Are these a choking hazard for our dog? I am afraid the cat will leave them around and the dog (a 50-pound boxer mix) would find them.
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.
630899
I think it would not be a good idea for you to have them where your dog could have access. They are attractive to animals (for some reason) and your dog could choke on them. Wouldn't be worth it, I think.
630900
It seems like this would be possible. Does the dog like to pick up and chew on other plastic items? If so, it might not be a good idea. However, you could take the cat in the bathroom with one and close the door - put it in the tub with no water in the bathtub. He can then slide it around the tub and chase it around the walls. That would be private kitty playtime with you. (I just measured the item - it is 1 and 1/2 inches in diameter. Shaped like a crown form by a wave. the height of the toy from the ground to the tip of the highest point is 3/4's of an inch.
630901
I really wouldn't know for sure. I guess it would depend on whether or not your dog has a habit of putting things in his mouth to choke on. They are the size of a plastic ring on the top of a milk jug. I would say no but just like kids....some animals you have to watch close. Hope this helps �
630902
I would definitely not have these around your big dog! Although you want your cat to be entertained, nothing is worth harming your other pet. 'Hope this helped.
2110725
I doubt a cat would be interested in them. My little dogs love them but cats can be a bit finicky.
593378
yes, my dog weight between 30- 35 lbs. She doesn't seem to have any problems with them. The only thing I can tell you is that she knows where her treats are kept and she goes right to the cupboard and waits till she gets one or two treats. She loves these to chew on.
231308
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:(
1555669
A puppy would be able to chew these depending on how large your dog is . Once these balls have a hole in them they can be flattened or crushed very easily.. They get their strength from being air ttight my 3 year old can easily crush these if he chews them for long enough . He has never been able to tear off any plastic they stay intact well after being crushed so I have never been scared of him choking on a small bit of plastic. I would say supervision would be required
4199
Depends on why your cat is crying...but probably not going to help beyond the time she spends chewing. I would recommend taking her to the vet as she may be hurting. My cat just loves these, i just hope they are as soothing as they are apparently delicious.
620272
Well, ANYTHING is a choking hazard, I guess. But these are very large and securely placed on the rubber string. My baby can't even get one in her mouth; and I'd guess if the string broke, they'd all be loose, and then of course don't give them to the baby. But as they are, a baby can't get them all in their mouth. My kid LOVES this toy.
469786
In my opinion they are not small enough to pose a choking hazard to a 7 mo. old. I don't believe any of the pieces are small enough to choke on.
649243
They are a hard chewable, but they easily break and are not hard to chew. They smell like liver and my dog thinks that they are treats. I have to watch my cat because she trys to make off with them. They are a sure thing and work!!!
1803575
My Bichon loves them but we have four cats & don't thing any of them would leave them on. I think it would depend on if you cat is a clothes wearer or other things it might get used to them. I would really like to see it . It would be so cute. I think the doggles are designed to wide for most cats faces and not enough cat ears to hold them on. Only My thoughts. Elaine In TEXAS!
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)
1779062
No, they would not pose a choking hazard. The wooden box that the horses come in might if it were broken.
1053335
They have cat collars as well yes. But don't put the dog one ones on them, it could overdose the cat.
938056
Until the cat chews them off.. our cat left only one alone, and chewed the others off or would just chew the tip off and her nails would be exposed again.. I wouldn't suggest buying them.
1633654
They are too big for cats. I have a cat who can be that way. I solved it by only feeding 1/4 cup of dry food at a time, 2-4 times a day. (About what you can pick up in your fist, I feed Science Diet, so this is a serving, anyway). Even if he eats quickly, it is seldom enough to make him puke. You can also put a billiard ball in the dish, and the cat will be slowed down by eating around it.
1654595
These are a rubber, like a heavy balloon. They are a choking hazard if the dog chews them.
831969
Sorry, I have never had a cat. I have lots of friends with cats though. My personal opinion is that because they are prey animals, that they would be more likely play with something that moves. Just my humble opinion, based on what I have read about prey animal behavior. It does not matter how old your dogs are (I was a professional dog trainer). If they are food motivated, this toy might brighten up their lives a bit. Rebecca