FELINE GREENIES Natural Dental Care Cat Treats Savory Salmon Flavor, 5.5 oz. Pouch

Both our cats love these little crunchy treats. Shake the bag and they come right over. Finally found a couple treats that they both like.

I tried two flavors, chicken and seafood, and both my cats do not like them. A wasted purchase.

TASTE..My cat loves them! The cats go nuts for Greenies,The product boast about great taste, tooth/dental care etc.So I decided to give them a try, All in all they taste OKI did not like the Salmon flavor or the Ocean Fish Flavor, However the Oven Roasted Chicken is not all that bad I kind of liked them!They are kind of dry but yet seem to be a little oily in a strange way and the after taste is almost like the smell and last a long time. Don't get me wrong the cats loves them all I have never seen ANY of are 11 cats turn down a Greenie! but I just don't think other humans would like them as I did.AS FAR AS THE "DENTAL" SIDE OF THINGS:In my own trial......Of 11 of are cats total, 8 of my cats had Greenies every day ALONG WITH regular canned food twice a day.The health of their teeth or yellow color did not seem to improve at all (If anything it got worse) However I thinkthat is true of most cats I would guess (Not sure only one of are cats let me brush his teeth)And all of them have / still have bad breath!The other 3 cats ate NOTHING but Greenies for 19 days, All 3 have increased in size and they have become slightlyless active however this trial is about the dental effects... So, I noticed that the tips is their teeth (mostly their front fangs)were a slightly better shade of white then the other 8..HOWEVER the upper part of the 3 cats teeth remained just as yellow however their breath was slightly better I thinkbut this is most likely for the lack of canned food and not the Greenies themselves.All in all I don't think they do much for dental in cats.As for myself....After eating 2 1/4 of the large size bags I did notice any affects on the dental side of things. Andhave since been dizzy and light headed (The doctor has since increased my medication) and I fell great!, we are still convinced that Greenies are a great product and recommend them for any cat!! We hope they NEVER change the formula (or recipe rather) even after the one is elected world leader..GREAT BUY! GREAT PRODUCT!

My cats love Feline Greenies Dental Treats. They're the bedtime treat of choice for my two four-year-olds, who come running, no matter which of the five flavors I'm serving up that night: roasted chicken, ocean fish, salmon, tuna or catnip. I've noticed recently that prices here for the 5.5 oz. bags vary a lot from flavor to flavor and sometimes also from day to day. For example, you can usually (but not always) find 5.5 oz. bags of Chicken Greenies for about $2.99 as an add on. The recently introduced 5.5 oz. Catnip flavor was selling here for over $10 a month ago but at this writing is in the $7+ range, while the fish flavors can usually be had for prices somewhere in between. I treated my guys to the new catnip flavor when it came out, curious to see if it'd be a bigger hit than the others (it wasn't) and if eating it would lead to stoned cat behavior (it didn't). While prices for Greenies seem to vary a lot here, what doesn't vary at my house is feline devotion to this product no matter which flavor is being served.My thick-coated male cat also likes  Greenies Smartbites Hairball Control Chicken Cat Treats, 2.1-Ounce , which are also sold here on Amazon in tuna flavored 6-packs.  Greenies Smartbite Hairball Pack 6 flavor:Tuna . These treats seem to help a lot when the weather warms, cat coats shed and much more hair than usual gets swallowed during self and/or sibling grooming. I credit it with a barf-free summer of 2013.

These are essentially the best dry cat treats. Nutritionally complete, top-tier flavor, and they scrape off tartar. Of six dry treat brands I've tested, these are tied for first in terms of flavor.These are hard dry treats (not soft or semi-soft), but one of my cats has no problems eating these without chewing, even though he has a semi-sensitive stomach.At under 2 calories per piece, these won't cause weight problems, and might even help your cat lose weight.As far as dental health benefits go, the results are unclear so far. The pieces are large enough that one of my cats will chew about 2/3 of the time. I give him 5 pieces per day, but it still looks like he will need a yearly dental cleaning. The other cat doesn't have enough teeth left to chew, but he still likes these.

I bought 2 packs of these treats simply because the product is 'accepted by the VETINARY ORAL HEALTH COUNCIL' endorsement. Big mistake. My heart sunk when I saw they are made by MARS + very poor quality ingredient list + cat had diarrhoea next morning. Search Google for more user reviews before you buy. Also, MARS also owns the Whiskas label and these nuggets are exactly the same size and shape as the equally dubious Whiskas Dentabites. There are better dental treats out there with far better ingredients, eg: ProDen PlaqueOff and Smilla Toothies.

Our cat loves them but not really made a massive difference for his breath, as for his teeth, they seem to have less tartar on them so will carry on giving him the treats.

Great. Cat likes them and vet likes them as they are the best dental treat, worth the money; shame on-one does them in the UK .

She loves them. Actually, 4 isn't enough for her but we can't allow her to eat the whole pack at a sitting :)

My cat loves 'em! And it's nice to give her a treat which I know is doing her some good.