I would stay away from Greenies. The product caused serious problems for
dogs. I know, apparently not for cats. (so far as we know)
Barb
> I would stay away from Greenies. The product caused serious problems for
> dogs. I know, apparently not for cats. (so far as we know)
>
> Barb
I second this. You can't be too cautious.
As you've already discovered, treats are usually swallowed whole and
don't have any benefit to their teeth anyway. A better bet is to brush
his teeth with pet toothpaste (not human toothpaste) or feed a raw
diet. The enzymes help keep the teeth clean. (I know this from
experience--since I've switched to raw, my one cat's teeth, formerly
prone to tartar, are staying cleaner longer than with canned or dry.)