quarter and 1/2" to 5/8" deep. It might also work if the treats are soft. I use them for dog biscuits for 2 small terriers, but both are strong chewers. I bake the treats longer than required to make them as crisp and dry as possible. You might want to leave the treats a little chewy for a cat. There is another pan that is shaped like little bones that might work better for you. The treats are smaller and can be broken into two pieces.
164419
while the overall size of the "paw" is small about the size of a dime ...it is kind of deep,i guess you could fill them 1/2 way instead of full..i ended up using people cookie dough and they came out cute
164420
I don't think so. The treats come out a good size. I have a 25 pound beagle and I have to break them up for her.
337481
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.
1426465
They are quite small, not big enough to really eat off of but good for play. The large ones are 4 1/4" diameter and the smalls are 3 1/2".
1915255
No probably not. They are smaller than a quarter and would probably get eaten
2159228
Well, I always use a little red cup to scoop food and water. I only give them one scoop of each so they don't over eat. It fits for my two cats and lasts all day. They are small food bowls but just right for their portions.
861248
The pieces are pretty small - flat circular disks, less than 1/2 inch in diameter. Not much larger than the kibble if feed my cat.
192065
They are pretty small probably alittle bigger than the size of a peanut! Hope that helps
1107805
Probably small. My cat is 7.1 lbs but she could pull some of the tips off. So I kept replacing them. I finally just took her to vet. Maybe your cat isn't a sweet and sour spoild cat like mine. Good luck.
557459
My fish were able to eat them with no problem. If you think they may be to large you can put a few days worth in a zip lock bag and it them with a gamer to make them smaller. I hope this helps. My smallest is about 6 inches and my largest are a little larger then 2 feet.
1022647
I don't think so, on the fur. They are very cheap, eyes and fur fall off and get in the cats mouths.
1636485
I think they would work...kinda hard to eat out of them, but they are cute and fun. Not too much fun to make though.
828163
Yes, I feed them to my Dubias, work fine I got the smallest size by mistake,you might try med or large.
630898
I believe they would be a choking hazard for a large dog. Especially if the dog is playful and interested in the cats toys.
38407
The pieces aren't that big to begin with. Don't know of any reason why you can't feed to a cat.
388662
They are not small nor large.... More middle size... I think they would be fine for a smaller dog. I have labs and my dogs love this food.... If anything, the size is too small for a bigger dog, but they can eat any size.
2168611
They are sort of in between. They aren't very soft and not quite crunchy. They should not be hard. If you got Composure that is very hard they might be old or stale. I can easily break mine in half for my cat. Also, you are calling them treats. They are not actually treats but medicinal to calm cats down.
674824
No - and you only use a pinch for cats. Mix it up in wet food. Or you could just give them a little yogart.