GREENIES dog dental chews offer an easy way to keep your pet’s teeth clean. Their unique texture works to remove plaque and tartar build-up while freshening breath, keeping their breath minty fresh!
Wheat flour and wheat gluten provide the signature Greenies texture while gelatin and glycerin add some additional flavor. All these ingredients are fully digestible.
Contents
What are they made of?
Greenies chews provide healthy solutions that fight plaque and tartar in dogs. Made of premium-grade natural ingredients, these treats are specially formulated to remove plaque while they chew. Greenies also provide antioxidants as a bonus source of dietary fiber; available for puppies as young as six months, small breeds, large dogs and senior citizens alike.
Greenies can be safely given to most dogs, though veterinarians suggest no more than 10% of a diet includes them.
Greenies treats are made with natural spearmint flavor, and also come in blueberry, pumpkin spice, and scary cherry flavors for the dogs in your life. Greenies treats are designed to freshen a dog’s breath while encouraging healthier gum care – their unique shape features grooves and ridges which encourage mechanical abrasion to help combat plaque and tartar on teeth while digesting easily with many essential vitamins and minerals included in each treat!
Are they safe for dogs?
Greenies should not be given to puppies under six months, as their teeth and jaws are still developing and they may have difficulty digesting the treats due to their sensitive digestive systems.
Greenies contains ingredients that are generally safe for most dogs. They include wheat flour and gluten, both of which can be healthy dietary staples provided your pup doesn’t develop allergies to either ingredient. In addition, gelatin derived from collagen provides chewy texture. Furthermore, an ingredient analysis shows glycerin as being present as well – an added sweet-tasting sugar alcohol which may lead to upset stomach issues in some animals.
Greenies Blueberry flavor offers dogs fresh breath and an exclusive texture to promote oral health. The chews are also ideal for overweight pets as they contain less calories than traditional Greenies treats and include L-carnitine for fat metabolism. Available in various sizes to meet every breed’s needs.
Are they good for dogs?
Greenies are an innovative dental chew designed for dogs that was created to clean teeth and freshen breath without the need for traditional tooth brushing. Their special toothbrush shape features grooves and bristles which scrape away plaque and tartar as the dog chews, helping remove plaque and tartar build-up while the chewy texture keeps gums and teeth healthy, eliminating professional cleanings which often cost hundreds of dollars and require your pet to be sedated.
Greenies dog treats have long been considered effective at keeping their pup’s teeth clean. Easy for all sizes of canines to digest, they come in sizes specifically designed to meet every pup’s needs; from extra small dogs (teenie size), regular (25-50 lb), large and even weight management versions which contain less calories and include L-carnitine to help promote fat metabolism.
Are they good for cats?
Good oral health not only promotes fresh breath, but can help protect against diseases like heart and liver issues. Oral disease is the number one health issue seen among pets* and if left unchecked can become life-threatening conditions. Feline Greenies help keep teeth clean and healthy with its unique texture that removes tartar and plaque build-up from teeth surfaces.
Greenies treats are designed to work differently than human dental floss by being chewed mechanically against your pet’s teeth and mechanically brushing their gums. Their texture also works to break down plaque and tartar deposits for deeper cleaning.
Greenies contain wheat flour which could present issues for dogs on grain-free diets, as well as glycerin (a sugar alcohol with no nutritional benefit for your pup), dried potato filler (with minimal nutritive value and the potential to break down into sugars that fuel tartar and plaque accumulation), artificial preservative potassium sorbate and texturizer methylcellulose; all may pose allergy concerns for cats with sensitive digestive systems.
