Ark Naturals Gray Muzzle Brushless Toothpaste Senior Small/Medium Dental Dog Treats, 4.1-oz bag, Count Varies

I wasn't sure if my 13 year old Papillion would like these dental dog treats, but I had to give it a try. She has missing teeth and no longer wants anything hard to eat. At first see turned her nose to these treats, but she eventually tasted them and now doesn't mind eating them. These are crunchy like cheese puffs.

These have been great for our 13 year old beagle. He has recently had some dental issues. He will not let us use the wipes and gels from the vet and the typical dental treats are too hard and thick. These are lighter, more like a thicker cheese puff texture!

My dog liked them and has a fresh breath to prove it! The only thing is the bullet shape was not easy for him to eat. He’s a 9 year old Shih-poo and he doesn’t chew well anyway. But, perhaps they could think of a new shape for smaller dog?

I tried this thinking it would be harder. It is like a cheese curl texture. My dog wouldn't even try it. I swept it off the rug. I tasted a small piece wondering if it was any good since it has cinnamon, parsley,and mint. Yuck!!! I spit it out it is nasty tasting! Now I know why my dog would not touch it.

This product is Fantastic! We call them Dog Cheetos because they look and feel like a Cheeto, but help our 16 year old Schnauzer enjoy a Dental Treat without choking. They are designed for dogs with missing teeth.

I have a very picky Yorkie and he had several teeth removed by the vet. So I thought we'd give these a try and he loves them! I wish I would have found them sooner we might have been able to avoid him losing some teeth. Plus they are not many calories and he's a porky Yorkie so we have to watch that too.

Dog seems to like them very much. Too costly to use daily as directed. Like the product, just not the cost.

Our 20 lb dog, Calvin, has about half of his teeth missing. We would like him to keep the remaining ones. The dogs have always liked "greenies" but Cal just can't chew them anymore. He tries and it just ends up a gross, gummy mess. These treats look like they will work well. I do have to break one up in several pieces for Cal but his brother eats his whole.

I have two 12-yr-old yorkies , about 7-8 lbs each, and these are way way too big for them to hold in their mouths and much too hard for them to chew. They should have a size specified in pounds--yorkies are small dogs and the package says for small and medium dogs.

My dog seemed to like these, but he was a bit put-off by the airy/crunchy texture. Think of it like a log made from a chip. He ate the entire thing and has most of his teeth which are very strong, but he made a really big mess and once the product was moistened it became very sticky and hard to remove. Lucikly he is trained to eat in his bed so I just washed the bed, but I would probably give these outside next time. The ingredients seemed promising for helping with his dental care so I decided to give them a try. There also aren't very many in a bag... Maybe 17? They are quite large treats. I will probably stick with the regular, harder Ark Naturals brushless toothpaste dental treats My dog seemed to like these, but he was a bit put-off by the airy/crunchy texture. Think of it like a log made from a chip. He ate the entire thing and has most of his teeth which are very strong, but he made a really big mess and once the product was moistened it became very sticky and hard to remove. Lucikly he is trained to eat in his bed so I just washed the bed, but I would probably give these outside next time. The ingredients seemed promising for helping with his dental care so I decided to give them a try. There also aren't very many in a bag... Maybe 17? They are quite large treats. I will probably stick with the regular, harder Ark Naturals brushless toothpaste dental treats. … more