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Are greenies bad for dogs 2021?
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Nov 16, 2022
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BetsyGoehring
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Nov 17, 2022
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ShannonHart
These oddly shaped dental treats have come under many negative reviews from pet owners who cited Greenies as a dangerous treat that can cause death to your pets and at any cost shouldnt be fed to pets. Greenies are dental care in form of treats for your pet dog or cat, to help prevent plaque and tartar buildup on their teeth.
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Nov 17, 2022
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AkikoDuncan
Greenies are really only a choking hazzard if the treat is too small for the dog. As long as you're giving the right size then it's a non issue. They'll still be good for chewing, doubt any neutrients remain. Check how they smell first though. If they don't smell right, don't give them to him.
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Nov 18, 2022
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TimothyVega
Date created: Thu, Feb 25, 2021 4:40 PM. Best answers. They do not contain gluten or grain, and this makes them safe for your pet. Greenie Dog Dental Chews are our number one recommended product for cleaning your Pugs teeth.
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Nov 18, 2022
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JenniferYoung
According to a clinical trial, Greenies reduced tarter in pets by 60%. As the reviews will show, most pets love the flavors and many pet owners found the same thing I did: Grenies helped reduced their pet's bad breath. These dental chews will not replace regular dental care for your dog. Are greenies safe for dogs 2021?
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Nov 18, 2022
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CrystalSweeney
If your dog has ever had an upset stomach after consuming Greenies, then glycerin is likely to blame. Glycerin is a form of sugar alcohol that dogs (and humans) cannot fully absorb. It offers the same nutritional benefits as sugar, with even more calories. Glycerin attracts water like a sponge.
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Nov 18, 2022
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PeggyPeterson
Date created: Wed, Mar 17, 2021 12:56 PM. Best answers. Roetheli said the focus should be on the dental benefits and Greenies are saving dogs' lives by lowering the risk of periodontal disease. He says feeding Greenies is far safer than putting a dog under anesthesia to clean teeth. "dogs really love the product!"
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Nov 19, 2022
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TonyHawkins
Original review: May 6, 2021. On Jan. 13, 2021 Greenies treats were delivered to me from Chewy.com.
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Nov 21, 2022
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LeonaLewis
Dr. Richardson advises that
pet
owners keep their dog supervised while they're enjoying any dental chew, as they can present a choking hazard. Focus on finding soft options (like
GREENIES
), which won't damage the enamel of your
dog's
teeth over timetraditional rawhide and bully sticks are notorious for this.
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Nov 21, 2022
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WarrenBrown
At one time there were reports that Greenies are bad for dogs and causing them to have many medical issues. It was suggested that the Greenies were not digesting in the pets intestines and were causing obstructions. It was causing pet owners a lot of money for a vet to perform surgery to remove the blockages.
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Nov 21, 2022
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DeloresWarren
Reason 2: They do not digest. Reason 3: They cause intenstinal blocking. Reason 4: After 12 hours of giving your dog one they can still choke up large pieces still intact, because they do not digest. Reason 5: Greenies has paid for surgeries for some dogs, but still say their treats are safe. Reason 6: The ingredients.
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Nov 23, 2022
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SeanMiller
When you check the ingredients, you will find gluten inside this product. It is not a good choice if your dog is gluten intolerant. It can also be dangerous when the dog eats too quickly because the sharp pieces can be swallowed and hurt its throat or even its internal organ. This can be the reason why people ask, Is greenies bad for dogs?.
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Nov 25, 2022
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LauraOwens
Dr. Richardson advises that
pet
owners keep their dog supervised while they're enjoying any dental chew, as they can present a choking hazard. Focus on finding soft options (like
GREENIES
), which won't damage the enamel of your
dog's
teeth over timetraditional rawhide and bully sticks are notorious for this.
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Nov 26, 2022
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JanetBolt
Greenies
treats for
dogs
are VOHC recommended and their reputation spans the years. Though labeled a treat, the unique texture of the product helps fight off plaque and tartar, making it a chew-worthy option. The manufacturers of
Greenies
say they are highly soluble so they break down easily in the digestive process.
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