Purina DentaLife Made in USA Facilities Cat Dental Treats, Savory Salmon Flavor - 19 oz. Bag

Les gusta a mis gatos

I purchased the Purina DentaLife Cat Dental Treats after my ten year old cat Walter's last veterinary appointment where he received a pretty low grade regarding his dental health. Too have his teeth professionally cleaned was over $1000 and they would need to put him under and I avoid that at all costs. Another option was to put him back on dry food but he is prone to urinary tract infections so I was sort of stuck between a rock and a hard place. I decided to give these a try based on the reviews. He has been eating them daily for over a month now and there is a noticeable improvement. It took some time before he would even let me get near his mouth but I went slow putting my hands near his mouth a little more every day until be finally let me open his mouth enough to check. There is a lot less plaque built up on his teeth and his gums look a lot healthier too. His breath is a little bit better as well, but I am hoping it continues to improve. Right now I put about 10-15 pellets in his bowl with this canned food, which is seafood based so I purchased the Salmon flavored, each time I feed him - which is twice a day. At some point I might cut back the frequency and amount, but for now I am going to continue as is for another 3-4 weeks. So yeah, this stuff really did the trick for Walter. Not sure it will work for your cat - it is dependent on if they will even eat them, but for my cat it worked out well. Based on the results I can recommend the Purina DentaLife Cat Dental Treats without hesitation.

Excelente producto, les gusta mucho a mis gatos.

If you're looking for effective dental treats that are budget-friendly, these are it. I’ve bought them multiple times; the quality is consistently high and they're clearly delicious based on how fast my cats run for them.

These are great. One time I took the cat to the vet after use and they said her teeth were perfect. We took a break for a while from these and then the most recent vet said the cat would need to be sedated for a cleaning. Started giving more of these treats and a year later the vet says she doesn't need a cleaning. She is on a prescription diet now, though, so I'm not sure how much of these, if any at all, should be given to her.