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Our cats absolutely love Greenies cat treats! These treats are incredibly healthy, and the cats just love them. Not as much as the wet treats mind you, but these they love! Would highly recommend to anyone with cats! The only downside is they are a bit hard.
My dog became violently ill after eating a greenies toothbrush dental treat! She was shaking and throwing up green foam and it required an emergency vet trips! I'll stick to all natural treats from now on! After researching I found the consumer affairs reviews and reports for these treats and they're appalling unfortunately
Greenies - They are well manufactured. I'll give them that.
Buy Minties, a competitor if you wanna save money tho.
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