rabbit.reviews75Consensus score
How strongly 0 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- Clinically proven to reduce tartar and plaque buildup
- Available in dog and cat formulas (including catnip flavor for cats)
- Dogs and cats genuinely enjoy eating them
Skip it if
- Higher calorie count than small training treats
- Some dogs eat them too fast, reducing dental benefit
- Not suitable as a high-frequency training reward due to size and calories
What owners love
- Clinically proven to reduce tartar and plaque buildup
- Available in dog and cat formulas (including catnip flavor for cats)
- Dogs and cats genuinely enjoy eating them
- Multiple size options for different breeds
The recurring gripe
- Higher calorie count than small training treats
- Some dogs eat them too fast, reducing dental benefit
- Not suitable as a high-frequency training reward due to size and calories
The bottom line
Greenies are one of the few treats that actually do something useful beyond just tasting good. If your pet's dental health matters to you, and it should, keep a bag of these on hand.