Greenies Dog Dental Chews - Original Value Pak PETITE - 1kg

Our dog loves these treats more than enything else we give her. Well maybe she prefers pizza but that is not a treat it is a special dinner.This specific size is also quite soft so much easier for you dog to chew if they do not like hard treats,Be warned, once you start giving these to your pup they will not want you to stop! When we run out I literally show her the empty bag as proof they are all gone.For longevity and freshness I would not recommend purchasing any more than a two months supply. At this point they become considerably harder.

Our corgi is not the most house broken when it comes to grooming. He gets fuzzy or runs away from you so sometimes brushing teeth can take longer than expected. We mentioned this to our local vet and asked for recommendations or suggestions of what to do, as Teolif our corgi, was showing signs of some build-up in his teeth. He told us to try out Greenies because the texture of it helps clean the teeth as the dog chews. Well I was skeptical and not sure if adding this treat to a treat-driven corgi would be of any use. But so far it has helped the process. Our corgi is obsessed with the treats, no surprise there. But it has also reduced the build-up to a more manageable occasional brushing-teeth need. This doesn't replace having to brush his teeth and it never will but it has helped tremendously to not have to chase him around just for brushing his teeth so often. We give him one a day, sometimes every other day and it's helped. Unfortunately I never took progress pictures but it works just takes time to see results. Oh and we get him the petite or tiny size because regular just seems to big for him, plus we have to keep his diet in check.

My 14 year old lab/chow (RIP) who recently passed away was a Greenies ADDICT. I am not kidding, when he was 14 years old, not much else could get him this excited. His eyes would get huge, he would pace around and start panting so hard I was afraid he was going to have a heart attack. We had been giving him Greenies since he was a puppy. He had amazing teeth- when we took him to a new vet she could not believe how old he was. She said he had the teeth of a dog half his age. We never needed any professional cleanings for him. I started to get the smaller size for him so we could give more of them, since he would get so happy about it.My other 4 year old dog also loves these. We order them monthly which has become an expensive habit, but I don't care. I attribute my other dog's long life to at least partially to his daily Greenie habit. Also, it is fun to say "want a greenie?!?!" and she completely flips out with excitement.

I have a dorky--a dachshund and yorky mix. She's adorable. My baby. I love her as if she were my child and will cut someone to protect her. I'm probably crazy but she's SO ADORABLE and her eyes are super soulful and she is just so wicked smart. I've never had a dog who was this smart. Reminds me of a Dean Koontz character, really. Anyways.As much as I love her, I've not been fond of her breath smelling like an unmentionable area. More like a dozen unmentionable areas. I've tried everything you can thing of--various treats, bones, even the stuff you add to water (she's too smart and knows I spiked her water, and won't drink it).So I tried these Greenies. She loves them. And after about a week of having one each day, her breath has improved 100%. Now when she yawns from the other side of the couch I don't want to gag. I don't mind her waking me up with a single puppy kiss now. These are awesome. I'm considering giving some to my brother, and seeing if it helps his breath too.