Feline Dental Treats — Tasty and Crunchy Cat Dental Treats Grain Free — Natural Dental Treats to Clean Cat Teeth, Freshen Cat Breath, and Reduce Plaque and Tartar Buildup — Chicken Treats, 3 oz

We have four kitties - 2 very fussy 1-year olds and 2 non fussy 2-year olds. Of the 4, 3 adored these - 2 of the fussy ones and 1 non fussy kitty.Very pleased with these since I haven't found an ensematic toothpaste the 2 fussy kitties will use. The kitties easily ate these so not too big or hard IMO.If you are having a hard time finding an ensematic toothpaste they will use or tolerate brushing, we highly recommend you try these. They are reasonably priced. If it doesn't work out, then I'm sure your local shelter will appreciate the donation.Thank you emerald pet for creating a grain-free dental treat! We tried another brand that none of our four would touch so I was hesitant to purchase these but so glad I did. Donated hoping other kitties would tolerate.Good luck to all of you! We know how important it is to keep their teeth clean and how fussy some kitties can be so it isn't easy finding options. Thankful this worked for us!

We just adopted a new rescue and our vet recommended the product that starts with a "G" to help clean her teeth. After looking at the ingredients for "G", I started looking for alternatives and found these excellent Emerald Pet Feline Dental Treats. These treats are "grain-free, gluten-free, soy-free and dairy-free" and are "made in the USA with US ingredients". The ingredients are those that I am happy to feed our girl, and include chicken, chicken meal, chicken fat, and pea protein. Most importantly, our cat goes absolutely wild for them! I am very happy to have found these dental treats and highly recommend them. In addition, I am thrilled that I can order them on "Subscribe and Save". [My daughter's rescue cat needed to have most of her teeth removed, so the importance of feline dental care should not be underestimated.]Note: I had seen a few comments regarding changes in the product, with some speculating that their product might be "fake" - so I called the company. They were lovely people and told me that, due to COVID, they temporarily had to find a different source for their alfalfa. So no problems; just a small company finding a solution.

Not sure how much this is benefiting his dental care, but the treats are made with good ingredients, reasonably priced, and my cat goes nuts over them.

My cat likes the flavor of these a lot! But I've noticed he has trouble picking up these little pieces. Maybe because of the flat design? Some other hard cat treats are more rounded. Nice ingredients and good value for the price.

My 3 cats love these

No longer the same! What's in the new BRIGHT GREEN DYE? Are they still really grain free?!update note!If your cat(s) liked the old ones, try Feline Harvest Chicken Pack of 3. They're overpriced, but they're big and crunchy and look more natural.The treats I purchased on 2016 APR 18 were not the same great BIG CRUNCHY BROWNISH treats my cats went nuts for.just weeks earlier. They still have the same 2 dimensions shown on the packaging to avoid changing it, but they are now as thin as pumpkin seeds and BRIGHT GREEN. While the change in size and consistency are inconvenient, the addition of a BRIGHT GREEN DYE concerns me greatly!It took my cats about a week to stop trying to bury these new ones like poop. They still come running expectantly when they hear the bag, but are now extremely disappointed when they see that the treats they loved instantly are no longer available.

Our cat loves these. Been using these treats for years so given them the test of time. She has a sensitive stomach and these seem to be okay for her.

My cat is a very finicky eater, but she usually loves treats. So I thought I would give these treats a try. I was initially impressed with the size of these treats, not small enough that my cat would just swallow them without crunching them and actually cleaning her teeth and not too big that she would have any trouble breaking them up. When I first gave them to my cat, she sniffed them for a bit and walked away . . . usually not a good sign. But I left them in her food dish and she eventually went back to them and ate them later. I would mix these with other dental treats she liked and she would eat around them at first but then always go back and finish these treats off a short time later. She eventually finished this whole package over time and I'm hoping they did the trick in keeping her teeth clean. So if you have a cat that is a finicky eater, these treats might work well for you like it did for me!