ORAVET Dental Chews for Dogs, Oral Care and Hygiene Chews (Large Dogs, Over 50 lbs.) Pink Pouch, 30 Count (Pack of 1)

I’ve been using ORAVET Dental Chews for my dog for a few months now, and I’m genuinely impressed with the results. My vet recommended them to help with tartar control and bad breath, and I’ve noticed a significant improvement in both areas.The best part? My dog actually loves them. She gets excited every time she hears the crinkle of the package. Unlike some dental chews that are either too hard or too messy, these have a great texture—firm enough to clean her teeth, but not so tough that she loses interest.What sets ORAVET apart is the ingredient delmopinol, which I learned helps prevent bacterial attachment. It seems to be working, because her breath is noticeably fresher and her teeth look cleaner between vet visits.Yes, they’re a bit pricier than some other chews, but I think the quality and effectiveness justify the cost—especially if it helps reduce dental cleanings under anesthesia.Pros:• Vet-recommended• Noticeable improvement in breath and tartar• Dog-friendly taste and texture• Easy to give dailyCons:• Slightly expensive• Not suitable for very small dogs or dogs with certain food sensitivities (check the ingredients)Verdict:Highly recommend ORAVET if you’re serious about your dog’s oral health and want a solution that’s both effective and enjoyable for your pup.

I love these for my old, smelly dog who loves to breath in my face. My dog has pretty terrible breath, and I’ve had it checked multiple times at the vet with no answer. Even after brushing her teeth and using a water additive for months, her breath is rank. These chews aren’t perfect, but they definitely help!They are soft and chewy, which is great for her sensitive gums (hyperplasia). She typically spends 10-15 minutes working on one of these and it keeps her busy. They can be a bit messy, especially for a slobbery dog.Just be mindful of dosing (only 1 a day) and warnings about cutting them up.Overall, these have been helpful and I would purchase again.

Our veterinarian recommended these for our Belgian Malinois because they loosen plaque and make it easier to remove. We give our dog one of these after her food every evening and she LOVES them. We also give her a Costco Kirkland dental treat after her food every morning, and used together, the dental treats have mostly eliminated the "rotting food" bad breath she used to have. The vet also says her teeth look very healthy.

I've been using Oravet on my Lab for 1 year now. The last time I took her to the vet she said her teeth look good and I only give her the bar every other day. I would highly recommend.

I have a rescue dog estimated to be between 2 and 3 years old. His front teeth are chipped and some tips broken off. Have consulted 2 vets and both say the damage to his teeth is not serious and manageable. Both said the damage was probably due to the dog trying to chew his way out of some sort of cage or confinement. One vet recommended OraVet Chews because my dog doesn't tolerate brushing and frankly brushing his teeth daily is not something I am likely to keep up with. The product releases a chemical like the mouth rinse recommended by my dentist to protect my teeth. After one month use, I can see my dog's teeth look cleaner. My dog really likes the OraVet chews. I give one at bedtime so it can coat his teeth, gums, etc. and work overnight without being disturbed by food or water. It's the last thing he gets each day. I watch him eat it because I do have concerns about him trying to swallow a chunk and potential problems. But so far he enjoys chewing it. Several people reported their dog's stools turned green and some reported they were more liquid than firm. I pick up his stools when walking him and cleaning the back yard ands stools are firm and not green. Not that it matters what color they are since I don't have any problems with "accidents" in the house. For me, the major downside to OraVet chews is that they are very expensive. They seems to be the only product of that type, so for now consumers have no alternative. I am hopeful someone will come up with a competing alternative that is priced more consumer friendly. I have read where price is driving some to cut the chews up to extend the number of days use and some just giving them every other day. Cutting them in half may be an option that I will look at, because my dog does not swallow chunks and chews them up relatively slowly. The package says the dog needs to take about 1 1/2 minute to chew in order for sufficient chemical exposure to coat his teeth, etc. I timed my dog chewing a chew cut in half and it was very close to 1 1/4 min. So that may work, but regardless I don't want to short change my dog on the dental benefits. Besides being expensive, dog dental problems can have very serious consequences to the dogs health, and my dog already has chipped teeth. So I'll spend the money for my dogs health, but look for alternatives that are more reasonable in price.

I will always purchase these. We cannot be without them in my house. My dog is obsessed with them. Every single night she sits near them knowing it's time to get one. They have made a huge change in the smell of her breath and the health of her teeth.

Dog loved them right away, noticed slight improvement with first use

Our dog (a Siberian Husky) loves these. They would great as a supplemental treat in between teeth brushings.