Canine Chews 10-11-inch Rawhide Retriever Rolls Dental Dog Treats, 8 count
In a Nutshell
- Generally liked by dogs for dental health.
- Durability issues reported by some users.
- Effective for dental care and entertainment.
Quick Verdict
These dental chews are fairly well-received by dogs but have durability issues.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
May cause mouth injuries
Prevention: Cut in half before giving to the dog
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Dental Health (2)
Effective for maintaining dental health in dogs.
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Entertainment (1)
Keeps dogs engaged and entertained.
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Durability (when cut in half) (1)
Lasts longer when sliced.
Cons
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Durability Issues (1) major
Treats can be quite fragile and may tear easily.
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Low Dog Interest (1) minor
Some users noted their dogs lack interest.
Quality Trend: Declining
Some users mentioned a decline in quality over time.
positive
mixed
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners looking for dental health assistance — Improves dental health and is recommended by vets
✗ Skip If
- • Owners seeking durable treats — High likelihood of durability issues
Durability & Care
Factors: Quality inconsistency, Dog's chew intensity
Cleaning Methods
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Do these treats help with dental health?
Some reviews indicate they have helped with dental issues. However, one review specifically mentioned the treats caused mouth injuries.
How durable are these treats?
Durability is a significant concern. Some users reported that they are highly fling and tear easily.
How many dogs can eat them?
The treat roll is about 10-11 inches, you can cut them in half or smaller and it can satisfy your small dogs 10 dogs..
Is there anything to note when cutting them in half?
Easier for dogs to digest and last longer
Highlighted Reviews
"My two doggies liked it."
"I bought these and they tore up my dog’s mouth and also found parts of “bone”. I tried contacting the company but had no luck."
Bottom Line
These chews are good for dental health but come with significant durability concerns. Buyers should consider them if durability is not a top priority.