Are these really hard to chew? Could someone with no teeth get through a bag? Thank-you
40739
You need teeth, they are hard. Just the right crunch. I love them with dip. I prefer this brand to any of the others.
40740
They are thicker than say.. tortilla chips and while they are delicious, might be a bit hard to chew for someone without teeth.
40741
They are very thick and crunchy so I think it would be difficult for someone without teeth.
40742
These are crispy chips. To chew these without teeth would require them to be softened. Perhaps dips in a liquid. They are quite tasty though!
1200629
I haven't had a problem with them being hard or stuck together. I cut them to give my Cavalier Spaniel half a chew per day and have no difficulty. The newest bag wasn't any different than previous ones. The date code on my bag is 04/2016.
1295858
I never have had this problem in almost a year's ordering. I do get them from Bariatric Advantage and you should check the expiration date, but if they are hard, then I would write directly to them (or better yet, call) and nicely ask for a replacement bag as your bag is inedible. They are a big enough company I'm sure they would be happy to help you. Yes, they should be soft and chewy. I do keep mine in a plastic container after opening the bag to help preserve freshness for the month's supply (and I only order one month at a time). Good luck! I love mine!!
313471
these are a bit crunchy...would not recommend for a pup with few teeth..the Milos brand is pretty good and most of those treats are soft...hope this helps
325244
Yes, they could be. They are not extremely small and they are very tough. My son often complained about how hard to chew they were- he wanted to chew through them. They are very durable!
2236720
Never had chew them. I have no issue swallowing the pills. If you can handle the taste more power to you.
737299
They are supposed to be hard as they are a dental treat. The chewing process helps them get the tartar off their teeth. If he can't chew them, he may have an issue with his teeth and/or gums.
595605
They are similar to gummy candies. You would need teeth to chew them of course - but you could allow them to soften in your mouth first
3159
No, they are "hard", but dissolve in your mouth... I'm an older fella and don't have any teeth at all. I just like them because I can suck on a few and they keep me from having "dry mouth". Alot of the medications I take make my mouth dry, and they prevent this... All I can say is that I like them.
858942
I would say not less than 80 pieces. I have an older yorkie... with no teeth! They are super moist and I am able to cut one piece into smaller pieces for him. The bag last a long time for me. You should give them a try... my dog loves them and I have no complaints about them at all.
1695672
These are more difficult to break than the chewable ones. I'm not sure you would be able to 1/4 them. Hope that helps.
314917
Not easily. These are the most durable balls I've had and our dog destroys everything quickly also. If he's left with them alone to chew them for hours he might chew through but we use them for retrieval and he gets lots of chewing then but he doesn't get them to chew alone.
1099775
They are hard candies. You suck on them until they dissolve. They don't get soft or chewy.
522814
There is no give, they are hard plastic, you'd have to bite pretty darn hard to break it.
1659907
They are in a small bottle, not individually wrapped. You CAN actually chew them if you want to. I just follow them with a drink of water, because they are very dry. If I want to take a few on the road with me, I just put a few in a little plastic bag with a seal, or even wrap a few in some tin foil. I've never had one break or crumble, but they are soft enough to easily chew.
2088005
They should hold up to chewing just fine however they are easily displaced from the holder (which I personally like, makes it easier to remove for adding food, washing, etc) so if you think they'd play around with them.. maybe go for something that locks in.
1200632
Yes, my bag came with all the chews stuck together and I had to take them all apart. And yes, the chews are pretty hard but our dog(age11) is able to enjoy them.