Dental chews for dogs, 210 g

Tough thing. The dog chews on it for a long time and it apparently cleans their teeth in the process.

The sticks really help with dental plaque, the composition is honest with no hidden fillers. Will order more.

The ingredients are just plant fibers, rice flour, and herbs. Nothing unnecessary.

Would buy again. Rice flour and plant fibers have a good effect on the dog's digestion.

I like that the ingredients are honest without any hidden fillers or dyes. Top-notch quality.

My hands stay clean after taking a stick out of the pack. Very convenient to give.

It's convenient that the pack lasts exactly a month. I give one every evening after a walk, the perfect amount.

I buy dog food at this store and decided to try the dental sticks. I am completely satisfied with the product. We have a medium-sized dog, and the sticks are the perfect size. The teeth are cleaned mechanically; I noticed the yellow plaque at the base of the fangs is gone. The packaging is made of a mono-material, I threw it in the recycling bin without any issues, which is a huge plus nowadays. Top-notch quality.

Breath stays fresh a good while after he's had one, and the packaging always looks presentable, doesn't get grubby sitting out. Only real gripe is there's nothing to reseal the bag with once it's open, so I lose a star for that.

It doesn't replace a vet, that's understood, but it's perfectly suited for preventing tartar.

Gums stopped bleeding. The chewy texture apparently massages them well.

I have two dogs, I get a pack for each per month. Fernpaw dental sticks fit perfectly into their after-dinner routine. The dense texture makes them chew thoroughly, I can see the fibers scraping the plaque off the back teeth. Mint and parsley make their breath fresh, which is especially important for the older dog. No artificial dyes or preservatives, straightforward ingredients. Plus, the packaging is recyclable, which is very relevant for us here in Europe. The imported quality from across the ocean didn't even come close to comparing.

Excellent mechanical teeth cleaning for the dog. Mint freshens the mouth very well. I would like to see usage infographics on the website.

European production is a guarantee of quality. The sticks suited our dog.

I've been buying these sticks for the third time for my schnauzer. He's always had problematic tartar, the vet advised giving him something hard to chew every day. The sticks really help, the tartar lightens up and crumbles. The texture is very dry and dense, which mechanically cleans the enamel. Mint and parsley do their job, breath becomes fresh afterwards and mouth odor disappears. But I will deduct one star anyway, because in the last batch a couple of sticks were noticeably shorter than the rest.

Breath freshness after chewing is noticeable immediately. The ingredients are pleasing. But I would make the sticks themselves slightly more fragrant for the dog.

Bad breath has become neutral. Previously, it smelled like fish because of the main food.

No hidden fillers, just plant fibers and herbs. Buying more.

I give one after dinner, as written in the instructions. Mouth odor has become much better thanks to the mint.

Excellent addition to teeth brushing. The packaging design is minimalist. But inside, the sticks sometimes stick to each other.

Good sticks, helped eliminate bad breath. The dense texture doesn't get your hands dirty.

I was looking specifically for a treat for adult dogs, as our collie started having gum problems. We decided to try Fernpaw dental sticks. From the ingredients, I can see it's a complementary feed, so we adjust the diet accordingly. The dog looks forward to her stick every evening, breath has become much fresher thanks to the mint. The dry texture leaves no greasy marks on the floor.

The sticks are not bad, but too small. My labrador just swallows them whole, no teeth cleaning at all.

Excellent treat for adult dogs. My schnauzer is 5 years old and his teeth have become white.

Doesn't stink like with other treats sometimes. Smells like fresh greens.

They don’t make your hands dirty. I take one out of the pack, give it to the dog, and everything stays clean. No grease or stickiness.

The mint and parsley work really well. My poodle’s breath became much fresher after three weeks.

The dry chew stick format is very convenient. My dog’s teeth have become noticeably cleaner.

My poodle eats them happily, and his breath has become much fresher thanks to the mint and parsley.

Rice flour works great for my allergic golden retriever. No problems.

The sticks fit perfectly into our routine; we give them after the evening walk.

Rice flour and plant fibers, honestly listed with no hidden fillers.

The sticks are easy to chew and the dog is happy. The mint freshens breath instantly.

The packaging is nicely designed. It looks expensive and minimalist on the shelf.

The ingredients are excellent and free of chemicals, but there is a bit too much rice flour. My female dog drinks noticeably more water after them.

Fast delivery, everything arrived intact, and the sticks didn’t break during shipping.

A great alternative to brushing if your dog won’t let you put a toothbrush in his mouth.

Mint and parsley are right there in the description, so I expected fresh breath within a couple of days. Two weeks and my poodle's breath is exactly the same.

I’m buying it for the second time already. I give it regularly after dinner as a reward.

They clean teeth well and mechanically remove plaque. It’s a pity that for 30 days there are exactly 28 pieces inside, so we were short by two days.

My shepherd really liked them. She drools when I take out the Fernpaw pack.

It’s honestly stated that this is a treat, not a treatment. Thank you for the truthful product description.

The sticks are dry and hard, so the dog has to chew them for a long time. They remove plaque very well.

I’ve been giving them every day for a month now. The teeth are cleaner and the smell is gone. I recommend them!

Fresh breath thanks to the mint. The dog is happy with the treat, and I’m happy with my pet’s clean teeth.

No empty promises on the pack; the manufacturer honestly lists the percentages.

Freshness holds for roughly half a day and the parsley clearly does something. My one complaint is I always end up hunting for scissors just to get into the bag in the first place.

The sticks don’t make your hands dirty, which is rare. You can give one to the dog and then go wash the dishes.

