I have little dogs and I worry about their dental health (little dogs are more prone to dental decay). I brush my dogs' teeth and I use petzlife oral gel. My vet also reccomended dental chews. It turns out my dogs love greenies! I give one every night. It makes a good reward for teeth brushing because obviously I dont want to give regular treats afterward. I trust my vet so Im hopeful this helps keep their teeth nice and white.Update:I used to give each dog one every night but now Ive cut down to only 2 days a week. I think it may be better because Im not sure the ingredients are that great for them, plus it saves me money! I brush their teeth twice a week and give use oral gel once a week. I figure this is good enough.

Both my dogs enjoy these small dental bones daily. I purchase the teenie weenie for my 7lb dogs. One dog will eat the bone as is with no issues, but the other dog because of her underbite needs to have the small bone cut in 4ths for easy access to chewing. I found these dental bones are helpful to avoid bad breath caused by food lodged in between the back teeth and for dogs who are not too cooperative in brushing further into the mouth. My dogs like the flavor. I like the fact the these dental bones are made in a variety of sizes for pets of various sizes. I have found the very small dogs are overlooked when it comes to the size of some dog treats and food products. I purchased in quantity to last me thru the winter months and to not need monthly deliveries. The bag ... MoreBoth my dogs enjoy these small dental bones daily. I purchase the teenie weenie for my 7lb dogs. One dog will eat the bone as is with no issues, but the other dog because of her underbite needs to have the small bone cut in 4ths for easy access to chewing. I found these dental bones are helpful to avoid bad breath caused by food lodged in between the back teeth and for dogs who are not too cooperative in brushing further into the mouth. My dogs like the flavor. I like the fact the these dental bones are made in a variety of sizes for pets of various sizes. I have found the very small dogs are overlooked when it comes to the size of some dog treats and food products. I purchased in quantity to last me thru the winter months and to not need monthly deliveries. The bag that the bones come in is resealable and be prepared for the concentrated aroma of the dental bones when opened. I would definitely recommend and will be purchasing again. I had no issues with delivery or the quality of the product when it arrived to my home.

Almost killed my dog. Gave him diarrhea, vomiting...he has always been on a home made diet of lean meat, rice, carrot, peas and probiotics. Until he woke me vomiting BLOOD at 4am. Drove an hour to the nearest emergency room, they keep him in IV, took xrays, test blood and stool and diagnosed: Pancreatitis - which is extremely painful... little guy couldn’t walk or pee unassisted for 3 days and took a week of antibiotics, and 2 weeks of painkillers...3 weeks before he played again....now he has got to go back to get his teeth deep cleaned because Greenies do not work and neay KILLED my dog (maltipoo, 10.8lbs). TERRIBLE. If you can’t eat it, don’t feed it to your dog and go to BALANCEIT.com for recipes and supplements.Worth the money and if you have to cook for ... MoreAlmost killed my dog. Gave him diarrhea, vomiting...he has always been on a home made diet of lean meat, rice, carrot, peas and probiotics. Until he woke me vomiting BLOOD at 4am. Drove an hour to the nearest emergency room, they keep him in IV, took xrays, test blood and stool and diagnosed: Pancreatitis - which is extremely painful... little guy couldn’t walk or pee unassisted for 3 days and took a week of antibiotics, and 2 weeks of painkillers...3 weeks before he played again....now he has got to go back to get his teeth deep cleaned because Greenies do not work and neay KILLED my dog (maltipoo, 10.8lbs). TERRIBLE. If you can’t eat it, don’t feed it to your dog and go to BALANCEIT.com for recipes and supplements.Worth the money and if you have to cook for yourself, you can make your pups food too..... all the kibbles and processed foods are crap... even the best rated ones are massed produced “McDonald’s” fast food for dogs. If you love them, feed them whole foods! ps. If you can’t return them like me, trash them. DO NOT DONATE.

