Greenies Hip & Joint Care Teenie Dental Dog Treats
Greenies Hip & Joint Care Treats are beloved by dogs and may help with joint issues.
The Top Dog Chews Peanut Butter Filled Cow Hooves Dog Treat has a high complaint rate due to poor quality and poor functionality. No good for puppy.
The hooves splinter easily and can harm the dog's jaw and throat.
Prevention: Do not leave your dog alone with these treats once the peanut butter is gone. Do not let dogs chew for extended periods.
Can cause lead getting stuck in the throat
Prevention: Please see a veterinarian if you suspect your dog has swallowed any pieces of plastic.
The dogs can become sick from eating this product leading to vet bills for hundreds of thousands
Prevention: Do not give this product to your dog.
the peanut butter should keep them busy for hours.
Customers reported receiving a powdery mess instead of peanut butter-filled hooves.
Two dogs got sick after consuming the treats, costing $1,000s in vet bills. Another dog had to be given hydrogen peroxide to vomit out the hooves as they were linked to a run.
The hooves splinter easily, becoming a hazard for the dogs chewing after period less than 2
Received an unclean, filthy, dirty, and smelling bad product.
Recent reviews indicate a decline in product quality, with many consumers reporting that the product has become brittle and unsafe.
mixed
negative
Factors: Products become brittle after getting soaked and drying out
No, these treats are high-risk, resulting in burned throats, dripping blood and bowel vomit for some dogs and vet visits.
The lifespan of these treats is very short, ranging from less than a day to 2 hours, due to becoming brittle and unsafe after getting soaked and drying out
No, the treats do not last long enough to keep your dog entertained. They become brittle and unsafe within a short period.
"Our dog loves these. We bought them before and she ran out of them. She went through the cupboard looking for them."
"I agree with the other reviews. I have purchased this product twice, hoping the first round was just a bad batch, but I found out quickly that is not the case. The so called peanut butter is powder, and out of the 5, 2 still had some filler in them. "
Do not buy these treats, damaging both your pets and your wallet with poor products and safety situations.