Greenies Greenies Dental Care Cat Treats, Chicken

I really like this product. The price is a bit expensive but I wanted this specific product because it helps my cat with its dental hygiene.

They gooble them up. I hope they are as good for their teeth as advertised. But my oldest is 7 and his teeth look great.

I’m in the EU and these cat treats came from the US in lightning speed. Unbelievable, considering I wait longer for items from Germany or Spain.
Oh, the cat loves these greenies.

Product came as expected, and my two cats love them. I wish the lid to this product were a bit more secure, but the contents of the packaging are what matter more. Again, my cats love them, and it helps with tartar control on their teeth.

My cat likes them so they get eaten which in turn ‘helps’ with teeth. No biscuit makes up for brushing but if you can’t brush these come in a few flavours and only one my cat will eat.

Since cats are obligate carnivores (they only eat meat) their teeth are prone to decay quickly. This is why yearly check-ups with your vet include a check of dental health. I have found over the years that the best way to prevent plaque/tartar build-up on my cat’s teeth that would lead to decay is to give them Greenies. They have a dispenser they have to bat around in order to get treats to come out which they have access to all day. They instinctively go to it after eating their wet cat food in the morning, and at night after their dinner I give them some by hand.

These treats are perfect for cleaning their teeth, because they have to chew them. Cats don’t really chew their food like people do so when they have to do that to eat something it basically brushes their teeth for them. In the 30+ years I’ve had cats I’ve never had one need dental care from a vet. I didn’t always have greenies (I used to brush their teeth), but now that I do I am beyond grateful. I highly recommend them, and to make sure you don’t over do it.

Cats and dogs are prone to overeating, and can become obese quite easily which is dangerous for their health. So please, treat safely!

Greenies work excellent at helping keep my cats teeth clean and healthy. She will only eat canned cat food. But she loves greenies. I also regularly brush my cats teeth. I learned my lesson because of the high cost to have my cats vet. Clean her teeth. She gets 10 greenies a day and her teeth brushed daily. My cats last annual visit to her vet. She had no plaque or tartar build up on her teeth. It was a struggle to get my cat to allow me to brush her teeth. She has excepted me brushing her teeth and doesn’t struggle anymore. She actually looks forward to her teeth being brushed. The trick is have your cat between your legs and facing forward and a lot of patience. Start off with just the chicken flavored toothpaste using your finger. Once your cat is used to your finger. Start using a cat finger brush. Once your cat is used to the finger brush. Then start using a cat toothbrush. It only takes a few minutes 2 times a day. My wife and my cat is the most friendly cat we ever looked after. She doesn’t go on my counter tops or does anything wrong. The only thing is she demands to sleep in bed with my wife and I and she always have her front paw touching my wife or I. A neighbor that moved had abandoned her. She was literally starving when I first saw her. I only fed her 1 tablespoon of canned cat food every hour. For the first few days. I was afraid she would die if I gave her a whole can of cat food. I allowed her to sleep in my garage at night. I put a blanket,food and water and a litter box. She instantly used the litter box. My next door neighbors,daughter knew the horrible people that had Chloe. She told me she was a strictly indoor cat. I finally allowed her to come inside our house. Then gave her the dreaded bath to get rid of the fleas. I used the blue Dawn dish detergent. It readily kills fleas. After I bathed Chloe,I combed out any eggs. Took her to the vet for a physical and vaccines. She became Devil cat as soon as the Vet’s assistant put a thermometer up her butt. I had to literally hold her. It was a little funny. When I picked Chloe up. The vet was sure she would bite me. I put my finger by her mouth and Chloe turned her head away. The vet was amazed. I told the vet Chloe 100% trusts me and would never bite me. When she first came in our house. She would try to sneak outside. Once any Cat is outside they love being outside. She Is a strictly indoor cat now. After a month She doesn’t even try to go outside anymore. When I took her to be spayed. She was already spayed and had a chip. You must remember to register a chip. The previous people never registered the chip.