OraVet Dental Hygiene Chew for X-Small Dogs (up to 10 lbs), Dental Treats for Dogs, 30 Count

These were great my dogs. Ate all of the chews that lasted the whole month.

recommended by my Vet. as my dog needed a chew that was not hard, and this one is soft. She loves them.

My vet gave me a free 30 day sample of this product for my Chinese Crested's oral hygiene. She had her dental cleaning less then a year ago and preferred we try this product. My dog gets 3 small meals a day. I found this product made her gain a bit of weight so eliminated lunch and give her Oravet for that meal. It is great and she loves it. It does a fantastic job being that she is on the small end of this breed and narrow mouth. They tend loss of teeth early but she hasn't. Her breath has a fresh scent to it. I do watch her as she eats it because those are directions on the package.I have had small breeds for many years and found that they had dental issues loosing teeth at a young age.

hello,these dental chews are handy to have for "dog's breath." but it is a little scary when the dog puts the whole thing in his mouth. we have decided to hold the little bar for our dog to chew and bite down on the soft chewy thing. a little piece to chew is a lot safer than allowing the whole thing to reside in his mouth. it certainly looks like he is getting the stuff off of the chew as he chomps down on each bite. the gooey stuff must be working as the dog breath is slowly fading. a great item, but watch out when feeding it to your dog.

These are great chews, but they are expensive for what they are. No, you cannot put a price on good oral/dental health for your pet, that is true. But these are still VERY expensive for what they are. At approximately $1.33 per chew, they are not cheap. I am sure the plastic wrapping of each individual chew (like a box of candy bars) has something to do with that cost, as well as the unusual packaging (hexagonal box) the chews come in. The individual wrapping probably has a lot to do with the softness and freshness of the product, which certainly makes sense. That said, I would like to see these in a resealable bulk bag of some kind at hopefully a better price. For now, I will supplement the Greenies and VeggiDent treats I give my two shi-chi's now with these. These will be a special, once-a-week (maybe twice) kind of treat, most likely.

My vet can’t figure out why my Yorkie’s always have such good clean teeth. We all know Yorkie’s are notorious for plaque build up. But not my Yorkie’s. I’m a forever buyer of these. And, I think my babies love these more than me! I don’t taste as good. I think they would leave me for these. That’s how much they love these “treats”. I rattle that bag and they “drop the steak” they are obsessing over to get one of these. Just watch your dog change after experiencing one of the doggie-addicting chews. And count the money you will save from vet dental bills.

This product is very helpful when trying to keep up with your dogs breath. My dog is two years old and is only four pounds; even though, I brush his teeth up to five times a week, I usually cannot stay ahead of the smell. He gets one as often as my vet recommended. I absolutely love this product and so does my dog. It is an actual treat he becomes excited for and is willing to chew on it. I have tried other dental stick brands and over time my dog begins not to eat them and I do not feel that any other product works as well as OraVet.

Seem to work....but they aren't worth over $30.00, especially if you have two dogs and give them the recommended one chew per day. As with anything else, when there is a demand, the price goes up. On October 23, 2017, I paid $26.95. The price has gone up in less than a week to $32.14. I found another place online that has the exact same thing for $20.94, I'll be taking that printout to my vet to price match.