I was looking for a safe treat for daily care. I chose Fernpaw because of the honest description. I have an old Doberman named Archie, and vets forbid him from having heavy bones. The ingredients in these sticks contain no hidden fillers, only plant fibers and flour. After a month of regular use, the tartar softened. The lasting effect of the mint removes the odor. It is indeed a treat, but it works great for the benefit of the teeth. I’ll be ordering again and again.

I buy them because there are no preservatives or other chemicals here. Everything is natural.

I buy these as an extra treat after walks. The dog is happy, and his teeth are in good shape too.

Stores perfectly on an open shelf. The packaging is sturdy and keeps moisture out, so the sticks don't get damp.

Our Labrador constantly gets plaque on his molars. The vet advised giving him something hard for mechanical cleaning. These sticks were perfect; they are dense and really work like a toothbrush during chewing. We give one a day after the evening walk, and a pack lasts exactly a month. His teeth have become noticeably cleaner.

Minimalist packaging doesn't take up much space. Very convenient to store.

Great product for daily oral hygiene. No need to brush his teeth with a regular toothbrush every day.

Ingredient list is simple, nothing chemical-sounding in there, and the packaging recycles without hassle. Wish there were some way to seal it back up between uses though, that part's a bit annoying.

The ingredient list is transparent. The manufacturer openly lists exact percentages of all components.

The parsley smell is quite rich. The dog eats them happily. I'm glad I don't have to wash my hands after giving him a stick.

No artificial flavorings. The natural herbal scent smells just like a garden.

It's great that a pack lasts exactly one month. I give one to my dog in the morning after breakfast, and there's no need to calculate the dosage. They are dense enough, but not rock-hard; my dachshund happily chews them up. The texture is dry and doesn't stain my hands at all, so I can give them to him right in the kitchen. Another big plus for the honest ingredients — I always read labels, and everything is transparent here. I toss the packaging in the recycling bin, which is another huge plus.

I'm glad the fibers and herbs in the ingredients are safe; my dog isn't allergic to them.

No empty marketing promises, everything is honest. Simple ingredients and real dental benefits.

Premium and minimalist packaging, looks stylish. The ingredients are listed honestly with percentages.

I have a Jack Russell named Max, a very active dog. We used to constantly struggle with bad breath; brushing his teeth with a toothbrush was torture for both of us. These Fernpaw sticks have been a real lifesaver. I really like the ingredients: plant fibers, rice flour, mint, and parsley. No chemicals. I give him one after his evening meal. After three weeks of use, I noticed the plaque on his back teeth has become noticeably lighter, and his breath is fresher. The texture is dry and firm, so the dog actually has to chew them rather than just swallow them whole. They don't leave a sticky residue on my hands like other treats. I will definitely buy these again.

Convenient format, one stick a day after a walk; the dog is already used to it and looks forward to it.

Being made in the EU gives me confidence in good quality control. My dog loved the sticks.

I store it on an open shelf right next to the dog food. It looks very aesthetically pleasing and doesn't stink.

No hidden fillers in the ingredient list. Just rice flour and beneficial herbs.

Doesn't stain your hands at all. You can give one to the dog and immediately go wash dishes in the kitchen.

No dyes or flavorings, clean ingredients. You rarely see that in stores nowadays.

It's great that there are no artificial flavorings; it just smells like herbs and flour.

Fresher breath appeared within a week. There's parsley in the ingredients—clever move.

The parsley in the formula really works. We used to rely on sprays, but now we get by just fine with these sticks.

My older Jack Russell is a picky eater, but he devours these sticks eagerly.

The sticks are firm, so the dog has to chew on them for a long time instead of just swallowing them whole.

I'm renovating my apartment, and these sticks lasted exactly a month. Convenient 30-day pack.

Excellent sticks, and the packaging is genuinely recyclable. My dog chews them happily every evening.

Simple ingredients with no preservatives. Finally found a decent product.

The texture is dry, just as stated. The sticks don't crumble or stain the carpet while the dog is chewing.

A good product for daily dental care. The dry texture doesn't crumble.

This is just a treat, not medicine. The vet said it would work for preventing stomatitis.

Excellent sticks, the dense dry texture really doesn't leave your hands dirty. The dog is happy.

No artificial colors or flavors. I always buy only natural ingredients for my dog.

It's very convenient that the pack lasts exactly a month. No more calculating portions.

A regular supplementary feed, but it works quite well and smells like herbs.

The sticks really are dry, and my hands stay clean. But for some reason, during the first few days my dog just sniffed them and walked away. She eats them now, but without much enthusiasm.

Rice flour is the base of the sticks. Very gentle on my terrier's stomach.

I bought them because of the mint and parsley in the ingredients. Our poodle had problems with bad breath, and after two weeks of using the sticks we noticed a clear improvement. The dog happily chews them after the evening walk, the texture is dense and really crumbles very little. I'll be ordering more.

Our dachshund had a real tartar problem and a mouth smell we couldn't ignore, so we gave Fernpaw a shot mostly because of the natural ingredients and EU manufacturing. Swapped in one stick a night in place of his usual treat, and within three weeks the odor was basically gone and his teeth visibly looked better. Give credit to the plant fibers doing their job there. Also appreciate that the packaging is recyclable as a single material, good for the environment. Docking a star though because once it's open there's no way to shut it again, and getting into it in the first place takes some effort too.