I was certain my papillon, who is the world's daintiest little guy and a complete pansy, would never eat anything like this: if given a treat larger than maybe 1", he brings it to me to be broken up (despite having vet-verified perfectly functioning teeth/jaws) because he is afraid of everything including crunching down on something hard. He never in his life chewed anything up and doesn't even like to bite toys.That being said, someone offered him a freebie greenie recently, and - to my great surpise - he chowed down on it. It wasn't even one of these little ones! Though it took him a while, he had gnawed through it, and I promptly bought him a box of more size-appropriate chews. He has had issues with calculus buildup on his teeth in the past even with daily ... MoreI was certain my papillon, who is the world's daintiest little guy and a complete pansy, would never eat anything like this: if given a treat larger than maybe 1", he brings it to me to be broken up (despite having vet-verified perfectly functioning teeth/jaws) because he is afraid of everything including crunching down on something hard. He never in his life chewed anything up and doesn't even like to bite toys.That being said, someone offered him a freebie greenie recently, and - to my great surpise - he chowed down on it. It wasn't even one of these little ones! Though it took him a while, he had gnawed through it, and I promptly bought him a box of more size-appropriate chews. He has had issues with calculus buildup on his teeth in the past even with daily vet-prescribed toothpaste as he doesn't really chew on much, so finding something that gives his teeth a little scrub is great. We are both happy customers!

It occurred to me a few weeks ago that my little diva Yorkie's breath stunk. Doggy kisses weren't very pleasant. I tried to brush her teeth but that was like trying to give a cat a bath. She's skittish. Her teeth aren't bad though. It must be the food she is eating that causes doggy breath. We were at my sister's house when she offered Molly a Greenie treat that she gives her own dog (who is my dog's sister. Cute, eh?). Molly ate it right up to my shock. She is picky about what snacks she will eat and usually sticks to bacon flavored chewy things.I came back and ordered a bag of Greenies Dental Chews. I got the tiny ones because my dog is only eight pounds and doesn't need anything bigger. These aren't cheap either so I wanted to get more in the bag. They came today ... MoreIt occurred to me a few weeks ago that my little diva Yorkie's breath stunk. Doggy kisses weren't very pleasant. I tried to brush her teeth but that was like trying to give a cat a bath. She's skittish. Her teeth aren't bad though. It must be the food she is eating that causes doggy breath. We were at my sister's house when she offered Molly a Greenie treat that she gives her own dog (who is my dog's sister. Cute, eh?). Molly ate it right up to my shock. She is picky about what snacks she will eat and usually sticks to bacon flavored chewy things.I came back and ordered a bag of Greenies Dental Chews. I got the tiny ones because my dog is only eight pounds and doesn't need anything bigger. These aren't cheap either so I wanted to get more in the bag. They came today and I immediately gave my dog one. She gobbled it up like it was filet mignon. Her breath is better too.Just a few minutes ago, I couldn't find her and when I looked, Molly was hiding in the laundry room where she sits and looks out the window sometimes with a Greenie treat in her mouth! She got into the bag that I must not have sealed well and snagged another one! (I hope it was just one...)The bag is resealable and I am now being careful to seal it and put it up where my dog can't get to it. The pics show a wet (from the rain) Molly gobbling her Greenie before I could come and take it. I wasn't going to but she knew she stole it and assumed I was going to snatch it from her. Hey, if it makes her breath better and helps keep her teeth clean, I am happy.The ingredients aren't stellar but not awful and my vet is fine with her having these. He once suggested them but I didn't buy them thinking Molly would never touch them. I have these on Subscribe and Save now and will be giving Molly a Greenie a day. I hope that keeps her bad breath away!

