ARK NATURALS Breath Bursts Peppermint Dog Dental Treats - Small Breeds, 4oz

My mom was giving my dog candy, which made me upset. He had a hankering for peppermint so when I saw these I knew he would love them. And he is small so I can cut them into two or three pieces and he gets more snacks from the bag! It helps his breath too.

I will give a 5* review, but my 2 year old dog could hardly bite these as they’re hard as a brick, I was scared to give them to him due to chocking hazzard, I just threw them out, I would not risk giving them to my fur baby, he kept spitting them out even in small bites. Won’t purchase again

Nice and small to put in treat balls. Doesn't help much with my puppy's breath

Was looking for something to help with my Yorkie's bad breath. Decided to give these a try despite a few reviews saying their small breed dogs couldn't chew them. They are a little harder for him to chew than his normal treats but he loves the challenge and has no problem chewing them. I notice a difference in his breath if I skip a day or 2. Would definitely recommend and will be purchasing again!

I've been giving these to my dog for a while and when you first open the bag, they're fine and chewable. However after a couple of weeks, they dry out and become hard as a rock. He likes them and they do help his breath but they're way too hard. My dog isn't very old but I definitely wouldn't give these to older dogs who have trouble chewing.

My shitzu loves these

These are not soft. I bought these for my senior dog since he’s been having trouble with hard foods. When I pulled one out to give to him, it was solid hard. They are not soft chews as advertised on the bag. Maybe other dogs that are not seniors can definitely benefit from these.

When we adopted our dog, she had come from a home where she was neglected - not abused, but just nothing was ever done for her. They hadn't bothered to fix her and she got pregnant because they had other dogs in the home and they just dumped her at the pound. Just neglect. The SPCA vet removed half of her teeth and cleaned them and said that we should be really careful with her dental. So I've had our vet following her. When we brought her home, I decided to give her a dental treat after each meal. We tried various things and settled on these. I don't know if it helps her, but the vet's happy with what her teeth look like - he cleaned last year, three years post-adoption. And she likes them and enjoys getting treated for eating! So she's gone from neglect girl to a well cared for - and a little spoiled – pup. :)