Are these milk rings? Cat's could eat them.
787955
No they are made of a durable plastic...not the same kind as milk rings...they can not chew them...my cats love them
787956
They are not milk rings, they are a harder plastic and are wider, my kitten chews through milk rings in a day and I still have all of these that I bought over 1 month ago.
787957
these rings are pretty big and curvy...and pretty hard..my one cat george eats everything, and has not eaten one so far...i cannot promise anything here w your cats..this is my experience w my cats...my cats were just not that impressed w them..thanks and good luck)
787958
They are not milk rings. My cat does chew on it and once she breaks it I throw it away. It gives her hours of play.
1901618
They might be, but I wouldn't recommend it. This food is mostly meat, as cats obligate carnivores. Dog food is formulated differently, and they would be missing out on nutrients if they were to eat this. Merrick does make a dog food however, I suggest you check that out.
1887668
I only have cats. I can tell you I returned the chews I bought b/c the product highly constipated my pet. :(
1723955
Mine were chewy and the cats liked them. However it upset one of my cats' stomach.
2145810
They look similiar to a plastic circle around a milk container. Nothing special.My cat played with them for awhile and now basically ignores them. You could get the same resultwith the plastic around a milk container.
737298
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.)
1178653
Yes. These are great. Much better than the hard plastic type. They have 2 or 3 ridges on the underside so they can stretch to fit almost any normal size can of pet food. I use them for Friskies cat food, too. Get them! You won't be sorry.
1053335
They have cat collars as well yes. But don't put the dog one ones on them, it could overdose the cat.
1628426
Didn't know that. No they are loose in a drawer. Did notice that they didn't seem as bouncy. My cats still likes to play with them and on occasion, she will fetch!
1053585
Don't appear to be, just sprinkled in the bag. My cat is crazy about catnip, but totally ignores these.
1022647
I don't think so, on the fur. They are very cheap, eyes and fur fall off and get in the cats mouths.
303156
I'm sorry, I can't answer this question as I had them mailed directly to my daughter in WI. All I know is she says the cats love them.
1521347
Yes if your cats won't eat them like a treat. But the theory behind them is for the pieces to be chewed thus cleaning their teeth.
1678517
Melanie, I believe they are; however, I dont know for sure because I only had mine about 3 weeks. My cat just refused to drink from it.
203084
yes, there is milk in them. I went on their website and checked the ingredients
2145812
The previous answers are all accurate, but I want to add one thing: the ones that I received had fairly sharp edges -- sharp enough that I decided not to give them to my cats. The "Petmate Looney-Loops Cat Toy" and "Ethical Pet Wide Durable Heavy Gauge Plastic Colorful Springs Cat Toy" work on a similar principle, but they don't have sharp edges, and my cats love them.
737297
Yes, they are hard, but then they are dental treats and are to clean the teeth. My cats haven't had any troubles. Maybe like your cat is used to something softer, or like another person said, you might have a stale bag.