Pala, our dachshund, absolutely will not tolerate a toothbrush anywhere near her mouth, so this became our workaround instead. She gets one every evening once we're back from our walk. The dry, slightly rough texture seems to do real mechanical scraping, plaque-wise, and her breath is noticeably better for it. What I appreciated most, honestly, was the manufacturer being upfront that this supplements a vet's care rather than replacing it. Felt like a company being straight with customers instead of overselling.

Rice flour doesn't cause allergies in my terrier. The texture is dry and dense, just as it should be.

The dog's fresh breath is a pleasure now; the mint works great.

There are exactly 30 pieces in the pack. One pack is just right for a month of daily use.

The packaging is just right for a month, very convenient. I give one after the evening walk, and now it's a regular ritual.

I liked that there are no artificial preservatives. The ingredients are clean and easy to understand.

The ingredients are listed honestly. I didn't find any hidden fillers, and I read it with a magnifying glass.

The post-walk ritual is now complete. The dog knows she'll get a stick and runs to her spot.

We have a Jack Russell; he's two years old. We've tried different sticks, but these have worked best. The dense texture makes him chew for a long time, and I can literally see the plaque on his teeth being mechanically cleaned. His breath has become much more pleasant, and that specific raw smell is gone. Before this, we took him to the vet for cleaning, and the vet specifically recommended dry sticks for daily maintenance of the result. We're already on our second pack this month, and the usage is economical.

The ingredients are listed with percentages, not just named. A very transparent approach from the manufacturer.

I'm buying a second pack. Rice flour and herbs, and my dog eats them with no problems and no allergies.

The plaque on the back teeth has gotten lighter. We'll keep giving one every day after our walk.

I was looking for a treat for an adult dog to help maintain healthy teeth without unnecessary chemicals. Fernpaw is a perfect fit. The 210g pack is very convenient, lasting exactly one month of daily use. The ingredients are transparent, clearly listing the percentages of plant fibers, rice flour, and herbs. My dog eagerly awaits his portion after our evening walk. No digestive issues, stools are normal. Will definitely order again, the product is completely worth the price.

We have a Yorkie, and brushing their teeth with a real toothbrush is a whole quest. We've been giving Fernpaw for about three weeks. The plaque on the canines has become noticeably lighter, whereas before it was literally brown. The package is easy to open and doesn't spill all over the kitchen. The ingredients are easy to read: rice flour and plant fibers, with no mess of unknown words. The dog is happy and greets me at the bowl. We'll be buying this regularly; the price is justified by the quality.

A one-month pack is convenient, we fit it into our after-dinner routine. The dog chews on it for a long time. But you have to put some effort into opening it.

Minimalist packaging design. I don't mind keeping it out in the open on the kitchen shelf.

You can taste the mint, but it doesn't irritate the stomach. The dog eats it willingly. I wish the sticks were a bit denser, though.

The sticks are pretty good and the ingredients are honest, but they seem too dry and hard for my dog; he chews on them for a very long time.

The pack lasts exactly for a month of daily use. The dosage is very convenient.

The packaging is fully recyclable. This is important for Europe's ecology and for me personally.

Pleasant herbal scent. The dog eats it with pleasure, and her breath doesn't smell awful afterward like with cheap foods.

Teeth have become whiter, the plaque is coming off. The lack of preservatives is great. It's just a pity that the sticks crumble if the dog eats them on the go.

A fair price for premium quality and an eco-friendly approach.

The 30-day sizing fits neatly into our routine. Only downside: don't even bother trying to open this by hand, you'll need scissors.

The packaging design is strict but beautiful. It literally stands on the shelf like premium food.

The packaging looks stylish; it stands next to the food on an open shelf. Truly premium design.

The sticks smell like herbs, not chemicals. The dog eats them eagerly without being fussy.

The chew stick is dry and dense; my schnauzer chews on it for a long time and cleans his teeth.

The dog chews on it for a long time and with interest. The dense texture makes her work her jaws.

No dyes, the color is natural. The dog eats it eagerly with no side effects.

Switched to these for my beagle after getting fed up with other treats leaving greasy marks all over the furniture, these are bone dry by comparison, no residue anywhere. The short ingredient list sealed the deal for me too, just fibers, rice flour, mint, parsley, nothing I couldn't pronounce. Post-dinner chewing is now a fixture of our evenings, and the yellow tint that had been building on his canines has cleared up. One bag ran exactly a month at daily use, so reordering was an easy call.

An excellent treat for an adult dog. We give it as a bonus after dinner so the dog understands the day is over.

A good dental care treat. The texture is indeed dense and dry. Sometimes the sticks break inside the package during transit.

The packaging is made of mono-material, and it was accepted at our local recycling center without any issues. Eco-friendly.

My pug has visible tartar and after a month of these it is still there. A dental stick should remove tartar, otherwise what is the point of calling it dental.

Teeth are cleaner, the plaque is coming off slowly but surely. I think the result will be perfect in a month. There's not enough info on the pack about the calorie content, though.

My dog’s breath is always fresh now. The mint and parsley do the job perfectly.

Tartar builds up fast on my Jack Russell, enough that our vet flat-out told us to start giving him something firm to chew daily. Picked Fernpaw mainly for the clean formula. It's turned into his wind-down cue now, one stick after the evening walk and he settles right in, five minutes or so of contented gnawing. Three weeks in, the back teeth were visibly lighter. And since there's no residue left on them, I don't think twice about tossing one straight onto the living room rug.

The sticks are dry and don’t make your hands dirty at all. You can safely give them right on the living room carpet.

Keeps well on the shelf. I opened the box and the sticks didn’t get damp over three weeks.

Trying it for the first time. The formula is honest, with no hidden fillers, which is rare these days.

