Greenies Grain Free Dental Chew Dog Treats - Petite 12oz (20 Bones)

One GREENIES Grain-Free Dental Treat a day is all it takes for clean teeth, fresh breath, and a happy dog. Your dog can't wait to sink their teeth into these delicious, original-flavor dental dog chews because they feature a delightfully chewy texture that fights plaque and tartar. Irresistibly tasty and incredibly powerful, GREENIES Treats for Dogs are vet recommended for at-home dental care. Best of all, these natural dog treats are the perfect breath freshener to help fight bag dog breath and are made with highly soluble ingredients that are safe and easy to digest. Give your canine the mouth-wowing treat that helps promote their oral hygiene and overall health with GREENIES Dog Treats. Great for toy breeds and dogs between 15 and 25 pounds. Natural Dog Treats Plus Vitamins, Minerals and Other Nutrients. Key Benefits: Natural Contains one 20-count pack of GREENIES Grain Free Petite Natural Dental Dog Treats; Natural Dog Treats Plus Vitamins, Minerals, and Other Nutrients; The unique texture of GREENIES Dog Chews cleans down to the gumline to fight plaque and tartar and freshen bad breath; GREENIES Treats for Dogs are veterinarian recommended and accepted by the VOHC (Veterinary Oral Health Council); Metabolism-boosting L-carnitine and fewer calories make this a great low-calorie dog treat for little dogs that are watching their figure; The great flavor of these low-fat dog treats will make their tail wag; GREENIES Dog Treats are proudly made in our Kansas City, MO, USA facility with the world's finest ingredients; Packaging might vary; Learn More About the New & Improved Greenies: View PDF Here How It Works "Dental treats or dental chews work with mechanical action similar to how your tooth brush works, where it will scrape the surface of the tooth and help brush away plaque and tartar that can accumulate that can lead to more serious problems. So, as a veterinarian, I look for a product that has a flexible chewy texture that's going to allow a dog's teeth to sink in up to the gum line. It's going to lead to a lot better oral health for your dog." - Dr. Bradley Quest