The Real Meat Company 95% Venison Jerky Bites Cat Treats
In a Nutshell
- Cats may not like hard-to-chew jerky bites
- Some cats treat them as toys
- Not recommended for those seeking easily chewable varieties
Quick Verdict
The venison jerky bites are tough for cats to chew, leading to low acceptability by pet owners.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
chocking hazard for small pets
Prevention: make small bits
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Healthy ingredients (1)
The treats are made with high-quality, healthy ingredients that cat owners appreciate.
Cons
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Hard to chew (2) major
Cats find these treats too tough to chew, making them unappealing as treats
Tip: Soften the treats or break them into smaller pieces
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Act like toys (1) major
Cats treat these bites as toys rather than food. Cats will bat them around instead of eating them
Quality Trend: Declining
Quality has declined based on recent reviews mentioning toughness and lack of interest
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negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • cat owners who vet recommended — they find finding these helpful
✗ Skip If
- • owners of cats with small tooth structure or few teeth — the toughness of the food may prove cumbersome or hurt them
Durability & Care
Factors: packaging, chewing
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Softening bits with a few drops of water
- 💡 Rub it small bits
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these treats suitable for all cats?
Not all cats might control it. If it's hard for tiny cat teeth to chew, it will play with them instead of eating it. Your cat might not eat it, and might instead treat it as a toy.
Are these treats durable?
The treats are hard enough to last them to be treats or playtime for duration of chewing
What are the main ingredients in these treats?
Healthy Venison
Highlighted Reviews
"I researched a lot of treats before deciding on this one. I picked this one because of the healthy ingredients, and my cats come running when I shake the bag. They love it....definitely a reorder."
"Too tough to chew for my cat,although she made the effort to eat it. I tired to soften it with water, or break it into smaller bits... non helped. She eventually gave up and this has been sitting in my pantry ever since."
Bottom Line
Be cautious while purchasing these treats, as cats may not find them palatable or appropriate