The after-walk ritual works great; the dog knows what’s waiting for her. I’m only taking off one star because the stick is a bit small for a Labrador.

The 210-gram weight is ideal for my pug. The amount is exactly right, every gram accounted for.

Excellent sticks! Clean ingredients, no chemicals. My miniature schnauzer really liked them.

No artificial flavorings or preservatives, excellent ingredients. I recommend it.

The sticks help remove plaque, and my dog loves chewing them. But it isn’t clear from the packaging exactly how many pieces are inside before opening it.

Bought it as a supplementary food; the dog eats it fine and his stool hasn’t been affected.

Just an ordinary plant-based food. Rice flour makes up almost the entire formula, so the effect is weak.

I spent a long time looking for a safe treat for my Yorkie. Small breeds often have dental problems and need careful care. These sticks have a firm, dry texture that really cleans off plaque. Her breath has become fresher thanks to the mint and parsley. The formula is safe, with no dyes or chemicals, only natural ingredients. One package lasts for a month, which is very convenient. I also really like that the packaging is made from a mono-material and is recyclable. I recommend it to all dog owners.

This is exactly a supplementary food, not medicine. We use it as a treat every day.

The rice flour base is perfect for my dog’s sensitive stomach.

This is a treat, not medicine, so my dog eats it happily.

My Border Collie's getting up there in years, so anesthesia for a proper ultrasonic cleaning is off the table per our vet, who suggested something gentler for gum support and light plaque instead. We settled into one stick every night after her last walk. Three weeks later the yellowing on her canines had faded noticeably and the bad breath was essentially gone, mint clearly earning its keep there. My one gripe is the density, they're harder than I expected, and she'd sometimes just give up partway through gnawing one.

The mint and parsley do their job. My dog’s mouth used to smell, but now it doesn’t.

The dense texture makes the dog chew for a long time. It cleans the enamel well.

The packaging looks nice and opens easily. It stores next to the dry food with no problems.

It doesn’t replace vet visits, of course, but it works great for daily dental support.

An honest product without big claims. Everything is just as promised on the manufacturer’s website.

A supplementary food, not a substitute for the vet. It’s written honestly and without promises of miracles. I respect that.

The packaging is beautiful; it sits on the shelf and doesn’t spoil the look of the kitchen.

Excellent product. Ingredients with no hidden fillers or preservatives are rare.

The sticks do a great job of mechanically cleaning teeth. The plaque on the canines was gone in two weeks.

After a month of regular chewing, the dense texture actually scrapes the plaque off the canines.

Our four-year-old Beagle had some light plaque showing up, enough that the vet recommended adding a mechanical-cleaning element to her diet. These fit the bill. Evenings after dinner is when she gets hers, and she tears into it with real enthusiasm. A month later the difference is clearest in those back corners that are hardest to reach otherwise, noticeably whiter. Bag lasted exactly that long too. Genuinely happy with how simple the ingredient list is, and her breath is pleasant now instead of just tolerable.

Great design, it looks awesome sitting on the shelf next to the dog food. Premium minimalist packaging.

The texture is great, and the pack lasted exactly for my month of use.

The sticks don't replace a vet, but they are perfect for daily hygiene.

The minimalist pack doesn't attract the dog's attention; it just sits there on the kitchen shelf.

The dry texture really doesn't get your hands dirty. I give it to the dog after dinner, and the mat stays clean.

The mint scent is noticeable but not overpowering. The mouth smells much better after a stick.

The minimalist packaging is stylish and looks expensive. The ingredients are excellent. They crumble a bit during active chewing.

The mint scent is light and unobtrusive. My poodle's mouth is cleaner, and the plaque is going away.

There are no preservatives in the ingredients, but the shelf life is solid. This means the drying technology is done right.

The fresh breath part really works. I used to be afraid to get near my dog when he yawned.

Was hunting for something specifically aimed at dental support for an adult dog when I found this. Poodles apparently build up plaque fast, so it seemed worth trying. Ingredient-wise it's just rice flour and plant fibers, nothing artificial, and the dryness means I'm not wiping my hands off after handing one over. He gets his after the evening walk and clearly considers it a reward rather than a chore. Thirty days, one bag, gone right on schedule. Breath's better, plaque's noticeably reduced. Wouldn't call it a substitute for professional cleaning, but as ongoing support it earns its keep.

Baks, my Standard Schnauzer, has had chronic bad-breath issues for a while now. Started him on one of these daily after dinner, and within two weeks that meaty odor had faded to almost nothing. Credit probably goes to the mint and parsley in there. He genuinely enjoys them, and the dry, dense texture means neither the floor nor my hands end up a mess. They're tough enough that he actually has to work at breaking each one down rather than just gulping it. Bag lasted the full month at his rate of use, so I'm restocking.

I bought these because there are no artificial dyes. The ingredient list is genuinely clean, no chemicals.

Fred, my Basset Hound, has that breed-typical mouth odor that's hard to shake, so these were worth a shot given the mint and parsley in the formula. It actually delivers, we noticed a real difference inside of a week of giving him one nightly after dinner. Appreciate that there's nothing artificial in there either. The 30-day timing on the bag makes restocking predictable, and dryness means no grease left behind on my hands or the furniture.

I break one stick into two portions for my Pomeranian. This will last a long time now.

Plant-based ingredients without any chemicals. The dog happily chews on it after the evening walk before bed.

A good product for daily care. The gums have stopped getting inflamed. The sticks are quite brittle; one broke in half.