This is perfect for my six Little York Shire Terrier mix. They found them at the shelter he’s been there for over six months with no people adopting him simply because he had superpowers, that’s what we come in this house I have some super powers and so does he he was on day two of three to be put down when Salt Lake City animal shelter stepped in andBrought it back to the HS at Salt Lake City where are you then again sad. Brought it back to the HS at Salt Lake City where are you then again sat. I had finally gotten myself I have enough to go in and look at a dog I had lost my best friend about a year ago and it’s just kills me today. But boy am I happy I did I went from tiny towns it’s just a little dogs because I can’t walk thinking I’m going to need a really tiny ... MoreThis is perfect for my six Little York Shire Terrier mix. They found them at the shelter he’s been there for over six months with no people adopting him simply because he had superpowers, that’s what we come in this house I have some super powers and so does he he was on day two of three to be put down when Salt Lake City animal shelter stepped in andBrought it back to the HS at Salt Lake City where are you then again sad. Brought it back to the HS at Salt Lake City where are you then again sat. I had finally gotten myself I have enough to go in and look at a dog I had lost my best friend about a year ago and it’s just kills me today. But boy am I happy I did I went from tiny towns it’s just a little dogs because I can’t walk thinking I’m going to need a really tiny dog and for some reason I went to the bigger section one up yeah there are these people talking really mean about this dog like what about what’s wrong with his ears what’s wrong with his skin why doesn’t he have very much hair and what’s wrong with this teeth what’s wrong what’s wrong what’s wrong. I was fuming mad they called him ugly they said every bad word in the world and there I am another person with disabilities we like to call the super powers and I said can you step away from the dog you’re obviously not interested. They Freaked out and we’re totally embarrassed I gave them the eagle eye all the way how they got around the corner and then the way the door opens another person came I couldn’t get to him and they started to do the same thing and I just said hey I’ve been waiting a long time at the door swings wrong you don’t want this dog you’re only talking negative about the dog so if you’re not interested please walk away. So they did and I have a second best friend his name is Tyrion as Manchester as I was parked out while it was still in there but it was flying from being bet are parked without now. It took me about 15 minutes to KM convince to come over to where I was and it was a long h.

Great, but expensive!

Dog loves them (his 2nd choice)! Downfall is Greenies keep getting more %26 more ridiculously expensive for a dog treat! Compared to Minties brand (way more economical), our dog doesn't care for them %26 actually pouts if he doesn't receive a expensive Greenie treat or his favorite discontinued treat! He is very vocal %26 will %26 talk back for hours %26 eventually takes his bed %26 goes to a corner of the house, lays there %26 continus to whine/moan/grrr %26 becomes very disgruntled. We have tried ALL the different dog treats Walmart offers in-store since his first preference Purina ALPO TBonz Filet Mignon Flavor has been discontinued %26 our dog loved them for the first decade of his life (he did also receive Greenies if favorite was sold out %26 or if we had a ... MoreDog loves them (his 2nd choice)! Downfall is Greenies keep getting more %26 more ridiculously expensive for a dog treat! Compared to Minties brand (way more economical), our dog doesn't care for them %26 actually pouts if he doesn't receive a expensive Greenie treat or his favorite discontinued treat! He is very vocal %26 will %26 talk back for hours %26 eventually takes his bed %26 goes to a corner of the house, lays there %26 continus to whine/moan/grrr %26 becomes very disgruntled. We have tried ALL the different dog treats Walmart offers in-store since his first preference Purina ALPO TBonz Filet Mignon Flavor has been discontinued %26 our dog loved them for the first decade of his life (he did also receive Greenies if favorite was sold out %26 or if we had a little extra $ to treat our dog during the first 10 yrs of his life), but he will continue to get Greenies for the rest of his life %26 to afford them we will have to cut a few corners since Greenies doesn't offer coupons often. My advice is don't introduce this to your dog unless you don't have issues paying high prices for little quantity.

My boy LOVES these!

At a recent vet visit, the doctor said that my 7 year old ShihTzu will need his first dental cleaning this fall. I expressed this to my mother, who offered him a teeny greenies treat, which my sister's dog gets daily. She told me that they are healthy for your dog, and help clean their teeth with chewing. He seemed to enjoy it, but I wasn't sure whether he would eat them as happily at home. (Treats from "Grammy" are special, and he would take and eat it from her even if he didn't like it).I'm happy to report that we are on day 3 of his daily teeny greenies treat, and he LOVES them! I know they won't replace a dental cleaning, but I am thrilled that he is so excited when I grab the bag to get his treat. He does a little tappy dance, and smiles at me while I'm ... MoreAt a recent vet visit, the doctor said that my 7 year old ShihTzu will need his first dental cleaning this fall. I expressed this to my mother, who offered him a teeny greenies treat, which my sister's dog gets daily. She told me that they are healthy for your dog, and help clean their teeth with chewing. He seemed to enjoy it, but I wasn't sure whether he would eat them as happily at home. (Treats from "Grammy" are special, and he would take and eat it from her even if he didn't like it).I'm happy to report that we are on day 3 of his daily teeny greenies treat, and he LOVES them! I know they won't replace a dental cleaning, but I am thrilled that he is so excited when I grab the bag to get his treat. He does a little tappy dance, and smiles at me while I'm getting one for him. After I give it to him, he finds a cozy spot to enjoy it, and will roll around in happiness, or give me a kiss and a smile after he finishes.Teeny Greenies Original has become a happy part of his daily routine, and because of this, you've gained another lifetime customer! I plan to get the other flavors for him to try as well, and hope he enjoys them just as much. The best part is knowing that my dog is enjoying such a healthy treat that's good for him- packed with vitamins and minerals that will help his body and teeth stay strong. We look forward to many happy tail wagging daily treat moments with Teeny Greenies in the future!Thank You Greenies!

