I bought this for my Shih tzu it was love at first sight. He ate it in no time flat. I had to go back buy him some more. Too early to say if it helped with his teeth but it must taste great since it took no time at all for it to disappear.

I purchased Pedigree Denta Flex for large dogs and it was huge! My Siberian husky loved it but I'm not sure how effective it was at cleaning his teeth, I find most teeth cleaning chew toys for dogs are a bit stronger so that they can actually chew and clean there teeth but my dog ate this treat in two seconds and like I said it was huge! These are also quite expensive when there not on sale so i don't think I'll be purchasing again.

My dog liked the new Dentaflex Chew. She was very interested and gnawed on the chew. I feel like it helped clean her teeth, which I like because she still doesn't like her muzzle being touched, and I'm training her to tolerate tooth brushing.

My dog absolutely LOVES Dentaflex! I will say, they certainly have cleaned his teeth 110%. Only thing that makes it hard to regularily have them at home is the fact that they cost $15 for a box of 5 - which is ridiculous in my opinion. Pedigree needs to either lower the prices, or have more per box. I was lucky enough to try one with a sample, and had a full box given to me for free from Pedigree. I will buy them in the future, but not as much as I'd like to, solely due to the price.

These are a huge improvement for us from the original Denta Stix version. Those other ones which were hard sticks in the shape of long X's started to give my dog upset stomach now that she's a senior... I got rid of them all b/c she started throwing up even small amounts (odd b/c they were fine when she was younger, and haven't had this reaction to anything else). So whether it's the ingredients or the air bubbles in it, this Dentaflex version is yummy and easily digestible. I have a Jack Russel and she can take this big bone of a treat and gnaw off tiny corners at a time and eat them. I do feel it's too big a treat for her to have in one day, so either I take it away after a while or I cut it up a bit. I have done some where I've sliced them into one inch thick slices to give her for smaller treats, and she still has to gnaw at these to break them down into eatable sizes. Either way it gets her back molars working and getting cleaned up, which is really good for the senior dogs. She chews these as soon as she's given them, no waiting around.

I never seen a dog so anxious to get a treat, she can smell these right through the bag, I haven't even had a chance to open it, wow opened it with trying to get her nose out of my way lol, I had to cut these up in smaller pieces and they where to big for my 10LB dog I got the medium next time I will get the small size, but boy she chowed these down in a hurry, which I was hoping she take her time a little to get those teeth clean as that's what the intentions of these treats are for. maybe there to good? she comes back running around for more lol I am glad she enjoys them though, it;s hard finding treats she loves.

I brought the product for my dogs who are 11lbs and 20lbs. It states that it is for small dogs, 11-22lbs. My smaller dog couldn't even fit it in his mouth. I had to cut it in half, and then in half again. They loved them, but the sizing is off.

Holy &#@* I think I finally found a dental chew for my dog!
I have an 85 pound husky/lab mix who is terrible when it comes to treats. They are either too small or soft and he inhales them in less than a minute or they are too hard and he "buries" them for later (under my pillow after pushing the blanket so much he makes his nose bleed).

Pedigree Dentaflex are the perfect happy medium. They have a spongy sort of texture that make it so he can't immediately chomp it to bits. It's also big enough that he has to work to get bits off so it takes him at least 10 mins to eat.

It didn't leave any stickiness that rawhide sometimes does, though if you dog drools a lot it might. I did notice a bit of red on the treat as he was eating it so I assume his gums were bleeding a bit but he didn't seem to mind and didn't seem uncomfortable.

There is no overly strong odor which is nice as well. The package says to give them 2 chews a week which I think is reasonable.

My Yorkie, BARTON- Just tried this product. Once i gave it to him, he 'dug' right in... when you first pull it out of the package, it feels SPONGY..LOL but i can see how it would clean barton's teeth, the softness of it gets right into all the spaces in between. I would give this dog 'treat' a Thumbs-Up on Barton's behalf! He's Still CHEWING on it!

I got a sample of this for my dog. He usually pretty picky on his treats. If he doesn't like it he will let you know. He gave it a sniff and devoured it. I'm very pleased. I would say the pricing is okay, a little bit high, but with my coupon made it reasonable.