Do these leave your dog's paws green when they are done eating them?
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Not my dogs' paws. Two of my dogs have white paws and I have never seen green on them. Or around their mouths.
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no. and she gets one every night , they are expensive but worth it when we rescued her they were the only thing she could chew on now they are the only chew that she likes.
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Not at all. No color rubs off on dog or anything. My Yorkie is 9 and has excellent teeth which I attribute to daily brushing and his daily greenie. I highly recommend them.
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Pretty goofy question my friend, but no they don't leave your dogs paws green........
1952278
Our dog holds the greenie to chew it. I don't see green stains on the paws but I've noticed the treat will stain light-colored carpet (dog eats on a white cloth mat, which is washed now and then).
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Our GREENIES® Treats do not contain any artificial dyes. While not a common problem, some of our treats, when mixed with a pet's saliva, can cause the green color to be transferred to light colored carpet or fabric. A typical stain remover should help remove the stain. If this is something you are concerned about, we would recommend feeding treats to your pet in their food bowl and away from materials that you don't want stained.
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I think so. My dog needs a bit of coaxing to start chewing on these. But once she starts she finishes it!
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No they are not odorless but not a real strong order. I have bought bully sticks before for my sherperd / sheltie mix but these she doesn't touch just leaves it for days and before with others she would eat them in 1/2 hr. Just wanted to also let you know that. Donna
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These say they have 'natural flavor' and they smell very mildly like garlic and yeast. My dog will eat them like they're a treat.
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supposedly no, but they are not of a good taste. They have some preservative added to maintain the color and chewy texture
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My dog (and even one cat) ate it for years without any problem. I don't know about now -- I haven't bought them for about a year.
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They DO NOT! My 12 year old and my 9 year old will not eat them. I thought they were exagerating and then I tried them. I nearly puked. These have a horrible taste to them and a chemically aftertaste. I am buying the basic Animal Parade again. Sorry, no GOLD for us!
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Yes I give them to both of my dogs in the spring until early winter. My Boston Terrier eats them right up but my Yorkie I have to hide it in a pill. I recommend them before fleas gets on them.
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I guess you could cut them into thin strips like Toni suggested or cut it into pieces small enough so they won't get stuck in her mandibles? You may be better off with Greenies or a chew that isn't flat. I actually stopped giving them to my Staffie b/c I wasn't crazy about the lack of real veggies & that they're produced in Vietnam.
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I dont know if they lose their flavor, but my dogs kept chewing on it until I took it away when it got too small.
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To me they are a treat but they last longer than greenies but not nearly as long as a rawhide.
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I got them because my dog has allergies that affect his paws. He wears them overnight to keep him from licking and chewing on his pads. I do clean the inside of them daily.
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I don't know what they taste like, but my dog loves them and I don't have a problem giving them to her. She thinks they are a treat.
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sooo sorry i cannot answer your question. have not used product yet. the problem i had with my dog was his chewing on his paws. for some reason he just stopped. it could be because i bought another dog. i think he is too busy with new puppy, that chewing on his paws is no longer a priority!
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No. The ears are dry and I don't see how they could spoil, unless left in a damp place where they can collect mildew. I order in bulk for a cheaper price and it takes months to use them up and the dogs love em til the last one.Veteranchuck
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Yes, if you cook them long enough and air dry them. My dog loved them - but she is a Lab and will eat anything. Maybe chewy is a more accurate description. Ann
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No. My Alaskan Malamutes eat these quickly. The treats come as sheets that are stamped into small squares. This allows a trainer to break these treats down into any size that would suit their needs. I have been using these treats as rewards to train my dogs with no problems at all.