Milk-Bone Original Brushing Chews, 25 Small/Medium Daily Dental Dog Treats Scrubbing Action Helps Clean Teeth

Good price for the quantity. The dog loves them and they clean her teeth at the same time.

Not to flex but my vet was very impressed with my 8 y r old Klee Kai’s teeth. It’s all thanks to these bones. While I should disclose : yes we also brush them with dog toothpaste these are great additional care for your dogs teeth. They are also VOHC approved so essentially the Vet ADA approved. I tend to trust people who have committed their life to studying dog teeth professionally. These are literally the favorite part of his food routine and turn it into a game for him and have fun hiding the bone and having him sniff around and find it. It is such a win/win. It takes him a good minute to chew through one and he seems to love the taste. It sort of has a smokey chicken kinda smell when you open them. He gets one a day and certainly angles to try and get more than one. He also took to them really well and didn’t have any digestive issues when we added them in I want to say nearly 3 years ago now. So long story short: He loves them. His teeth are clean and the vet was impressed.

Dogs really like them.

My little cocker Stella loves these, they are just the right size to last awhile and she can chew, chew, chew away... making her happy in the process, keeping her content, and her teeth n gums in better shape!

My Brittany loves these chews. The surface of the treat provides a degree of teeth cleaning but not enough to where dental cleaning is still necessary. The cost is worth the degree of benefit I see my dog receives from the product as both a breath freshener and a reward treat.

My cockapoo loves them! I buy those larger size and break them all in 1/2 when I first open the bag. Then keep some in a Ziploc whole the rest are sealed in the bag for storage. They stay fresh with this method .

My wife is a vet tech and she only says for any dental stuff that actually works is the ones that are VOHC accepted and to make sure anything that eat that it's not too hard. Yo test hardness by able to put an indent into it with your nails. This fit the bill and our little terrier actually likes it, he is pretty picky about food. We've tried 2 flavors, the chicken and mint and he loves both. It has a rubber feeling to it and bit flexible. It doesn't have a strong or bad smell to it. Most of the time the zip lock breaks. It helps a bit with his teeth but the best thing to do is to still brush their teeth. This will not work magic. We use this more as a treat. His breathe is still not the best.

My dog really likes these, compared to other dental bones, which she often would refuse to chew on. Her teeth look great.