Spent ages trying to find a stress-free way to keep my dog's teeth in shape before landing on these. The 30-day bag basically forced a routine on me, which turned out to be a good thing, one stick daily after our park walk now. My Golden Retriever is thrilled every time. That dense, dry texture genuinely seems to scrape plaque off her back teeth. Bonus points for the eco-friendly packaging too, recycling it locally in the EU is painless. No complaints here.

I searched for a long time for a safe treat for my sensitive Boxer. I often cook his food myself, but I needed a ready-made option for teeth cleaning. Fernpaw sticks pleased me with a short and clear ingredient list: plant fibers, rice flour, and herbs. No hidden components. The dog happily chews them, and I have peace of mind regarding his digestion. I will definitely buy more!

Between my two Dachshunds, these have become a favorite chew. What stands out to me is the smell, actual herbs and rice rather than the medicinal chemical scent some of the pricier chew bones we've tried had. Texture's tough enough that they both have to genuinely work at it, which I figure is doing the job on their teeth, plaque's clearly less afterward. Already planning a second bag.

They clean teeth well, and there is fresh breath after a stick. Too bad there is no 60-day pack option, that would be a better deal.

They do an excellent job cleaning teeth mechanically. The density of the stick forces the dog to actually crunch them down.

The format is convenient. I give one stick after dinner as daily mouth care.

The mono-material packaging is just great. It sorts easily in our recycling bins.

The sticks are dry and don’t crumble when you pick them up. Very practical.

The smell from his mouth has become almost neutral. Parsley and mint do their job.

His teeth have become whiter. The dog happily chews this stick every evening instead of bones.

Took me a while to find dental treats that weren’t loaded with dyes and preservatives like so many other brands seem to be. Fernpaw’s short, honest ingredient list won me over: rice flour, fibers, greens. My terrier gets his after dinner and works through it happily, and I like that the dry texture means clean hands and no carpet stains afterward. A bag stretches almost exactly to a month, so I can plan around it. His breath is noticeably fresher these days too. Found the balance I wanted between simple ingredients and everyday convenience, so I’ll keep buying.

The sticks don’t stain your hands; the texture really is dry and firm, just as described.

It doesn’t replace a vet, but as support for teeth between veterinary cleanings, it’s excellent.

The minimalist packaging stands out nicely on the shelf. The ingredients are listed honestly, without any fluff.

We stopped buying imported treats from overseas, so thank you for these European sticks.

After 30 days of use, I noticed an improvement. The sticks really clean the surface of the teeth.

No flavorings, the smell is very mild and natural. The pack lasted exactly a month.

Everything is listed honestly, with percentages. Rice flour and plant fibers.

We give it to our adult dog every day. Her teeth look healthier, and the plaque is gone.

The premium minimalist packaging looks beautiful on the shelf. The quality is excellent.

Parsley and mint do their job; the smell from his mouth is much more pleasant now.

Yellow tartar shows up fast on my Jack Russell’s canines, so I picked these up hoping to slow that down. Gave one daily after his walk per the instructions, and surprisingly he took to them despite usually being fussy about food. A month in, his teeth looked visibly lighter and the softened plaque brushed off easily. They don’t leave residue on my fingers either, and the smell’s pleasantly grassy. Docking a star only because he doesn’t always finish one, leaves crumbs on the carpet I have to clean up after.

It mechanically cleans the teeth really well. The dental plaque was almost completely gone in three weeks.

Rice flour and plant fibers suit my sensitive Yorkie very well, with no allergies.

The 210-gram pack lasts a month. I give it after a walk, and the dog likes it.

My dog liked the sticks and chews them happily after being outside.

Used to grab whatever generic sticks the supermarket had, until I actually read the ingredients and switched. Fernpaw lists everything with percentages, plant fibers leading the way, which matters since my dog can’t tolerate chicken fat and there’s none here, just rice flour and herbs. They’re properly dry and hard, ten minutes of solid chewing for my spaniel, which I actually consider a good sign since that’s presumably what’s doing the cleaning. Breath’s fresher, canines noticeably lighter.

I liked that it’s made in the EU. But the 210-gram pack turned out to be very small for our large dog.

No chemicals, everything is honest. But the mint smell is too strong for me. The dog likes it.

Mint and parsley work great. My poodle’s mouth no longer smells like fish after these sticks.

No dyes or artificial flavors. Finally found a natural treat in a European store.

At 210 grams the package doesn't look like much, but the math works out, lasted the full month at one a day. Dry texture means no cleanup needed, and it just sits next to his food bowl without fuss. What actually convinced me to buy was the ingredient list being upfront about what's in it. Cox, my Labrador, is normally a swallow-first-chew-never kind of dog, but these are dense enough that he's forced to actually work them over, which is presumably doing something for his teeth.

Ordered from Poland, delivery was quite fast. The quality of the sticks is fire.

The mint and parsley give a pretty good effect—breath really is fresher.

No dyes, the dog eats it well. Recommend buying.

Glad that it's a supplementary feed, I give it as a reward for obedience during training.

Liked that there are no dyes or flavorings. The composition is listed right down to the percentages, very honest.

Good daily oral care. No dyes, which is important. There is no hole for hanging the package, though.

It's convenient to give it every day after dinner. But the plaque on the teeth is still there. It might be good for prevention, not for treatment.

No preservatives in the ingredients. This is important for my dog with a sensitive stomach.

Supplementary feed, I give it as a treat. The pet is happy, and the teeth are cleaner.

Parsley and mint do their job, the mouth smells nice without any chemicals.

The sticks are really dry. Hands aren't greasy after giving them to the dog.

