Greenies Hip & Joint Care Teenie Dental Dog Treats
Greenies Hip & Joint Care Treats are beloved by dogs and may help with joint issues.
Top Dog Chews 12" Beef Trachea Dog Treats are well-liked by tough chewers but have mixed reviews due to smell, packaging, and quality issues. Some users appreciate the durability and versatility, but odor and mold are major concerns.
mold and maggots found in some batches, posing a health risk to pets
Prevention: carefully inspect packages for signs of damage or contamination, avoid if smelling off
Reviewers note that the treats keep their dogs engaged and calm, making them great for tough chewers.
The treats are noted for their sturdiness, breaking down to be relatively safe as they get smaller.
Users found creative ways to use the treats, such as filing chews with wet food and freezing them.
Many reviewers appreciate the value for money as they are available in large packs.
Reviewers highlight a strong, unpleasant odor that can be off-putting to both dogs and owners, some of which caused a sense of nausea.
The packaging is inconvenient to seal after opening, leading to concerns about exposure to air and oxidation.
Tip: Cut the treats in half and attempt storing them in smaller bags.
There are serious concerns about quality control, with mentions of mold and maggots.
Some reviews mention that the texture is too brittle, posing a choking hazard, especially for younger puppies.
Recent reviews highlight more quality control issues, including mold and packaging problems.
positive with minor issues
negative with significant concerns
Factors: usage frequency, size of dog, storage conditions
No, they are too brittle and can pose a choking hazard.
Do not give them to your pet and contact the seller immediately.
"My dog loved these! They are a little smelly, but it is more important to me that my dog has a good chew. I also found that they are great to fill with wet food and freeze. I highly recommend for tough chewers! "
"They smelled strong when I first unboxed but I didn't think much of it, but I have a sensitive nose and a lot of the natural treats smell bad to me. When I went to feed one to my older dog they were white with mold and covered in maggots I could not get them outside fast enough! mold triggers my ast..."
While great for tough chewers, the strong smell and packaging issues are a deterrent. Potential buyers should consider these drawbacks and possibly look for alternative solutions to manage the odor and storage issues.