They’re pretty clearly a choking hazard.

Cats are very inquisitive animals

Sadly pets do eat all sorts of things they should not – poor pets.

Poor bubba. It’s unfortunate they are so tiny and easily a choking hazard to pets and kids

Oh no!!! I gave a little relative of mine some to play with. I’m going to contact her Mum to make sure precautions are taken. Fortunately Missy isn’t that interested in them so they may have Already been disposed of.

Coles marketing really stuffed up this time. As if anyone wanted more crappy plastic rubbish that goes straight to landfill. Now it’s at risk of being choked on by small animals and children. Woolies got it right – recyclable paper wrappers and tin tiles that can be reused, recycled and are educational.

I don’t like them. I say no when they ask if I’m collecting them. I prefer the woolies alphabet tiles

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  • • mom93821 replied
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  I do collect them for the family – but show a lot of care as always with small items.

It’s so easy for animals and young children to swallow little things like these.

Are they serious?! How many cats would do this?! The last thing I would be worrying about is my cat swallowing a Coles Stickeez

The stickez are way too small. I got some with my groceries but got rid of them from my house because I didn’t want my baby getting a hold of them

I dont understand the craze with these. They are aimed at kids obviously but a choking hazard for many of them? Now the pets as well! Not for me thanks !

They are so soft that I can imagine they attract animals. And indeed they don’t stick and they constantly fall on the floor.

Carrots seem to be extra popular with cats I wonder why they are particularly enticing.

Shouldn’t be too long now and this craze will all be forgotten. Hope coles is helping out with vet bills.

I’m sorry, I just don’t understand these ‘mini’ crazes. Just more plastic waste.

Mine was on the fridge and they do fall off,any pet would pick it up!