My 2 dogs love them … I’m reminded by longing stares at the pantry when it’s time for their daily dental stick.
Both our dogs love their dental sticks...unfortunately our old dog passed away a couple of weeks ago...so our young one has more to himself...he gets so excited when he's getting one...definitely the best on the market
My doggies love them when I bring them out they get very excited and run around in circles in anticipation 🥰
We have a cocker spaniel with the STINKIEST breath. There is no reason for it to be so stinky but it is! The mighty munch is the first thing that has actually helped. We ran out and within a couple of days her breath returned in full force so we will be keeping stocked from now on - initially she took a while to figure them out as they are very hard (good for teeth cleaning). We resolved this by breaking a little corner off so she could taste it and she did the rest of the chewing herself.
We have a cocker spaniel with the STINKIEST breath. There is no reason for it to be so stinky but it is! The mighty munch is the first thing that has actually helped. We ran out and within a couple of days her breath returned in full force so we will be keeping stocked from now on - initially she took a while to figure them out as they are very hard (good for teeth cleaning). We resolved this by breaking a little corner off so she could taste it and she did the rest of the chewing herself.
First of all my very picky dog loves them! We have only been using them for a week. But as long as he’s eating them, I am hoping for great things
My four dogs lined up for their new chew. It kept them occupied for ages and I could hear their teeth cleaning!!
My dog Henry the 4 year old cavoodle loves them, chews them up like its a treat or he may hide them for later 😁
My 12 year old border collie demands his
' toothie' after eating his ' bickies' . In fact, I have to tell him to eat all his kibble ( which he isn't fussed with, but has to have according to the vet for weight and arthritis) or he won't get his toothie'.
Our 5 year old BorderTerrier has had funky dog breath since his adoption 3 years ago. His teeth looked ok to me. Fed him raw rib bones to keep his teeth clean. I thought I was doing the right thing after the vet’s advice. Wrong. Unfortunately we had a very expensive vet bill after him having 9 teeth removed at such a young age. I was horrified as I thought we were doing the right thing. After much research I decided to give Mighty Munch a go. I bought one bottle Mighty Munch Pet Dental Care to see if he like it (& dental Sticks) and his breath is lovely and fresh only after a month🤞 this is the new plan to keep his teeth lovely & clean. Ordering another bottle now.
I'm happy with them, but another family member is being very insistent about my trying another brand. Once that "test" is completed I'll reorder the chews that seem to be doing well/my dog has to like them/no negative side affects
I wasn't sure if these were worth the hype and I can say yes they are. Not only does it take the dogs longer to get through them (the poodle is bad for fast eating) it has made their breath so much better! The other benifits I have noticed is the terrier isn't having such terrier tummy troubles if you know you know.
I will be ordering more of these
Our Staffy’s breath was quite smelly, we think from build up of plaque. Her breath improved immediately we gave her the dental sticks. We will be buying more.
I have 3 dogs 1 x Labrador (4 yrs), 2 x Shetland Sheepdogs (11 yrs). They have been on Mighty Munches for approximately 6 months now. Their teeth look wonderful, especially the Shelties who are prone to teeth problems. Now they are 11 other forms of keeping on top of keeping their teeth healthy without Dental Surgery for them is now out of the question I thought I would give the dental sticks from Mighty Munch a go and their teeth look great. The Labrador too.
My Leo is 9 years old. Ever since he started on his probiotic, he has shed years off.
Great product, my dogs finish eating and walk to the treat cupboard. They nudge the cupboard door to indicates it’s time to clean their teeth.
