Are these soft and chewy? Can someone tell me about these?
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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.
1209089
I've noticed that they are firmer, yes, but my dog has no trouble chewing them up. Like the one previous answer, we too put just a small amount in a jar with a lid and open the bag only when the jar is empty. I have noticed that the treats will dry out if left open to the air for awhile. Because of my dog's food allergies, they are the only treat he can digest on the market right now so as long as he eats them, I have no complaints. He loves them.
859596
They are semi-hard, not too hard and not too soft like gummies. They have a delicious chew, give them a try you won't regret it.
901734
They are paw shaped treats, not jerky. Our dog loves them. I'll try them on our cat.
123657
They're chewable and my dog loves them. They do feel more hard than soft. The size is between a dime and a nickle. There are no notches to cut them but I've had similar pills that I've cut. They pieces aren't always equal but they are still able to be cut. The most important thing to me is that my dog is no longer limping when she gets up. That's worth anything you have to do with the pill. :)
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They're more soft than they are hard, although by the time you get to the last few in the box, they seem slightly harder. As for using them with dentures as the other commenter mentioned, my husband has full dentures and he has never complained of having any trouble eating them. I have my natural teeth, with some dental reconstruction like a bridge and some crowns, and I use these chews also. They can be a little sticky but not overly so, and whatever is sticky melts away very quickly.
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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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they are crunchier than a greenie's pill pocket. They are pretty easy to crush, but they are definitely dry. I don't know if your dog can crunch anything without teeth. They are probably the consistency of a trisquit cracker (for people).
1024132
They aren't soft but not extremely hard either. Sometimes I split them in half when giving multiple treats and they break easily so it could be something you could crumble up for your puppy. I hope that helps.
582094
These supplements are not soft and chewy. They are hard like a... sweet tart candy. These supplements are round and a little smaller than a quarter. They can be crushed into a powder. My dog can be a little picky but he loved these and ate them with no problem like they were treats.
1259799
They are not crunchy. Not really soft either. I would say "pliable" like taffy.
1259798
not crunchy hard, but not soft like jerkey treats either. they bend about halfway then break apart. not really crumbly. just in between.
2006300
They are thick and chewy. Since I did not hear my dog crunching on them, I would call them soft. I know it probably would not fly with your dog Ana.
466781
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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These are not "soft" but definitely chewable. They are easy to break up with your fingers into smaller pieces.
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.)
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They are hard on the outside but get soft enough to chew a little. These are the big jawbreaker size...not the little ones that come in a box.