Happy with the purchase. Transparent ingredients, production in the EU, which is certainly important.

The dog enjoys chewing it, the teeth get cleaned mechanically and without harming the stomach.

Bought it because of the recyclable packaging. The sticks are crumbly and smell like herbs; the dog eats them without much enthusiasm.

No preservatives. The ingredient list is safe for my old dog.

The feed is made in Europe, which is a big plus. No need to ship it across the ocean.

Liked that there are no artificial flavorings in the composition. Plant fibers and rice flour are a plus.

The packaging is easy to open and close, the sticks don't get damp.

Liked that the ingredients are only plant fibers, rice flour, and herbs. No chemicals.

It really does clean the teeth, the plaque was gone in a couple of weeks. But my dog eats them too quickly, without managing to chew them properly.

This is exactly a supplementary feed, not a replacement for a vet. Excellent support for teeth between brushings.

They really don't dirty your hands, the texture is dry as stated. It's just that a little bit of the powder crumbles off them into your pocket.

The sticks are really dry, they don't dirty your hands at all. I give one to my pug every day after dinner.

Made in Europe is a huge plus for me. Fast delivery and a smaller carbon footprint.

I liked that there are no artificial colors or preservatives in the ingredients.

I'm buying this for the second time because the pack lasts exactly thirty days. Very convenient, you don't have to constantly think about running out. The dog chews the sticks happily and his breath has become much better. We used to give regular treats, but they didn't clean the teeth the way these sticks do. The dense texture makes the dog chew for a long time and cleans plaque from the enamel. The ingredients are excellent: rice flour and greens, no chemicals. I will keep buying them; they have already become part of our evening routine.

My Labrador really liked them. The mint and parsley in the ingredients work great.

The dry texture doesn't get my hands dirty; I keep the pack right on the kitchen shelf. Everything stays clean.

Everything is honestly stated in the description. It really helps maintain my pet's oral hygiene.

The texture is dense, so the dog has to gnaw on it for a few minutes instead of swallowing it right away.

Our dachshund had problems with tartar, and the vet recommended giving something for mechanical cleaning every day. We decided to try Fernpaw. What attracted me was that the product is made in the EU and has fully recyclable monomaterial packaging. I just throw the empty pack into the yellow bin. The texture of the sticks is genuinely dense and dry, so the dog has to chew them for a long time, and I think that is exactly what helps remove plaque. After a month of use, the tartar has reduced a little, and the smell from her mouth has become much more pleasant thanks to the mint and parsley. This is a treat, not a replacement for the vet, we understand that, but as daily care it works brilliantly.

The dense texture makes the dog chew for a long time. After a month, the teeth look better.

Rice flour as the base is good. My poodle eats them without any problems and didn't have an allergic reaction.

I liked that there are no preservatives. Rice flour and plant fibers are an excellent combination.

I buy them for my beagle Rex every week after going to the vet. His teeth have become noticeably cleaner, the plaque is almost completely gone, and his gums have stopped bleeding. Writing it as it is.

Made in the EU, which is nice. I don't want to feed my dog something unclear from other continents.

I've tried different sticks for my shepherd. These are truly dry and don't leave greasy stains on the carpets. Rex chews them with obvious pleasure, and the dense texture makes him work his jaws for quite a while. His teeth are white, his gums are healthy, and his breath smells like a healthy dog, not rotten. The ingredients are pleasing: plant fibers and rice flour, no unnecessary chemicals. Made in the EU, which is the number one factor for me when choosing food.

The sticks don't crumble in your hands like other treats. The dry texture is super convenient.

The price is reasonable for a European product. The quality fully justifies it; I will buy more.

The sticks really work; you can notice the mint and parsley. We give them after the evening walk, and the dog likes them.

Minimalist packaging design; it sits next to the dog food and looks nice.

Our collie is fourteen and cannot manage anything this firm. A dental chew should be soft enough for the older dogs who need it most.

I like the absence of artificial colors and the recyclable packaging. But the sticks have quite a specific smell, in my opinion.

Great package design; it sits on the shelf next to the food and looks stylish.

Went in specifically wanting a dental treat free of the usual harmful additives. The density here really does make him work at it for a while, and I've noticed less plaque on the molars since, sort of an abrasive effect. The shape holds up well too, wears down gradually against the teeth instead of just crumbling apart immediately. Only four ingredients listed, fibers, rice flour, mint, parsley, and EU production is a nice bonus. Feels like fair value for what you get.

The dry texture is a lifesaver. We used to give other treats and the sofa got dirty, but these stay clean.

My elderly border collie had started developing a heavy mouth odor and yellowing teeth, but at her age anesthesia for a proper cleaning isn't really an option anymore, so I looked at this as a middle ground. One stick after her evening meal, strictly. They're hard enough that she has to break them down into smaller pieces bit by bit, which seems to be where the cleaning action comes from. A month later, no miracle, the tartar's still there, but it's visibly lighter and the smell has mostly cleared up. Also appreciate that they're not sticky, simple formula, just rice flour and greens.

The packaging is recyclable in the EU, which is a plus. The sticks don't leave greasy stains on the sofa.

A rice flour base is great. It's easy to digest and doesn't cause any heaviness for the dog.

No smell left on my hands after taking a stick out of the bag.

I like that they honestly list the percentages of the ingredients without any hidden fillers.

Minimalist packaging. It stands next to the food on an open shelf and looks very stylish without being an eyesore.

The texture is indeed very dense. The dog needs time to chew the stick rather than swallowing it whole.

It's convenient that the bag lasts exactly one month. One stick a day after dinner, the dog is happy.

