Greenies for Dogs is a dental chew and treat that helps clean teeth and freshen breath. Plus, they have a great taste that dogs love! Greenies Dental Treats for Dogs are easy to digest and come in a rounded, mouth-friendly design, with a chewy texture that helps clean teeth down to the gum line. It's very important to purchase the appropriate size for your dog. Greenies for Dogs are designed to be chewed and not swallowed in large chunks (always watch while your dog is chewing). Greenies Dental Treats for Dogs are made in the USA.
For: Dogs over 6 months of age.
Benefits:
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A convenient way to clean your dog’s teeth
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Helps control tartar and plaque
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Rids your pet of bad breath
How it works: With each bite, the unique shape and texture of Greenies help to create a brushing action by wrapping around the teeth, which helps to control plaque and tartar buildup.
Cautions: As with any edible product, monitor your pet while feeding a treat. Gulping any item can be harmful or even fatal to a dog.
What is this product used for: Greenies for Dogs are flavored dental treats used to clean teeth and freshen breath. Greenies have a great taste dogs love, a chewy texture that helps clean teeth down to the gum line, and are easy to digest. Greenies are enriched with essential vitamins and minerals and contain antioxidants naturally sourced from fruits and vegetables.
Availability: Greenies are a non-prescription (OTC) product.
How this product should be used: Greenies are intended for use by dogs over 6 months old and over 5 lbs. The treat is given once daily. Greenies are available in four sizes: Teenie for toy breed dogs and dogs 5-15 lbs, Petite for dogs 15-25 lbs, Regular for dogs 25-50 lbs, and Large for dogs 50-100 lbs. Fresh drinking water should always be available for your pet to drink while eating Greenies.
What are the side effects: Greenies may give your dog's stools a greenish color due to the chlorophyll content of the product.
What special precautions are there: As with any edible product, monitor your pet while feeding a treat. Gulping any item can be harmful or even fatal to a dog.
In the event of overdose: Contact a veterinarian or veterinary emergency room. Excess feedings may cause gastric upset and diarrhea.
How should I store this product: Store this product at room temperature. Keep out of the reach of children.
Directions:
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Greenies for Dogs are flavored dental treats used to reduce tartar and plaque build up.
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Greenies for Dogs come in 5 sizes based on the weight of your dog.
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Excess feedings may cause stomach upset and diarrhea.
Tip: Fresh drinking water should always be available. Observe your pet while chewing to make sure the treat is not gulped down or swallowed in large chunks. Greenies may give the dogs stools a greenish color due to the chlorophyll content of the product.
Dosage:
Pet
Weight
Dosage
Dogs: (Over 6 months of age)
5-15 lbs
Give 1 Greenies Teenie treat once daily
15-25 lbs
Give 1 Greenies Petite treat once daily
25-50 lbs
Give 1 Greenies Regular treat once daily
50-100 lbs
Give 1 Greenies Large treat once daily
Over 100 lbs
Give 1 Greenies Jumbo treat once daily
Cats:
Horses:
Storage: Store this product at room temperature.
Greenies for Dogs Dental Treat Nutrition Information
Greenies Size
Calories
Teenie
approximately 25 calories
Petite
approximately 54 calories per treat
Regular
approximately 90 calories per treat
Large
approximately 144 calories per treat
Jumbo
approximately 270 calories per treat
Greenies for Dogs Dental Treat Teenie (5 to 15 lbs), Petite (15-25 lbs), Regular (25 to 50 lbs), Large (50 to 100 lbs), Jumbo (Over 100 lbs)
My Sophie LOVE'S her greenies!!!! I keep them in a seperate place than the rest of her treats (because I buy the largest package I can get, and they won't fit where I keep the other treats). So when she goes out and does her business after I get home from work, she gets a greenie. I ask what do you want and she runs to the cabnit where I keep them and barks and dances around like a happy kid that is going to the candy store. Just recently I didn't order them soon enough and she ran out before they came in 4 or 5 days later. She was sooooo disappointed when I showed her there wasn't any and looked like she was saying "how could you do this to me?" Made me feel bad.
Bailey and I have our daily ritual and when he comes in from his first potty time he waits and looks at me to see if I am going to give him his Greenies. He knows he gets TWO of them and if he only gets ONE (which sometimes happens if I am running out) he stands and looks at me. He LOVES his Greenies.
I am the pet parent of the pickiest toy poodle ever born. He turns his nose up at almost any food or treats that are offerred to him. So, I tried Greenies just to see; but, I wasn't expecting too much. Boy, was I wrong! From the first treat, Rascal was in love. He happily trots off to eat his treat as quickly as he can. I'm glad to have found a treat he loves that is also good for him. His teeth are cleaner and his breath is fresher, too! Glad I took a chance on Greenies!!
Each night before bed, Mickey gets her Greenie. She loves them and gets so excited when I say, "Greenie". No more bad breath when whe breathes in my face.
My westie has food allergies and can't have anything with wheat, gluten, soy or preservatives. Is there an alternative to greenies that doesn't contain any of these ingredients?
Hi, Good question. The two alternative dental products I'd recommend that don't contain any of the grain and soy products are Be Fresh Dental Solution: http://www.1800petmeds.com/Be+Fresh+Dental+Care+Solution-prod11070.html or the C.E.T. Toothpaste : http://www.1800petmeds.com/C.E.T.+Enzymatic+Toothpaste-prod10593.html
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