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Can’t say my fur-baby was all that thrilled by the taste – unless “thrilled” now means turning their nose up and walking away. But hey, maybe my dog’s just too gourmet for them.
Now as for those dental benefits Greenies supposedly provide? Meh… Brushing Fido’s teeth was less work (even though it’s about as fun as tap dancing barefoot on hot coals). You’ll probably need to stick to regular dental chews or good ol’ fashioned tooth brushing if you care about your pup’s pearly whites.
Cost-wise, they tally up too. Last time I checked we weren’t growing money trees in the backyard (if you are, hit me up!).
In a nutshell, there’d be more chance of my dog learning how to juggle than willingly eating Greenies again! Hope you have better luck or a richer palette on your pooch!
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One thing I’d remind everyone is to choose the size of the treat correctly based on your dog’s weight, they have guidelines right on the package. Also make certain your fur buddy chews it properly before swallowing – always good to monitor, just in case.
So yeah, far as I’m concerned, Greenies get two thumbs (and a wagging tail) up from us!
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