Potentially caused vomiting and mild pancreatitis!

Our male mini Schnauzer, Abe, is diabetic, so on a very restricted diet (Hills Science Diet W/D, which he loves!). Since he is getting older and has had 10 teeth removed, we decided to switch from Minties to Greenies as they are softer. Within less than a week of taking these, he was in the weekend Emergency Room as he vomited a few hours after taking one (he was FINE all day) and then we fed him as normal and gave him his shot of insulin. He then threw up again - frightening! We gave him some bland chicken after that and prayed he wouldn't throw it up, but he did, so off to the Emergency Vet he went. $800 later - we need to go back to Minties as it is the only thing we had changed!He was diagnosed with mild pancreatitis but was in no pain, nothing other than ... MoreOur male mini Schnauzer, Abe, is diabetic, so on a very restricted diet (Hills Science Diet W/D, which he loves!). Since he is getting older and has had 10 teeth removed, we decided to switch from Minties to Greenies as they are softer. Within less than a week of taking these, he was in the weekend Emergency Room as he vomited a few hours after taking one (he was FINE all day) and then we fed him as normal and gave him his shot of insulin. He then threw up again - frightening! We gave him some bland chicken after that and prayed he wouldn't throw it up, but he did, so off to the Emergency Vet he went. $800 later - we need to go back to Minties as it is the only thing we had changed!He was diagnosed with mild pancreatitis but was in no pain, nothing other than vomiting. Nothing on the list for pancreatitis other than that, therefore, to be on the safe side, we can't use these!5 stars to Chewy as I called and they reversed the charge and asked us to donate the unopened package (it came with 2 packages), which we will do. One reason we stay with Chewy is how good they are to work with. We have been using them for 7 years and they always stand by their products and work with you. We haven't had this happen often, mind you, but the few times something has happened, they have come through. These Greenies are expensive!Of course, I am not 100% sure it was the Greenies - but we watch our dog like a hawk and don't think he ate anything he shouldn't have. He is 6 month diabetic and we are still in the paranoid stage of this complicated disease in a dog!I hope this info helps someone.....

made my dog very sick

i have two 10 pound yorkie mixes. they both have typical strong dog stomaches. i gave them each one the first two days, then i noticed lucy (yochon) was lethargic, eating grass desperately (stomache ache) was very gassy and unable to ascend even a step. linus (morkie) was fine. this went on for a day or so (i stopped giving them greenies) and she got better. i did some research on other similar stories and they are definitely out there. after three days of lucy being herself i gave them each one. within an hour she was lethargic and gassy again and had several difficult bowel movements over the next couple hours. i had watched her closely eating it and she did chew the whole thing, did not swallow anything whole. i would not recommend giving these to a small dog who ... Morei have two 10 pound yorkie mixes. they both have typical strong dog stomaches. i gave them each one the first two days, then i noticed lucy (yochon) was lethargic, eating grass desperately (stomache ache) was very gassy and unable to ascend even a step. linus (morkie) was fine. this went on for a day or so (i stopped giving them greenies) and she got better. i did some research on other similar stories and they are definitely out there. after three days of lucy being herself i gave them each one. within an hour she was lethargic and gassy again and had several difficult bowel movements over the next couple hours. i had watched her closely eating it and she did chew the whole thing, did not swallow anything whole. i would not recommend giving these to a small dog who hasn't established a positive history with this product.