Greenies Treats for Dogs Monster Treat-Pak 30 Regular, 30 Ounce Reviews

• dogs love them

  
  By A2DPKQPZUCEIZU on 2008-06-28
  My dogs love these, and everything I've read suggests that they're good for the dogs, especially for the dogs' teeth. One of my dogs sometimes won't eat her regular food, or will eat it slowly, but she will always eat her Greenies right away.
  
  

• Our Dogs LOVE These and We Do Too!

  
  By AFWQ2N23IJAA2 on 2008-08-03
  I have been feeding our dogs Greenie bones since they first came out and we have NEVER had a problem. I have German Shepards, Dobermans and medium sized hound dogs. They all love their GB's and I find that because our Dobie tends to be a "garbage belly" (meaning she'll eat anything!), so sometimes she doesn't smell as nice as she should, really benefits from the "green" in Greenie Bones. I would like to know where "E. Antic" gets his/her information from.....as I can find nothing that says they are "deadly", except for those people that haven't done responsible research (not just hearsay from some list). If your dogs are gulpers or greedy chewers, then I wouldn't feed them ANYTHING, especially RAWHIDE, that could be gulped and swallowed in large pieces or whole. Do we need to bring up "NYLABONES"????? Always be a responsible dog owner and supervise your dogs when giving any kind of treats. Please don't be afraid of Greenie Bones because of E. Antic's post. You can buy Greenie's in singles, so try one before you commit to a whole box. I have friends that have dogs that don't really like them and that's okay. My girls live for their morning GB's and I now give them Greenie "Smart Biscuits" for an afternoon snack. They love the taste and we love them for the 'benefits'!!
  
  I respectfully request that Amazon and Amazon members make up their own minds, and not fall to the 'fear mongers' and ignorance amoung us. Always supervise your dogs when giving treats - after all, they are the animals and we are supposed to be the 'smart' ones.....don't be afraid, do your homework, it always pays!
  
  

• Yummy and Good-for-you, Too!

  
  By A2UCGE4EQZ0P4A on 2008-04-16
  These treats occupy my dogs (quietly!) while they clean their teeth at the same time. The first time I tried them, I bought the large ones to cut in half so I'd get more for my money, but believe me, it was definitely NOT worth the hassle. They are very hard and hard to cut. The "Regular" size is perfect for my 50-65 lb. dogs.
  
  

• deadly

  
  By A3A3RB38KY7WTM on 2008-06-17
  
  1.0 out of 5 stars Dangerous and Deadly, May 25, 2006
  
  I have two beagles who love to chew, and greenies are highly compressed which woule make it a good optionfor my dogs. However because they are so highly compressed they are deadly. There is an overwhelming amount of research that proves they are not digestible, and do not break down. Numerous dogs have died from chocking and internal blockages. Luckily this was brought to my attention before I purchased any.
  
  It really doesn't matter how much your dogs like them, statistically you dog would have an excellent chance of becoming seriously injured or worse.
  
  
  If keeping your dog busy is the goal try a kong or a "busy ball". My dogs play with their kong and similar toys for hours or until they are too tired to play anymore. Additionally some busy balls let you record a message that is played when the ball is moved, even slightly, which also helps with separation anxiety.
  
  If you want to treat your dog to something in the way of food, almost anything you can think of is safer than a greenie.
  
  
  
  Also please note....there are many greenie knockoffs. If the treat is shaped and molded or looks like plastic, has fine details showing the company name or other designs, it is in fact a molded treat. Anything this highly compressed is absolutely deadly.
  
  While even rawhide carries some of the same risks because it is so durable...it is a MUCH safer alternative to greenies.
  
  
  
  
  I am actually surprised amazon even sells this product, and would go as far as suggesting to amazon users to petition them to stop selling it.
  
  

• Great treats

  
  By AJDC6ZW7JDJWD on 2008-06-25
  Any edible bone can cause a dog to choke, but Greenies changed their formula about a year ago to make it more digestible. I love the product.
  
  

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