We have two Daschunds. We give them the bones by breaking them in fourths. They are soft and gooey when new. So we leave the bav open for them to dry out. The veterinarian said we will need to brethem in to get their teeth Cleaned. In tn meantime we bought these dental sticks. It had been about a month sense we seen the vet and we took our girls in and the doctor said, who cleand your dogs teeth. I said, Members Mark dental sticks. She said, they couldn't get cleaner. Letting the treats dry first made the difference. Break them in half or fourths first. Once they dry they are very hard. We saved. Hundreds of dollars using these treats.

I have given one of these bones to my dog since I adopted her. I had her teeth cleaned recently and the vet was happily surprised by the healthy condition of her teeth. Now, I hope you don't stop selling them. Generally, when I find something I like you stop carrying it.

We just bought these yesterday for our dog, but unfortunately he won't be getting anymore and they will be returned here soon to our local Sam's. These gave our dog massive diarrhea throughout the evening until mid morning and he only ate 2. Then he was throwing up all night. I monitor our dog with everything he eats and I no these chews were the culprit. Nope, no more, I don't need no vet bills and our boy getting sick. These may be okay for most dogs, but not ours, just be advised and monitor your dog when eating these.

2 dogs, yogi 7 and sophie 8 both with chronic bad breath even after dental cleanings at the vet. We tried greenies(way to expensive to not work) as well as all the other name brand dental sticks and treats. Never had an issue with with taste as my dogs eat anything but nothing worked. These things however where incredible. We noticed a difference after one treat. After a week their bad breath was gone completely and their teeth look alot better. These have been a life saver and I can't recommend them enough.

First these made my dog vomit multiple times. These were so sharp they cut my dogs intestinal lining and made him have bloody stools. Several hundred dollars at the vet later and throwing these awful “treats” out, my pup is finally back to normal. He’s 6 years old and I’ve never ever had a problem giving him any kind of treat ever before.

I bought these Member's Mark Dental Chew Treats for Dogs for Fred my son's dog and Franz my dog that weighs 10 pounds. Franz thinks he's part beaver and loves to chew, Fred is 13 years old and has all his teeth. Franz demands one each morning plus one at night when he thinks it's time to go to bed. Fred's teeth and gums are in great condition which I believe is due to being given dental treats. We were buying Dentastix treats still Sam's Club stopped selling them. Greenies are too hard for Fred to eat them plus they're expensive.

1 MILLION STARS. My dog's breath smelled much like something that had been left to fester at the bottom of a dumpster in the southern heat of summer. We had tried everything: so many toothbrushes and toothpastes, Iams, Purina, BarkBox dental treats, all of them offered a similar outcome to spraying cologne over a carcass. Until, we purchased Member's Mark Dental Chews. I give our 35 Ib puppy one of these a day and the bad breathe is completely gone. I feel like a Billy Mays "SHAMWOW" commercial, but these are so effective, it's miracle-like.

My 60 lb pit mix is typically frustratingly indifferent about most treats and foods. However, if he hears the dental chew bag open he comes running! These are his all-time favorite thing and I’ve noticed that his breath is a little less deadly after one as well. Please don’t ever stop making these, Sam’s!

Our dog absolutely loves them over any other treat. When I first got them, I didn’t think she was gonna like them since they are almost odorless but she gets so excited when we give her one. During her recent annual vet visit, they told us that her teeth are very clean!

I have three dogs (Matlipoo and two Italian Greyhounds) and they LOVE this treat especially my Bella! She goes crazy for them. She just ate one and she wants her brothers now. Our other dog, Picolena, hides hers and stands watch for hours knowing that Bella will grab it. There are times at night when we are sitting watching TV and she goes wild, running and jumping at the counter where we keep them. It’s hysterical!! I Deontae know what you put in these hints, but it’s causing problems over here! LOL!