She dodges the toothbrush. She begs for a crunchy treat.

Feline Greenies Dental Treats (Roasted Chicken)

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Feline Greenies Dental Treats (Roasted Chicken)

Crunchy dental treats that carry the VOHC Seal for tartar (vohc.org).

  • Best for: Tartar, as a daily treat

  • Skip it if: Your cat won't eat treats.

  • Certified: VOHC acceptedThe Veterinary Oral Health Council lists this product as accepted to help control plaque, tartar or both.
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Badges, with receipts

What Feline Greenies Dental Treats (Roasted Chicken) earned, in the source's own words. What each badge means

    • Certified: VOHC acceptedThe Veterinary Oral Health Council lists this product as accepted to help control plaque, tartar or both.

    On the VOHC accepted products list.

    Listing: Feline Greenies® Feline Dental Treats Claim: Tartar Company: Nutro/Greenies Company Availability: Consumer Seal Awarded: 2005

    Source: vohc.org(opens in a new tab)

Why this one

  • Carries the VOHC Seal for tartar.

  • Under 2 caloriesUnder 2 calories a treat, easy to fit into her day.

  • Roasted chickenRoasted chicken flavor in a crunchy bite.

How it'll go

  1. Give them to cats 1 year of age or older.
  2. Stay with your cat while she eats the treats.

What you'll notice

  • Treat time turns into tooth time, and she has no idea.
  • The bag rattle brings her running.

Good to know

The catch: It's a treat, so pair it with brushing when your cat lets you, and keep the vet cleanings.

  • Pairs best with brushing and the vet's cleanings.
  • Count the treats in her daily calories.

Skip it if: Your cat won't eat treats. Sprinkle ProDen PlaqueOff powder on its food instead.

Quick facts

  • TypeDental cat treat
  • Size9.75 oz bag
  • How oftenDaily treat
  • ForCats

Not quite your mess?

Still your mess? Feline Greenies Dental Treats (Roasted Chicken) is the one.

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How it comparesBest cat dental care: treats, powder, brush

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