30g Cat Grass Sticks, Delicious Cat Grass Teething Stick Edible Cats Chew Toy Cat Treats Snack for Teeth Cleaning and Hairball Removal

Wow, I even got the most picky cat to eat them. In fact I had to fight for my life, so they didn't eat the whole bag. I broke them into chunks and handed them out like treats. I'm not sure anyone of them chewed. I gave each one, 2 pieces and when Iturned back, they were ready for more. <About 2 1/2 stucks> It was like a magic trick, they disappeared. The price was great and well worth it. I wasn't sure what to expect....They are tube shaped. They are very soft and easy to manipulate. There is no odor and they are in a resealable bag. Definitely buying more!!!

First time I gave cat a full stick and he threw it up all over the place. I waited a few days before giving him another one. I again gave him a full stick and yet again he threw it up every. I waited a couple weeks before attempting a 3rd time.The 3rd time I tried only giving him half a stick, and yet again, he threw it up all over. Not giving them to him anymore. Huge waste of money, as they are not returnable.

Cats liked them

I got these because they got rave reviews. Broke off a gumball-sized piece for both cats, kind of tacky like jb weld when it's starting to set up. The first cat smacked at it for a minute, then sniffed at it and went to town eating it. The second cat smacked at it for a minute, sniffed at it, and not only went to town eating it but ran off with it and finished it when the first cat came looking for more. The second cat will generally surrender all treats to keep the peace but not this time... Both then wandered around the downstairs sniffing anywhere the treats or bag had been for a while longer.A little pricey but if they keep liking these this much I'll keep a few about for special occasions, sure.(edit: halfway through the bag and the cats still love and ask specifically for these but they have dried out some and crumble when pieces are broken off)

I wasn't sure about this one when I bought it. My cat is very curious and interested in whatever I'm doing, so when I brought the package in she was already close. I removed one stick and showed it to her and within seconds she was excitedly biting and chewing on the end. I snapped about 1/3rd of the stick off and gave it to her. She devoured it within a few minutes.I love that she loves it so much, and I hope the health claims are legit. But paying $10 (give or take) for 7 sticks feels pretty steep. For what you get in the package and how fast my cat will devour these, this feels like something I would pay $3-5.

I have two cats. They both seemed to really enjoy these. One chewed it with no problems the other swallowed a big chunk and started choking. Luckily she coughed it up. I recommend breaking it in small pieces. They aren't really chew sticks - much to soft to work for cleaning teeth/tartar in any way. Haven't had them long enough to know if it helps with digestion. I question that because cats who eat grass, it causes them to regurgitate which in theory helps them get rid of the hairball. Unless this has some magical way of dissolving the hair balls, I can't really see how it works for that. Not all cats will eat grass, by the way, so don't be surprised if you have a cat that doesn't like these at all). Lastly, the feeding instructions are not clear in my opinion. It give weight of animal (in KG) and how many pieces to give - but is a piece an entire stick? That seems like a lot, since a 10 to 12 lb cat would require more than one a day - pretty expensive at that rate.

Just cover them in water and perfect treat. Only 2 ingredients, my cats love them and they're both picky. They are dry so I really do recommend putting in water. They crumble up once you reach the bottom of the pack but just giving my hungry caterpillar cats 1 cube 2x daily I can manage that!

I have a Maine Coon that drives me crazy every time I open my fridge. He LOVES mixed greens! He has his own container in there because I barely get it open and he's pawing and sticks his head in there before I can put some in a bowl!Because of his long silky hair, I keep greens on hand. They are a blessing in disguise at keeping hair balls minimal to none. I found these and thought I'd try them to rid his obsession with what's in the fridge.He immediatly took to these. I could barely get the pkg opened and gave him one. He started chewing on it but was taking bites like he does with his greens! Right away, he bit a chunk off and started choking! I literally had to reach in and pull it out of his throat.I now use a micro plane and grate it into a bowl. So I do recommend these, but with caution.fyi to those who have cats that turn their nose up to these types of grass treats, I read that it's a gene thing that cats carry that make them either love grass or not. So don't blame then if they stick their nose up at certain treats :)