I give one every day after our walk. It's a simple and straightforward ritual for us now.

The parsley in the formula really works. Bad breath used to be an issue, but not anymore.

The bag lasted exactly a month. It's great that I don't have to constantly reorder the treats.

A simple post-walk ritual. The dog knows it will get a stick and runs off to its spot to chew.

Provides moderate breath freshening without any harsh odor coming from the pet's mouth.

The ingredient list with percentages is honest, with no hidden additives. I appreciate this approach from the manufacturer towards customers.

The treat doesn't stain the carpet. The dog chews the stick right in the living room, and there's no need to clean up afterwards.

The ingredients are clean and the mouth is cleaner, but these herbs have a very specific smell. They don't leave your hands greasy, which is a plus.

The dog enjoys chewing them and the teeth are genuinely cleaner. However, the 30-day supply is a bit of an overstatement. I have a male dog, and if given daily, the bag only lasts for twenty-three days.

I give one after the evening walk. The bag really does last exactly a month, which is very convenient.

I like that there are no harsh chemicals in the ingredient list, just plant fibers and herbs. The dog eats it fine.

The texture of the sticks is dry and dense, so they don't make your hands dirty. You can easily toss one in your jacket pocket before heading out for a walk.

Ray, our Yorkie, has always struggled with tartar, but actual toothbrushing at home turned into a stressful ordeal for everyone involved, so we gave these a try as a daily after-dinner supplement instead. He's genuinely into them, jaws get a proper workout from the density. Three weeks in, his canines were visibly lighter and his breath basically neutral now. The mint scent is noticeable without tipping into that chemical smell some products have. Timed out perfectly with our next delivery, so a second bag is already on the way.

I hand out the sticks after the dog's evening dinner. The dry texture doesn't stain your hands at all, making them very easy to feed.

Gave these to my poodle for fresher breath. The mint and parsley in the formula really work—no more smelly muzzle.

Dental issues have basically followed our Jack Russell his whole life, so when I saw thirty portions per bag I figured that's a month sorted, one a day right after the evening walk. He can't just swallow it whole thanks to how dense it is, has to actually put time into chewing. A month on, plaque is visibly reduced, and there's nothing artificial in the mix either, so restocking felt like an easy decision. Only hiccup was the first couple days, he wasn't sure about the parsley flavor, but he came around fast.

First time I've seen dog food in fully recyclable packaging. Our local recycling center accepted it without any issues.

Bought it because of the honest ingredient list without hidden fillers. No dyes, and the dog eats it with great pleasure.

Delivery was fast, and you can tell it was made somewhere nearby in Europe. The expiration dates are fresh; the product didn't have to travel across the ocean.

The sticks do a great job removing plaque from the teeth mechanically. My terrier chews them happily.

Teeth are visibly cleaner since we started, they clearly work. My only issue is fighting with the packaging every time, scissors are basically mandatory. Nothing else to complain about though.

For my miniature schnauzer, the texture turned out to be too hard. He chewed for a long time and rather reluctantly, although the teeth do get cleaned well.

I bought this new product for my pug named Gus. He has always had problems with tartar and bad breath, so I was looking for something for daily care. I gave him strictly one piece after the evening walk. After three weeks of regular use, I noticed that his gums looked healthier and his saliva no longer smelled so strong. It is very convenient that one pack lasts exactly a month, so there is no need to keep running to the store. The ingredients are only plant-based components, rice flour, and herbs, with no chemical additives. The only downside I can mention is that the package is hard to close again: the snap-lock edge quickly stopped fastening, and now I have to put the pack into a separate zip bag so the sticks do not get damp. Other than that, the product is excellent.

The ingredients are excellent and it is made in Europe, but the stick crumbles when the dog eats it. I have to vacuum the carpet after every stick.

The sticks really are dry; they do not make your hands dirty at all. The dog chews them happily, I will buy them again.

Excellent ingredients with no chemicals at all, only plant-based components. My pet eats them every day after dinner.

Rex, our beagle, has always been prone to light plaque and a bit of a smell to match. Figured it was worth working these into his after-walk routine each evening. Give it three-ish weeks and the change was clear, gums looked healthier and that odor mostly faded out. The fibrous texture seems to be doing real work while he gnaws through one. Only workaround we needed was clipping the bag shut ourselves afterward, since it doesn't stay sealed on its own, but otherwise we've got zero complaints.

The package lasted exactly a month. It has become very convenient to keep up with mouth hygiene every day.

The mint and parsley here are in just the right amount; the dog does not turn up his nose. His breath has become much better.

I like that the brand cares about nature; the packaging is easy to recycle.

Definitely smells minty, dog's into them, and his breath is noticeably better. Tearing the bag open by hand though is basically not happening, scissors required every time.

The ingredients are excellent, with no chemicals, and the teeth do get cleaned, but my pug takes too long to eat them.

We get these for our poodle. He chews them happily, and his breath has become much more pleasant. We will buy them again.

My Yorkie finally started eating dry sticks without fussing. The teeth clean themselves, and all I have to do is enjoy the result.

An excellent thing for a schnauzer. I used to have a battle cleaning his teeth, and now the dog happily chews a stick himself after the evening walk. His breath really has become fresher, thank you.

I give one to my beagle every evening. The dry texture does not stain the sofa, and the dog is thrilled. Everything is great.

The beagle can finally breathe normally! The mint does an excellent job with the smell. The package lasted exactly a month with daily use.

My pug is very picky, but he devours these sticks in a minute. I noticed that the plaque on his teeth has decreased. Definitely recommend.

