ORAVET Dental Chews for Dogs, Oral Care and Hygiene Chews (Small Dogs, 10-24 lbs.) Blue Pouch, 30 Count

I recently introduced ORAVET Dental Chews for my small dogs (10-24 lbs.), and I can confidently say that these chews have not only improved their oral hygiene but have also become a nightly highlight for my furry friends. Here's why I'm giving these chews a positive review:Effective Dental Care: These chews have made a remarkable difference in maintaining my dogs' oral health. Their teeth look cleaner, and I've noticed a significant reduction in plaque and tartar buildup.Irresistible Taste: It's evident that my dogs absolutely adore the flavor of these chews. The fact that they eagerly line up for their "teeth-brushing" session every night around 2000 speaks volumes about how much they enjoy them.Easy Compliance: The chews are a breeze to incorporate into my dogs' daily routine. They see it as a treat rather than a chore, which makes oral care stress-free for both me and my pets.Tail-Wagging Approval: I'm thrilled that my dogs' enthusiasm for these chews is palpable. Their tails wag with excitement when they see me reach for the ORAVET Dental Chews.Size Appropriate: The fact that these chews are designed specifically for small dogs in the 10-24 lbs. range gives me confidence that I'm using a product tailored to my pets' needs.In summary, ORAVET Dental Chews have made a significant impact on my dogs' oral care routine, and their enthusiasm for these chews is heartwarming. Not only do they adore the taste, but these chews also deliver on their promise of improved oral hygiene. I highly recommend them to fellow pet owners looking for an effective and enjoyable way to care for their dogs' teeth. It's a 5-star product that has become an important part of my pets' nightly routine!

I helpful to their teeth clean now no build up for your dog teeths. No foul breathe.

TLDR; Does well at cleaning and keeping breath fresh, Requires a little bit of cleanup for dogs with longer coatsMy dog Nugget has terrible teeth. She's a 12 year old Norwich Terrier (12 pounds) and like many other small dogs, she struggles with periodontal disease. Over the course of her life, she has had 13 teeth pulled and three dentals. First things first, there is no substitute for daily teeth brushing. It is a chore but once you get the routine down, it is quite easy.Our previous regimen was daily brushing, a daily Greenie and an occasional bully stick whenever we noticed her breath starting to smell.We were introduced to OraVet by our vet who gave them to her after her most recent dental where she had 1 tooth pulled. They claim to have a foaming agent which helps clean teeth better. The consistency is a bit like a piece of hard rubber or stale taffy; just a bit harder than a greenie. Nugget isn't a picky eater but she does love these.They seem to be pretty effective as we haven't noticed her breath get bad which it usually did after a couple of weeks or so when she was on the greenies. So this has cut out our need to use bully sticks which is good because as a voracious eater, she would sometime get overly enthusiastic and swallow a short bully stick. Also, vets typically don't like bully sticks as they are hard enough to break teeth which can be dangerous. In any case, it seems to be working.On the downside, the foam gets a bit messy and can dry up pretty hard on Nugget's whiskers. I imagine it wouldn't be such a problem on dogs with short coats but for Nugget, it requires that we wipe her mouth down with a wet towel or she will have a crusty snout. Also, the foam is green and can stain so I would recommend having your dog eat it on a washable or hard surface.Other thoughts: they come individually wrapped which can be annoying to open but they maintain the moisture and freshness which is great.Anyway, highly recommended if you value your dog's dental health but still not an effective replacement for tooth brushing.

These were recommended to me by my dogs vet, so I’m sure they are great! My dog loved the taste, but unfortunately they didn’t settle well on her stomach. So if you have a pup with finicky stomach, maybe opt for a more sensitive option.

These treats really improve doggie breath. A bit expensive but effective

I have a dog that will not allow me to brush her teeth. So, I thought I would take a chance on these, since it says it keeps the bacteria from growing up on the teeth. I was concerned that she wouldn’t like them because she’s very finicky. However, she does like them. So we’ll see how they do. I have a second little dog that had to have some teeth out. I’m not sure if he’s able to eat these, so I have to check with the vet first. As he just had the teeth done and he healing. I certainly hope it does what it says it does because dental bills for dogs are outrageously expensive!

My dog loves these treats and it helps her breath a lot. She used to have what I call 'Dracula Breath' but its way better now. (In the novel 'Dracula', he is described as having the breath of rotting meat)

Seems great. I gave it 3 stars because it turned my dog's poo green. I think thats just too strange for me but my pet seems to like eating the product!