VETIQMinties Dog Dental Bone Treats, Dental Chews for Dogs, (Perfect for Medium / Large Dogs over 40 lbs)

My dog LOVES Mintees and I am super grateful that he does, because his morning breath kicks like a donkey!For the life of me, I can't figure out what this dog is doing while I'm asleep. I assume he's sneaking outside to smoke cigarettes and drink coffee, then follows it up by gurgling turds before making his way back to bed just in time for me to wake up to stinky kisses that could peel paint off a barn door.We have made Mintees a part of his morning routine and the difference is astounding. His breath now smells like a mix of peppermint oil and dog treat, which is miles above the odor he has been pumping out. Before anyone calls me out, he's been to the vet and he is healthy...he just has stinky morning breath...most likely because he is a mouth breather and snores all night.Since using Mintees, puppers has not had any tartar, plaque or decay and the vet is constantly amazed at how well taken care of his teeth are. She has asked repeatedly what his regimen is and if we are brushing his teeth. I told her he just gets a Mintee every morning and she was surprised.There are plenty of dental chews out there, but Leo prefers Mintees to the other brands (which he shuns), which is odd because he's never displayed any semblance of a discerning palate before. This is the dog who ate a baby rat from behind a dumpster one time. He's classy AF.Not sure what else to say except that shipping is super fast, the product is always fresh (I assume), and my doggo loves them.

My dogs love their "Breath Biscuits". They really help with their breath and the plaque on their teeth. When my 11 year old Boxer mix went to his last vet check the vet was amazed at the condition of his teeth. He barely had any plaque and his teeth were in great shape. He rarely gets bones or rawhide only on special occasion.We give him 1 med-large minties biscuit once or twice a week and he loves them.We have tried Greenies and I understand they are more popular but my guys will choose Minties hands down every time and since we are long time users of Minties and Odie got the good tooth checkup from the vet. Well.. That is proof enough for us.They aren't really hard like a bone or chew stick and it only takes him a few minutes to eat it but it does the job.My Physical Therapist and I were talking about her dog and she said it was having trouble eating and her vet said her dogs teeth were in bad shape so I told her about our success with Minties. She got some for her dog (small because her dog was really small and very old) and she said it took her dog about 3 days to eat the first one. Eventually her dog began eating better and acting more herself. She was so pleased with the results she thanked me over and over.

I have a dog that has had rotting dumpster breath since he was 6mo (now 3). The Vet could never figure out why and has never been concerned. Brushing and Greenies never made a difference, I gave up on Greenies about a year ago because I honestly thought they were a gimmick. Last week at my dogs checkup, we had the breath convo again and she recommended this brand. The price was right, so I ordered a box before we even left the exam room. In just a couple days, I swear on everything I love, his breath is actually not bad!!! I'm shocked and thrilled.The Minties do smell really weird to me out of the box, but I dont need to eat them, so I suppose that doesnt matter lol. Both of my dogs really like them. The ingredient list is MUCH cleaner compared to Greenies, which I am a big fan of.

Our dog loves these as much if not more than the greenies. He will almost bend over backwards for them. Definitely recommend them to all dog lovers. They are so great for his breath

Our Belgian Malinois gets one of these every day, and they really help her teeth. She is 9 years old and has only just now needed to go under anesthesia for a dental, and most dogs should go every 3 years. They are super minty, and they don't have anything she's allergic to, as she's allergic to grains and chicken for the most part.She also uses Dental Fresh Advanced Plaque and Tartar in her water, and we brush her teeth with dog toothpaste a few times a week, sometimes we also use PlaqueOff too. Our vet was amazed by how good her teeth looked for her age, and we don't think she'll need another dental in her life, as she is getting up there in the years and we don't want to do another dental on a dog this old.Before dental pic of my dog's chompers included. A good dental routine is well worth it.

I used to buy these at Target. Then, I discovered their online store had this box of 40 for a really good deal. But, after ordering it, just one time, they stopped selling it that way! So, I looked around and found out that Menard's carries them too. But, a bag of 30 is like $15. So, this box of 40 on Amazon is actually 5 cents cheaper, per Minite, than the bag of 30. But, I still find them pretty pricey. But, my dogs love them and beg for them after eating their regular dog food. So, to save on running out of them too soon, I've been snapping them in half. *P.S. I've tried the older version of the Minties (they look bigger and more solid) but, those made my dogs throw up.

My pup is a rescue pup who was emaciated when they found her. Her and her sister fought over food in foster so they had to separate them and when we adopted her, had to get a bowl to slow down her eating. Zoey will literally eat anything she can get her mouth on. So, when I saw all the reviews how people's pups love these things it seemed like the obvious choice for my pup. Only that she absolutely will not eat it. Took 1 bite, dropped it and walked away. Even tried smashing wet food on it but she wasn't having it. This dog will eat salt and vinegar chips if you give them to her so they must be pretty bad if she won't eat it. So, my advice is to go to the store and buy the smallest package they have that way you aren't out the money if your pup refuses to touch them.***Pup-date!***I am changing my review to 3 stars. With a lot of encouragement and pretending like we are eating these, she has finally eaten most of 2 although she seems to think they are more of a toy than something she should be ingesting.

Dogs love 'em they smell good