I bought them for an elderly Doberman. The dog chews with interest, although he is usually picky. The bad breath disappeared almost immediately.

A convenient little container; the sticks do not fall apart and are always within reach on the food shelf. My miniature schnauzer is delighted.

Our border collie absolutely loves this ritual after dinner. I give him one piece, he carries it off to his mat and chews for a long time. His breath has become noticeably fresher, no complaints at all, I am ordering a second batch.

I bought them for my dachshund. She chews them happily, and I like that the ingredients are chemical-free and my hands stay clean.

On walks, the dog often picks up trash, so at home I give him a stick to redirect him. It cleans teeth and freshens breath excellently.

My Pomeranian eats them happily. The slight plaque on his canines has started to go away, so I will keep giving them. I recommend them to all owners of small breeds.

Just right for a Welsh Corgi. Dense, but he chews them up quickly. Completely satisfied.

I've been buying these for my retriever for a while now. He used to have heavy tartar buildup, but now it's much better, and his breath smells like grass instead of fish. This is a huge win for us, as other treats haven't helped.

Got these for our outdoor German Shepherd. His breath has gotten much better. The dog loves them.

Perfect for our Australian Shepherd. I give one after the morning feed. The dog sees it as a reward, and I see clean teeth.

I give my pug one stick morning and night. The bad breath is completely gone, and his teeth are whiter. Really happy with the paper packaging, too.

Our French Bulldog eats them with pleasure. We noticed fresher breath within just a week. They last a long time.

Gave one to my Doberman, he crunched it up and didn't choke. The texture is dense and dry, leaving no greasy spots on the floor.

My Weimaraner is absolutely obsessed with these sticks! It used to be hard to find anything for his teeth because he'd spit out special toothpaste. Now he comes running to the kitchen as soon as I open the cupboard. His halitosis is completely gone, and his saliva doesn't have that unpleasant smell anymore. Definitely five stars!

We give these to Molly, our 4-year-old Beagle, after her evening walk. She chews them calmly, and her breath has gotten much nicer.

We have a 6-year-old Corgi named Toby. He used to beg for extra treats after dinner, but now he gets one stick and is busy for about ten minutes. His mouth smells less like dog food, and my hands stay clean afterwards.

Our Pomeranian Luna is usually picky, but she takes these right away and chews them down completely.

Bought these for our 10-year-old Dachshund, Frida. I don't give them every day, just after long walks when she's calm. The stick doesn't crumble all over the rug, and Frida chews it slowly. Her breath is noticeably fresher in the morning.

Our Boxer, Max, chews a stick after breakfast. His bowl and the floor around it stay completely clean.

Our French Bulldog, Nora, didn't have the best breath after eating wet food. We started giving her a stick in the evening while we watch TV. It keeps her occupied so she doesn't beg at the table, and her breath has gotten much milder.

Our Labrador, Rudy, sees the stick as a reward after getting brushed. Will definitely be buying again.

Our Pug, Bruno, used to hover around the kitchen every evening while we ate dinner. Now, after he finishes his bowl, he gets a stick on his rug and quietly minds his own business. His breath is much less harsh, especially in the morning.

Our Jack Russell, Archie, just needs one stick after a walk to calm down at home.

We have a 3-year-old German Shepherd named Aika. We give her a stick after training instead of regular biscuits. She doesn't just swallow it whole; she actually chews it, so it seems much better for her teeth. Will buy more.

Got these for our Poodle, Oscar, who is 11 months old. He was constantly looking for something to chew on after evening playtime: blanket edges, slippers, toys. Now I give him a stick on his bed, and it totally redirects him. His breath is better after dry food, and the pieces don't stick to the fur on his face. The only thing is I have to store the bag up high, because Oscar quickly figured out where the tasty treats are kept.

These sticks worked well for our Yorkie, Bella, even though she usually spits a lot of things out. She actually begs for them herself after dinner.

Our Husky, Kai, has a habit of dragging toys onto the couch right after coming inside. We started giving him a stick in the hallway while we take off our shoes and put away the leash. It keeps him busy chewing so he isn't jumping around the room, and his breath is fresh.

Our Cavalier, Charlie, eats neatly, and the stick doesn't dirty the pillow in his bed.

We have a Miniature Schnauzer, Mila, and a mixed breed, Bax. I give them each a stick after the evening walk so they don't argue over toys. They both chew calmly, and their breath is noticeably fresher.

Our Spaniel, Richie, gets nervous in hotels and takes a long time to settle down. On our last trip, I brought these along and gave him one after dinner in the room. He chewed it on his blanket, didn't run to the door at every little sound, and then fell asleep peacefully. I loved that it didn't leave any greasy marks on the fabric, and I didn't have to air out the room from treat smells.

Our Doberman, Nero, loves tough treats, and he doesn't just gulp these down. Excellent purchase.

Our Maltipoo Sophie often had bad breath after sleeping. We started giving her a stick in the evening after her last trip outside. After a few days I noticed a difference, especially when she comes to wake the kids in the morning.

I buy these for my beagle, and the sticks really do freshen his breath. He chews them happily after his evening walk. The downside is that one pack only lasts three weeks, not a month.

We got these for our Spitz to help reduce plaque on his teeth. The sticks clean off buildup really well, but they crumble too quickly.

I gave these sticks to our poodle. His breath became much fresher, the parsley works really well. But they do smell quite distinctive.

The beagle would not touch them. I ended up crumbling them into his dinner just so the pack was not wasted. If a treat needs persuading it is not much of a treat.