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I agree ith fast eddie that it probably has little to do with the size of the Greenie and more to do with the dog's eating habbits and the way Greenies are digested. But I don't know. This is hardly scientfic evidence - at most it is antecdotal . I simply put the post up so that others would be put on notice. It could or could not have an effect on your dogs. But my question is, why take the chance? Dogs have existed for centurys without greenies, brushing and scaling their teeth does a much better job of keeping their teeth clean, enzymes like Prozyme and Missing link do a much better job of helping with digestion, and there is a myriad of dog treats on the market that there is absolutly no evidence of harm, that I wont be buying these for my dogs anymore - any size, shape or form. Why bother?
I have been using another product to keep their teeth clean. Who knows if they will find something wrong with this product too? So far, no problems and I have noticed my dogs teeth getting whiter!
It's called Leba III. Anyone else out there use it?
It's marketed by Lebalab inc out of Ontario |