Dingo Mini Dental Chews Dog Treats With Real Chicken For Small Dogs, 24 Ct

I buy different types of treats for my dogs and keep them all in a large Rubbermaid container on top of the fridge. The dogs go nuts every time I reach for that box. I think they enjoy the variety because after I give them their treat they still look at me like "what else is she gonna give us" and sometimes I swear it's more like "but mom, I don't like that kind, I want the other one". I mix all kinds of mainly dental treats together in the box. Rawhide sticks (all colors and flavors, not just green ones), Greenies, Dingos, CET and also use some rawhide bones. These treats help scrape plaque from their teeth while chewing before tarter can form if given after meals or once a day. My dogs do not get soft food or treats unless we are training. Saving soft treats for training makes them want it all the more and the hard food is better for their teeth and digestion. I have a Miniature Pinscher and 2 Pomeranians that are prone to tooth loss so taking care of their teeth is very important to me. My oldest Pomeranian is 6 years old and just had his first professional cleaning and that was mainly because it is hard for me to get his back teeth because his mouth is so tiny. They love when they see the bag of treats come out of the cupboard because they now it's the soft stuff or the small one bite treats and they are more receptive to training and their sessions go much faster. I would recommend these treats as part of a variety. Mix it up so your dog doesn't get bored and use different shapes to get different angles on their teeth. [...] Thanks!

My dog loves this dingo denta treat . He loves it.

I found these products trying to research something similar I used to buy at Costco for $11 - a bag of large vanilla-scented dental chews my Akita and herding dog just loved. I am no longer a member at Costco, noticed they don't carry them any longer, and very expensive when found online. These Dingo Treats have that same vanilla scent and similar product density that the Costco product had. These are very small, mind you, as I also have a toy-sized breed and large size dog. I no longer have the Akita boy. My toy dog does like them but is challenged with the tough chewing :) My herding breed eats these in 30 seconds and is NUTS over these things. She will chase me down when she sees the bag or smells the chews. I do buy her the larger Dingo Denta Treats but they aren't super big and she eats them like nothin! Dogs LOVE the smell of these. I've never found another white vanilla chew anywhere (especially at such a reasonable cost) than these Dingo Denta Chews. GREAT DEAL - just wish the larger sizes went to very large with more quantity. There are plenty in the mini bags but too easy for my large dog to chew. Great value though :) RECOMMEND!

These Dingo chews are thin and shaped like a dog bone. Most others are like a stick so I tried these. It's hard to tell if these work but I have two bags to see. I use different brands of dental chews for my dogs, mainly as a treat because I'm not sure how well they actually work. I freeze my dental chews so they last longer and hopefully are more effective for their teeth.

I found these at target years ago and my dogs went crazy for them. I can’t find them anywhere anymore. And I have different dogs now. But I continue to get them from Amazon and my dogs love them.

Hard and plastic like.. my dogs ate it but it wasn't their favorite Switched to something that resembled food.

Dog loves these

The dog loves these for a snack, and she is finicky about things. She will actually take some snacks outside and bury them. These she lays down and savors. Have been a returning customer for these as try to keep some in the cupboard for her.

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I buy again this product.