Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Crunchy Bites Dental Cat Treats, 1.8-oz bag

As someone who prefers to feed grain-free food, I don't love that these are mostly corn, but VOHC doesn't have any grain-free cat treats approved at this time. I try to prioritize my pet's oral health and include these in my cat's dental treat rotation. My main issue with these is both of my cats (both very food & treat driven) quickly lose interest when eating these which prevents them from eating the full recommended serving for the dental benefit. They will literally just walk away after a few. Part of me thinks the size and the effort to chew outweighs their love for the taste because they've also done it with both Dentalife and Whimzee dental treats which have a similar size, shape, & texture. They will never walk away from a Greenies dental treat, I just personally don't like how greasy they make my fingers feel. The price of these is more than 3x as much as the Dentalife dental treats so if you're looking for a VOHC approved Purina treat I'd recommend those over these. The ingredients are very similar and the basic guaranteed analysis is identical. The main difference is these claim to help plaque & tartar, while Dentalife only claims to help tartar, but that isn't as important when it's just one step in your pets oral health routine.

Got three different dental treats from a vet recommended list and while he loved all of them as treats, this is the only one where most of the pieces are big enough to force him to actually chew it. He's 13lbs with a big mouth, so if you've got a cat that size that just swallows everything, this may help more than smaller treats.

I used to feed my cat Purina Pro Plan Veterinary diet, we had to make a switch as he got diagnosed with a very sensitive stomach however I really still love the Purina Veterinary Diet choices so that was the first thing that made me trust this enough to give to my baby. Greenies (an alternative dental treat) make him throw up! I gave him two and he did great with them - he even CHEWED the treat instead of just inhaling it as he tends to do sometime. So was very happy as its not going to work unless he chews. His teeth are starting to look kind of iffy and he is going on 8 so we want to address any teeth issues now before there is a more expensive problem. SO FAR SO GOOD!!! THANK YOU!

My vet recommended these treats as good for my cat's teeth. The best part is that Koby loves them and I have no trouble getting hm to eat them