Greenies Teenie Dental Dog Treats

We've given Greenies to our other dogs on the past. Our current dog is 14 lbs. We purchased the recommended box based on weight. Very disappointed, our dog EATS them. They're too small as a chew for dental as recommended on the box for her weight. Would highly recommend purchasing larger size for the product to help teeth by chewing.

I'm the owners dog, he thinks he runs this place, but I've got his number. He ran out of greenies, I refused the other bits that were offered. He finally figured it out and got some more of the greatest treat in the world. I heard him say that they arrived quickly, were in good shape and at a good price. Wish he would try one, then he wouldn't be so stingy and only give me one at a time! I hate begging but it's only thing that works around here!

the Teenies came packaged in two separate bags. the first bag I opened was clean and fine. The second bag is full of pantry moths and maggots. won't be buying this size ever again. never had this problem when buying smaller quantities. very disappointing.

I know she wants one when she comes and gives me a kiss and jumps up and down so happy. I say you want a good girl treat and she gets so happy. Holly is a Pomeranian ony 7 pounds so we get her the Teenies she loves they so much she gets one and she wants more lol

All we have to do is say "Greenies" and our dogs go crazy begging for them. I can't vouch for how they may or may not clean teeth, but they do freshen breath. If you have a gulper, pay special attention to make sure your pup is chewing it up. We held one in our hand until our little gulper got the hang of chewing it more slowly.

I have a super mini wiener dog, they’re prone to dental issues so I knew I’d have to get him some dental chews along with his other dental hygiene routines. I’ve tried minties, whimzees, Denta stix, dentalife and of course he only likes the most expensive ones. All I can say is it’s worth it! His breath is super fresh and he loves them

Bailey is a long haired chihuahua we rescued that wasn't sure he wanted to eat, for fear he thought we would either poison him or fatten him up and eat him LOL. Poor little man! We had tried about everything before he started eating good; then we started trying to introduce snacks. We have lots of other dogs in our home and thought he'd get the idea from them that it was ok to eat. Nothing worked until we offered him a Greenie; he still turns his nose up at most other snacks but he is 1st in line when the Greenies come out!

Dogs go crazy when you say greenie they know what they are and go to where we keep them. The greenies keep their teeth nice and white in between brushing

I have owned various breeds of dogs and have always given them Greenies. They are easily digested AS LONG AS THE DOG DOES NOT SWALLOW IT WHOLE AND CHEWS IT! These treats are meant to be chewed and can really aid in a dog's dental/oral health. They are all natural and come in all different sizes even teenie for my chihauha. I give my pitbull/boxer mix the large one. They are not good for dogs with dental issues like bad teeth or gum infections because the dog really needs to be able to chew down fairly hard to break them apart and swallow. But if your dog has good teeth and gums AND doesn't try to swallow them whole, I highly recommend them.

These Greenies have replaced the regular Greenies in our home. For our Pug, they are PERFECT! He loves them and now refuses the regular ones. I have canceled our subscription for the regular Greenies and will be buying only the Teenies. The size is great for smaller dogs and I only wish I had tried them sooner.