The Mark & Chappell Breath & Dental Care Cat Treats have a varied reception among cats, with some enjoying them while others refuse to eat them. The treats' effectiveness on oral hygiene is unclear due to inconsistent reviews. If your cat is a picky eater, this may not be the best choice.
Cats refuse to eat the treats.
Prevention: Consider other brands or types of treats.
Some cats go crazy over these treats.
The treats have an intense odor
Some cats refuse to eat the treats.
"Though my cats didn't go crazy for this treat it's fine by me because it doesn't have chicken meal and millions of ingredient as suppose to the ones they love."
"Two out of two cats refuse to even sample these. For a hard treat they are large for a cat so I cracked them in halves. They have a strong smell even to me once broken open, and not one that would seem appealing to a feline. Because we couldn't get through the eating phase, I cannot vouch for their ..."
If your cat is a picky eater, this may not be the best choice. If your cat loves the treats, it might be a good dental care option. However, be prepared for potential pickiness and a strong smell.
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