Cat Treats Caution

Cat Hare 100% Rabbit Jerky Cat Treats, 2.5-oz

Item: Cat Hare 100% Rabbit Jerky Cat Treats, 2.5-oz
Rating: 1.7
Author: Furdio

9 reviews analyzed Updated Oct 2023 85% confidence

4.5 /10

Quality

3.0

Value

3.5

Design

2.0

Function

3.5

Durability

3.0

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Quick Verdict

Focus on the lack of ingredients but the fact that the jerky isn't moist

Pros & Cons

Pros

Taste (2)
Some cats like the taste of the treat
Occasional Use (2)
It could be used occasionally

Cons

Hard and Dry (6) major
Most cats find the treats too hard to chew and too dry to eat. It takes a long time for the cat to chew through them and many cat don’t even smile of effort

Tip: Cat might pick up the treats after being soaked
Unpleasant Smell (3) major
Many cats avoid it because of the smell

Who Is This For?

✓ Best For

• Owners with picky cats who still want to try cheap alternatives — The treats might be a choice if used as a last resort.

✗ Skip If

• Cats with diet issues — If moistness is an issue
• New dog owners — If a friend ends up trading dog for cat, that won’t go well.

Durability & Care

Expected Lifespan One-time use

Factors: Hardness, Moisture

Cleaning Methods

✗ Machine wash

✓ Hand wash

✓ Spot clean

Care Tips from Users

💡 Soak it for few hours, and keep it in a pet food bowl.

Floor Compatibility

✓ Hardwood

⚠️ Tile

⚠️ Carpet

⚠️ Vinyl

⚠️ Laminate

Rating Distribution

1.7

9 reviews

5★

11%

4★

0%

3★

11%

2★

22%

1★

56%

taste (2) hardness (6) smell (3) moisture (6)

Common Questions

What kind of cats would this product work for?

For those who don’t mind hard treats as dietary purposes.

Do other areas of brands work?

Olive Oil might work

Highlighted Reviews

— ashketchem 3 found helpful

"My cat annie loves them and always gets them for Christmas she only gets them once a year. She hates moist food so I was happy to find a real jerky with lean meat for her."

— Deanna

"When I opened the package the cats smelled them and couldn't wait to get to them. Once they did they batted it around, tried to chew on it but they are SUPER hard. They couldn't/wouldn't chew them. They are healthy 2 year old cats. I did try to soak them to soften them up but also to no prevail. ..."