You should research Greenies. If I remember correctly, the kind for dogs makes some dogs really sick, they don’t digest right, and I think there are a lot of choking and blockage issues.
Yeah, I’ve heard some bad stuff about them. The good news is, I only give the cats about two Greenies apiece per week. I’m much more worried about their habit of chewing on electrical cords. :)
Trish wants no part of the Greenies. Just as well because they don’t do anything for the “cat food breath” issue.
I have noticed in the past two weeks or so that the cat breath intensity has increased tenfold.
This distresses me greatly. Greenies seem to make no difference. Are we destined to be those people who brush their freaking cats’ teeth? Egads.
Burt’s bees has a breath freshener that is suitable for humans and dogs. I don’t see why you couldn’t use it on cats.
You should research Greenies. If I remember correctly, the kind for dogs makes some dogs really sick, they don’t digest right, and I think there are a lot of choking and blockage issues.
Yeah, I’ve heard some bad stuff about them. The good news is, I only give the cats about two Greenies apiece per week. I’m much more worried about their habit of chewing on electrical cords. :)
Trish wants no part of the Greenies.
Just as well because they don’t do anything for the “cat food breath” issue.
I have noticed in the past two weeks or so that the cat breath intensity has increased tenfold.
This distresses me greatly. Greenies seem to make no difference. Are we destined to be those people who brush their freaking cats’ teeth? Egads.
Burt’s bees has a breath freshener that is suitable for humans and dogs. I don’t see why you couldn’t use it on cats.