ORAVET Dental Chews for Dogs, Oral Care and Hygiene Chews (Large Dogs, Over 50 lbs.) Pink Pouch, 30 Count (Pack of 1)

I’ve been using ORAVET Dental Chews for my dog for a few months now, and I’m genuinely impressed with the results. My vet recommended them to help with tartar control and bad breath, and I’ve noticed a significant improvement in both areas.The best part? My dog actually loves them. She gets excited every time she hears the crinkle of the package. Unlike some dental chews that are either too hard or too messy, these have a great texture—firm enough to clean her teeth, but not so tough that she loses interest.What sets ORAVET apart is the ingredient delmopinol, which I learned helps prevent bacterial attachment. It seems to be working, because her breath is noticeably fresher and her teeth look cleaner between vet visits.Yes, they’re a bit pricier than some other chews, but I think the quality and effectiveness justify the cost—especially if it helps reduce dental cleanings under anesthesia.Pros:• Vet-recommended• Noticeable improvement in breath and tartar• Dog-friendly taste and texture• Easy to give dailyCons:• Slightly expensive• Not suitable for very small dogs or dogs with certain food sensitivities (check the ingredients)Verdict:Highly recommend ORAVET if you’re serious about your dog’s oral health and want a solution that’s both effective and enjoyable for your pup.

Our vet gave us a few of these to try at our last visit and I was skeptical. We all know of the other big-name brand that doesn’t actually help their teeth. Our pup was a rescue that had some built up plaque, I wish we had before photos. A handful of her teeth were brown/yellow tinged, and her breath wasn’t great (smelled fishy). The vet said she didn’t need to get her teeth professionally cleaned yet to my surprise and to try these bones. No joke, she had one bone, and visitors commented on how much better her breath was than a few days before. I knelt on the ground in front of her face, and yup no more fishy breath. Now after a few weeks of getting these bones about every other day her teeth and breath are much better. Her breath will still stink on occasion since we don’t give these every day, but it’s nowhere near as bad as it used to be. A lot of her built up plaque is completely gone. I’m so impressed. She also seems to like the flavor (she’s so antsy when I pull the bag out). They don’t smell like much, definitely not stinky. They are softer so they don’t last super long (a few mins). Either way, so far we both love them and recommend them to anyone with similar issues!

I felt compelled to write this review. We just got (2.5 weeks ago) a rescue who was a stray. His teeth had what looked to me like weird gray mounds at the back of the molars. He would not let us brush his teeth or come close to putting anything in his mouth.At first we tried the regular, hard teeth cleaning chews. He liked them fine, but those seemed to just be a fun chew for him. We then decided to splurge on the OraVet Chews, which, granted, were quite expensive, but we were hoping to at least stall the progression of dental issues that he appeared to have. Our dog loved them, and treats them like a high value treat. They appear to be semi-soft when he bites down, so his teeth sink into the chew (as opposed to the more traditional, very hard tooth chews that just seem to crumble and are consumed quite quickly).Within a week of starting these we noticed that his teeth appeared whiter, and we could no longer find the gray at the back of his mouth. His breath also improved greatly.I would highly recommend this (at least to try) to anyone, I cannot believe that these chews were able to do this in just under a week.

A Miracle for Our Rescue Pup! (Plus a great money-saving hack)These are by far the best dental chews we have ever found. I’ve tried several other brands, but none work like these do.We adopted a rescue Pomeranian who was in terrible shape when she arrived—she wasn’t eating and was so weak she was literally falling over. Her breath was incredibly foul, making the whole house smell like a dead animal. When I checked her mouth, she had massive plaque buildup and dark, fire-red gums. It was heartbreakingly clear she was in severe pain.While waiting two weeks for her vet appointment, we got her on some pain/inflammation management and started giving her these chews. The turnaround was miraculous. Within just a few days, she began drinking, eating, and gaining her energy back. When we finally saw the vet, he was so impressed with her progress that he suggested we hold off on a stressful dental procedure for now, as he didn't want to traumatize her any further after everything she'd been through.Fast forward to today: her breath no longer smells, and her teeth look so much better but are still a work in progress. She still has more progress to go, but they are definitely so much better! She is eating normally and chewing on regular things like a normal, happy dog now. She has done a complete 180, and I credit these chews immensely.Money-saving tip for multi-dog homes:I have three Pomeranians, so I buy the large dog size bars and cut each one into 6 small pieces. Each dog gets one small piece in the morning and one in the evening. It’s an amazing hack that really helps save money when you have multiple small pups in the house! I highly recommend these.

Expensive but works. Try to use 3x a week not everyday

Our Lab/Retriever mix loves these so much. He reminds me every night that he will require one. He knows where they are kept. They seem to be working for his plaque buildup and also seem to be helping with fresher breath. 10 ou of 10! We have to auto ship because if we ran out, he would be so upset.

The dogs love these, i thought they'd be a little picky, but they ate them just great, and they're a chew so they can't gobble them up like they're other treats, so it takes more time to chew and it helps clean their teeth, we've only had them a couple days, so the jury still out on their breath freshness, but I'm really hoping they help with bad breath and cavities

My dog loves this treat. I don't know what it tastes like to her because every morning she wakes up the first thing she does is run to the draw with this treat. It must taste great to her. I give it to her first thing in the morning before feeding her usually not long after consuming the stick she has to go number 2. My dog is now 6 years old and she has been on this ever since the Vet said it was ok to start her on these and this year was the first year the Vet said she can use a little cleaning nothing major just a little tarter build up on one or two of her teeth. She has never had a cleaning done before this. The one drawback is they are pricy compared to other dental chews but if you have to pay a little extra for these ones and not have to pay for a dental cleaning for 6 years I would say its worth it.