Soft Cheese??

Quote:I think either would be OK occasionally and in small amounts. Treats should be less than 10% of their diet.

I think I would try to make the cheese smaller than 1"cubes. I am not sure if real soft and sticky could be a choking hazard.
Mine have broken up dog kibbles, so I don't think you need to soak, but it won't hurt to soak.

Imp

 

I soak their crumbles along with alfalfa pellets and horse sweet feed in hot water to make a nice mash in cold weather. Sometimes there's leftover frying oil, or bacon grease I mix into the mash, or the water the veggies from dinner cooked in.

Mine get cheese too, or the occasional roasted chicken/turkey carcass to pick apart, or the scraps of meatloaf nobody wanted. When I give the girls table scraps I try to limit the greasy/salty/sugary stuff (not good for my family either so there's not much of it). But it's added calories in the cold wintery weather we have here in Michigan, and helps take the place of the bugs and stuff they'd find free ranging in better weather.

 

Check the ingredients. I suspect Velveeta is a processed "cheese product" manufactured from partially hydrogenated soybean oil and floor sweepings from a milk processing factory.

If it is a frankenfood product, then give it in moderation.

BTW, a chemist friend claims you can wash your patio with Velveeta -- good suds when you spray with hose.

 

My girlies love Velveeta style cheeses. I just put the leftover block down for them when it`s beyond use for us and they all tear it up. I also gave it to them as leftover shells and cheese too and that was a real sticky mess! LOL! Just watch out when they are finished with it?. gonna need somewhere, or someone, to wipe there beaks on! (Speaking from experience!) LMAO