These freeze-dried kangaroo cat treats received mixed reviews, with many cats disinterested in the hard texture.
Hard texture may pose a choking hazard for some cats.
Prevention: Avoid feeding to cats with dental issues or those who struggle with hard treats.
Some cats enjoy the unique flavor of kangaroo meat.
The treats are extremely hard and difficult to chew, especially for cats with dental issues.
The sizes of the treats vary significantly, making it inconvenient for feeding.
Many cats, including those with sensitive stomachs who normally enjoy treats, showed no interest in these.
No, the treats are very hard and may be difficult for cats with dental issues to chew.
The sizing is inconsistent, with pieces ranging from very small to very large.
"Unfortunately, the size of the pieces is ALL over the place, some huge, some tiny. The treats are also extremely hard! My cats have healthy teeth and gums and they struggle to crack through these, dropping them many times before they can finally chew them. I'll stick to the wild boar flavor from thi..."
"They had been eating the RABBITT version for a few years, but I guess the taste of kangaroo surpass it."
Due to the hard texture and mixed reception, consider alternative treats that are softer and more appealing to a wider range of cats.
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