Are these soft and chewy? I have a dogs with few teeth but a hearty appetite for treats and who needs treats that are soft and chewy instead of hard and biscuit like. Can someone tell me about these? Patrick and I thank you. Are these soft and chewy? I have a dogs with few teeth but a hearty appetite for treats and who needs treats that are soft and chewy instead of hard and biscuit like. Can someone tell me about... » Read More Are these soft and chewy? I have a dogs with few teeth but a hearty appetite for treats and who needs treats that are soft and chewy instead of hard and biscuit like. Can someone tell me about these? Patrick and I thank you. « Show Less
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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.
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Kind of crunchy, but thin - around 1/4" thick, so easy to chew as opposed to some half-inch thick biscuits.
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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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They are kinda like a hard chewy... But I wouldn't get them if I were you. I ordered 3 boxes by mistake, tried to call to send them back and get a refund and they refused... Oh and I only used 3 and on 3 separate days not one of them worked even the slightesy
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My lab won't eat the pills either. I make a big deal out of the chews like they are an after meal treat. I cut them into pieces (x8) and feed them to her which she loves. When I first got them for her I crumbled one onto her food (can + dry) like Parmesan cheese on spaghetti. Maybe you can buy some samples from your vet to see what your dog thinks before you buy a whole bag...my dog is 14 and still walks 1-2 miles with me at a slow pace.
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They are hard. A little harder than a dentistick. My dogs loves them. But they are only 8 & 4
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Not sure what the one person that answered was talking about--these taste really bad...certainly nothing like a regular, delicious and sweet candy bar. they start out with an ok flavor, but as you chew the center there's this really bad/fake taste that comes out strong...this is what i imagine dog biscuits taste like. but whatever, they're fairly low calorie for a lot of protein and yet weigh in at a hefty 50g...so i wouldn't expect them to "taste great." to be fair, i'm a "foodie" and love great flavorful food. but i also eat light sometimes and workout often. for comparison, my protein shakes i make with water, as well as other protein bars i've bought, taste much better than these. Not sure what the one person that answered was talking about--these taste really bad...certainly nothing like a regular, delicious and sweet candy bar. they start out with an ok flavor, but as you chew the center there's this really bad/fake taste that comes out strong...this is what i imagine dog biscuits taste like. but whatever, they're fairly low calorie for a lot of protein and yet weigh in at a hefty 50g...so i wouldn't expect them to "taste great." to be fair, i'm a "foodie" and love great flavorful food. but i also eat light sometimes and workout often. for... » Read More Not sure what the one person that answered was talking about--these taste really bad...certainly nothing like a regular, delicious and sweet candy bar. they start out with an ok flavor, but as you chew the center there's this really bad/fake taste that comes out strong...this is what i imagine dog biscuits taste like. but whatever, they're fairly low calorie for a lot of protein and yet weigh in at a hefty 50g...so i wouldn't expect them to "taste great." to be fair, i'm a "foodie" and love great flavorful food. but i also eat light sometimes and workout often. for comparison, my protein shakes i make with water, as well as other protein bars i've bought, taste much better than these. « Show Less
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They last longer than a chewy, but not as long as a real bone. I bread them in half, and it takes my mini poodle 15-20 minutes and my Chihuahau/poodle about 1/2 hour to get through one. I don't know how long it would take a larger dog.
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They are crunchy. Wellness has a soft treat which you might want to consider. Our dog loves both.
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Nope...I just smash them for my boy cuz he is missing alot of teeth, but I see the do make soft chews probably like a heartworm pill, but they cost more...I see they do sell the soft chews..dont know if on amazon
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The are very soft and our Golden absolutely loves them - both the chicken and the beef flavor. Be sure to keep the lid on tight as the will harden slightly with time. I would think, even with time, they would still be soft enough for aging teeth. Hope this helps!!!
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These particular Fruitables treats are crunchy. Fruitables also come in a chewy version (Fruitables Skinny Minis Chewable), which are also available on Amazon. I love these treats (both the crunchy and chewy versions). One of our dogs is a picky eater. With the crunchy treats, I break them up into bits and add them to her food to encourage her to eat. The chewy version are small enough that you don't have to break them up.
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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
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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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I find them to be very chewable. If you have trouble chewing things, just let them melt in your mouth. They remind me of a caramel. I actually like the chocolate ones, but my dtr loves the caramel. Its like having a little dessert. :)
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These treats are very hard to chew & don't break apart easily. However, the Jerky Treats by the same manufacturer would make good training treats, because they are easily broken into small pieces & they are not hard to chew. My Italian Greyhound won't eat hard treats & he loves those.
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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 aren't yummy treats, but I wrap them in lunch meat or stick them on a chicken strip with a little peanut butter and one dog gobbles them up. The other dog is a little more challenging, but it never comes down to shoving it down his throat. It's worth any trouble because they are pain free and moving better.