Breath Buster Treats by Pedigree Review
Hamlet was a rescue dog that was packaged with full blown doggy breath when we adopted him – no sweet puppy breath for us! His breath, on average, is not horrible- but there are days when he has eaten something that didn’t agree with him. Usually it’s just a toy that he devoured or a can of cat food that Mouse decided to boycott. Whenever his breath becomes unbearable, Breath Buster biscuits always come to the rescue!
Hamlet has been eating Breath Buster treats 3 to 4 times a week for about 6 months and he loves them. He even begs for them and will lead us to the cabinet where they are kept. They really do work wonders and the days when we do notice the bad breath are usually the days that we haven’t given them to him. He gets 2-3 a day (he weighs about 75 pounds) and they always seem to do the trick. He usually has two in the morning and one later in the day and this keeps his bad breath at bay.
The first time I smelled the biscuits I thought there was no way Hamlet would eat them. They have a strong odor of eucalyptus and parsley. Amazingly – he loved them from the start and still does!
Hamlet’s Rating
Hamlet (and his family) give Breath Buster treats 4 paws up!
Pedigree Breath Busters come in a yellow and green re-sealable pouch. The biscuits are a little over two inches in length and one inch and a half in width which is a great size for medium to large dogs but may have to be broken up for small dogs. The Pedigree website says that they come in small dog size but I have not seen them where we shop. They have a medium texture and are broken by hand easily.
The net weight of the Pedigree Breath Buster Biscuits package is 500 grams or 17.6 ounces (approximately 30 biscuits) and they sell for about $3-$4. If your dog has some bad breath that needs some busting, they are well worth the price.
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