Virbac C.E.T. Enzymatic Oral Hygiene Dental Dog Chews

These are their very first official dental treats outside of Vita Bone and Milk Bone biscuits. I remembered back when my first Siberian Husky was still alive and how much he loved to chew and naw on these Dental Treats and he didn't mind me brushing his teeth much, either. CET is a good brand and I think it was the right route to go with him because I think it helped pro long his life. Their current vet saw their teeth at a recent appt and started getting a little concerned. He asked me what I do I told him I brush their teeth and I feed only Dry Feed/Kibble. He asked about Canned food, I said only on Birthdays and Christmas and only half dry feed and half canned, he liked that idea. He asked These are their very first official dental treats outside of Vita Bone and Milk Bone biscuits. I remembered back when my first Siberian Husky was still alive and how much he loved to chew and naw on these Dental Treats and he didn't mind me brushing his teeth much, either. CET is a good brand and I think it was the right route to go with him because I think it helped pro long his life. Their current vet saw their teeth at a recent appt and started getting a little concerned. He asked me what I do I told him I brush their teeth and I feed only Dry Feed/Kibble. He asked about Canned food, I said only on Birthdays and Christmas and only half dry feed and half canned, he liked that idea. He asked about treats in general, I told him about Milk Bone and Vita Bone biscuits and he agreed that it's helpful but, apparently not doing enough. Yes, we ordered CET new tooth brushes, more CET Toothpaste instead of whatever we could afford that they didn't really care much for anyway and the CET Dental Treats and I am already seeing a small difference with the CET Dental Treats, now on to brushing their teeth more often since they seem to love the CET Flavors more then other brands, more interested in them. Seafood, Vanilla-Mint and Poultry. :D … more

These are great chews and we've been using them for our senior dog for over 5 years. Few things to help dog owners make good decisions: 1. The smaller chews (xs and s) are made to crumble and digest easier to prevent blockages. So pay attention to size. 2. If your dog swallows these whole, not a good idea. The point is to chew and could cause a blockage so monitor your dogs use. 3. Make sure lots of water is available after. 4. Limit to one a day or every other day. That being said we love them and have started our puppy on the small ones now that he's big enough. Great Chew, both dogs love them, and I can feel good about their dental health.

I gave these treats to two of my 3 yorkies the next day they both threw up several times. I read the package and saw they were from Mexico!!!???###- I could not believe it I threw the whole package in the garbage, my bad I figured coming from Chewy just the best didn't think I had to check where it came from. So very disappointed my smaller little girls still are droopy instead of running and playing all the time, I hope they are soon back to that!

Been buying these for years for my medium size dog. The size of each chew as well as the recipe seems to have changed. The bag itself is larger. The chews are larger. But my dog seems to easily chew one up in about five minutes, whereas the ones up to now lasted much longer. I hope they still help help in dental care.

Boba is a little chihuahua and his teeth r looking pretty bad I can not tell if these r really helping. but does he love these things and they look and smell like nothing but hopefully they are helping He has been getting one a day I was giving 1/2 but I am trying to achieve real results so one a day and he loves them so much the cost doesn’t seem so bad to me anymore

The last time I bought these, they were uniform in size and shape. It was easy to break them in half and split one between my two small dogs. Now, they look like pieces of rawhide and are nearly impossible to cut or break. In fact, the first ingredient is beef rawhide. My dogs like them, but I won't buy them again.

I bought several kinds of dental chews just to try. Picky Lalo won't touch Greenies and similar ones, so I just ordered four kinds to find out if there are are any he will take. At least the others will take them. Lalo is reluctant to take these, but when one of the others doesn't finish one, he will steal it and eat it. I guess he just pretends to not like them by holding out for something better.

We've used Virbac chews for a long time, with satisfaction. However, why have you now switched size labels? We have been ordering medium size, but "medium" is now the size of earlier "large" and relabeled for the larger weight size. WHY?? We can only assume you are appealing to owners of overweight dogs to make them feel better, just as obese people are being accepted at the "new normal". These "mediums" are way too large and thick for our dog! And the price has been raised accordingly.

My dog is usually a pretty motivated chewer for food, but this treat is way too stiff. I can't even cut it in half to try and make it easier for him. It doesn't cause digestive upset, it definitely does make a dog have to chew, but my pup isn't a fan. Maybe this treat is more suitable for power chewers.

Are these suppose to be hard as a rock? I got them one time and remember loving them and how easily my dog chewed them up. My last bag it seems to take my little pup almost 30 minutes to chew up. I’m so proud of her for doing such a good job chewing but the toughness seems a little too tough?