VetriScience Dental Care Chews for Cats, Chicken, 60 Count

Not all of my cats love it, but they all like it. Two will eat anything you give them. The other may or may not. But if it's good enough to get a picky kitty to try every once in a while, it's good enough for every other cat out there. I had to get one cats teeth removed after rescuing him so I got these to prevent that in the others. They're large treats but they break up easily. They smell pretty fresh and they're all natural. Can't beat that!

My 9-10 lb. cat is a pretty finicky eater but she usually will eat just about any treat I try to give her. When I first opened these treats, my first fear was that they would be too big for her and they seemed to be really hard too. So the first time I gave these treats to her she sniffed them and walked away, usually a bad sign but I figured I'd leave them out and she might give them a shot later- on. Well they stayed in her dish all night long and she never touched them. Then I tried to mix these with her regular dry food, but she would eat all around these treats and leave them all alone in her food dish. Then I tried to break these down some to make it more manageable for her, but she still ignored them and ate around them. I tried over and over for about 4 or 5 days straight and she never touched these thing. I eventually gave these treats to a co-worker to try with his cat to see if he would have more success than I did. So if you have a smaller cat or a finicky eater, beware that these treats might not be the best choice for you.

Big ol chews that I had to break in half for my cats. Then they wouldn’t even eat it. All 3 of my cats said no thank you.

Was devastated when we discovered our oldest cat had lost a tooth and then the vet found 2 more teeth with FORLs which had to be surgically removed. Poor guy must have been in so much pain and hid it so well we hadn't a clue. That sent me searching for anything that could possibly save his remaining teeth. After much research and following the suggestions in the book "Veterinarian's Guide to Natural Remedies for Cats," we needed to find ways to keep his teeth clean and tartar free. Unfortunately he's never let us brush his teeth so we had to find another solution and found recommendations for these treats as well as the Vetri-Science Perio-Support. We waited for him to heal from the surgery and then started both products.These treats are a big hit with him and the other 2 cats in our household. They are large and hard which forces them to make an effort to break them apart and chew them which is great for cleaning their teeth. (Greenies were way too small and swallowed whole, which defeated the purpose.) His teeth have stayed clean since the surgery and his breath has greatly improved. One of the younger cats also had a big buildup of tartar on his molars but after only a week, his teeth have become noticeably cleaner. At first he refused to eat the Perio-Support on his food but since starting the treats he's come to love the taste and now eats the Perio-Support gladly.I understand from other reviews that some cats won't like the size and hardness of these treats but ours really love and have greatly benefitted from eating them daily. We're very grateful that these treats are available here on Amazon and will continue purchasing them for our cats for years to come.

I appreciate that this product contains healthy ingredients like probiotics, parsley, and spirulina. My small tuxedo kitty LOVES these treats and we have trouble limiting her to the maximum suggested 2 treats per day. She BEGS for them. For reference, tuxedo kitty also enjoys: full fat coconut milk and fresh grass.That said, these treats aren't for everyone. My bigger white kitty sniffs them and then walks away in disgust. For reference, the treat-hating white kitty enjoys cucumbers and nutritional yeast (the tuxedo kitty does NOT like cucumbers or nutritional yeast, so this may help you asses if your cat will enjoy these treats).The treats have a definite cinnamon smell, not a spicy cinnamon smell, but more like a powdery smell. They come in a cute little flower shape and they are bigger than most cat treats. At first, my petite tuxedo kitty had trouble chewing them, but she has adjusted. It can be difficult for her to eat one all in one bite because they are quite large. So usually it takes a few bites to eat it all (which can leave crumbs). I gave these treats 4 stars only because one of my cats hates them. But for my kitty who does like them, she'd probably rate them 6 stars. :D Overall, this is a worthwhile purchase and I recommend trying it out. If your cat doesn't like them, donate the rest to a shelter or neighborhood kitty. Someone will love them.

It smells like chocolate, my cat loves it.

Theses are not chews they are large and very hard. Cats will not eat them or anything you "try" to crumble them on. They don't like the smell or the taste. Going back to the powder and returning the second bag I bought. Waste of money.

All the feral hate it. This product is supposed to be attractive smell and tastewise. IT IS A TOTAL FIASCO. It stinks, the ingredients are weird (pictures), and the bites are enormous. The price was ok for 60 bites knowing the cats weigh less than 5 kg. They would need only 2 a day if they would want to eat them. A waste of money once again. Why did not they use catnip rather than rosemary and parsley...and cinamon? Will not purchase again.

Good but expensive, would buy it regularly if it was cheaper. My cat actually has to chew these instead of just swallowing it whole. He didn't like them at first but came around and liked them after a week or 2.