Features:

  • One (1) 18-Count Pouch - Purina DentaLife Daily Oral Care Large Dog Treats
  • Scientifically proven to have a 57% average reduction in tartar buildup, which helps freshen breath
  • Eight distinct ridges and a porous texture help clean hard-to-reach teeth down to the gumline
  • Innovative design with a chewy, porous texture
  • No artificial flavors or colors
My dogs love them

I have two dogs, one just turned 2 so he has just had his first dental cleaning and one is 4 so he has had several cleanings in the past. Both my dogs love the taste of these and love to chew on them. I love anything that will help in between cleanings to keep their teeth clean as periodontal disease in both pets and humans indicates heart disease and other health issues that seriously impact the health and length of life of your pets.

My picky dog Flips over these Chews!

I'm not sure what it is about these chew sticks but my dog Loves Loves LOVES THEM! It might be the chewing or the taste, but he flips for them, then u cant distract him again til they are gone. And he doesnt seem to care about most treats, hes just happy to get food, but these he Begs for, and they are a Dental chew. Who knew? My dog is a 50 pound English Shepherd - so half Border Collie and half German Shepherd with big scary teeth. So this is his new staple.

love these treats

think i have reviewed Dentalife before but will say again, love these treats. really, really cleans the teeth. vet said that i should clean the dog's teeth and on the next visit asked where i got his teeth cleaned. i hadn't, just started using these bones. and those other bones for teeth cleaning, greenish blue (?), when they come out the other end they stick to his hair. never an issue with DentaLife. and he really likes getting them. i have medium size dog and though i'd save a dollar by buying the larger bones and breaking them in half but that was not a good idea. too much work and rough on the hands. hope my info helps. maggie

Best for Pooches

My 5 year old Dachshund gets a couple of pieces of these dental chews daily. I buy the ones for large dogs and they are about 6 inches long and an inch around. Lay one on your counter top and hit it in thirds with a big knife, then break it in thirds. I'm lucky enough to have a dog that likes baby carrots too. Her doctor says that if you can get a dog to eat baby carrots it'll deep their breath and teeth cleaner and it's true. I started her out on them as soon as she was weaned and she expects one each day. These chews don't have a scent and are not at all gummy. They are not meant to be dog candy bars and they actually keep their teeth clean down to the gums because of the way the thing is engineered. When you see your pup chewing real hard with its side teeth, that's where the work needs to take place. Lift your dogs lips and inspect their teeth near the gum line regularly. This product arrived a day early and cannot always be found at the stores. You can take his word for it or not but my vet also said Milkbone like products were less than useless and were just empty calories for your pets.

Good product ☺

These really work to keep my doggie's teeth clean, strong, and sharppp. I cut them in half also, because peanut is 16 pounds, and the bag lasts longer then, I do this according to the recommended proportions. I highly recommend these, and I buy them quite often, hope this helps.

Great treat and keeps teeth in good condition

My dogs love these things!! I have 2 guide dogs (one current and one retired) and they both go nuts for these! They know where I keep them and if they see me walking that direction they are hot on my trail and know they have to sit before I give them one. Guide dogs have a very restricted diet--food and treats and the guide dog school/trainer approve of these. I only give them one every other day or so. They are kind of like the really good treat if we have had a super day or they guided me perfectly. Love them and I will be back for more!

Finally, a dental treat that works!

My dog absolutely LOVES these treats! And they have made a noticeable difference in her teeth. She freaks out if I try to come near her with a toothbrush, and even finger brushes are difficult to get her to sit through. So her teeth had a brownish ring towards the bottom - very concerning. So after one bag of these, I noticed there was not nearly as much brown as there used to be. I have given her these for about 4 months now, and there is no brown at the bottom of her teeth! She is 7 years old, and her teeth are actually starting to get a little brighter with these treats. Also, she can't wait to get these! As soon as I get the bag out, she dances around, then takes it out of my hand and RUNS to go eat it! Highly recommend these.

Love these treats

My Boys love these. When I first got these treats, I made them dinner [3/4 dry and 1/4 wet food] and checked their teeth when they were done. There was definitely food stuck in there. I gave them the treat and checked their teeth again and it looked like I had just brushed them. These work very well and are soft enough my 10 year old can eat them and hard enough to keep my 2 year old busy for at least a whole two minutes. My boys like these the most out of all the "teeth treats" we've tried. and I will continue to buy them!

I do not get it, but our dog LOVES these things

There are a few treats that make our almost 2-year old lab drool as soon as he spots them. He does not drool with these. But, for some reason, he does go a little bonkers, running around in circles until he arrives at his crate for his “night-night snack”. Maybe he adores them partially because it is a routine he can count on daily. They definitely don’t smell delicious like some dog snacks do (as in meat-flavored smell, peanut butter, etc.). They actually remind me of coral. We have been told by two vets that his teeth are in great shape and we are not brushing his teeth (he lets me in his mouth, allows me to deep clean his ears, etc., but I have failed at brushing his teeth). They only last him a few minutes, but about twice as long as the other dental treats we have tried. He hasn’t gotten as excited about the other brands either.

A Superior Product!

I started giving these to my new puppy when she was three months old, and every day since although at that time I used a smaller size switching to larger when she became an adult. She just loves them, and looks for her "daily treat". Dogs typically need their first professional cleaning (expensive) at the age of two to three years, and at that interval thereafter for life. She is now almost six years old, and the vet has said she is only now ready for her first cleaning, even though tartar is still quite minimal. The vet even admitted he has never before seen anything that works like this. Kudos Purina!

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