Keep the requested basis explicit
The selected toothpaste and chew bag have shown net masses 119g and 340g. Their default observed prices support about$21.0084and$5.2912per 100g respectively. Greenies also has a listed 43count, supporting about$0.41837per counted chew. These are arithmetic purchase rates, not evidence of equivalent oral-care outcomes or individual suitability.
Do not mix volume with mass
The liquid additive’s catalog size is 33.8oz while a promotional image says 33oz, and a complete current received net-volume panel remains pending. The tool therefore refuses its precise volume rate and any mass rate. It does not assume water-like density or use an older 1litercatalog entry to define the present selected bottle.
Refuse unknown application counts
The toothpaste does not have a verified count of applications, and the water additive does not have a verified count of personally suitable doses. A qualitative pearl-size amount or capful instruction is not converted into a package-count specification. Count pricing is supported for the selected 43count chew bag only.
Use complete selected offers as a common ledger
Each single tube, selected bag and single bottle has a complete-offer price. That is a way to sum purchasing amounts, not a unit-equivalence ranking. Keep the item names and package quantities in the result so “one unit” cannot silently mean one chew for one product and an entire bag for another.
Recheck discounts and charges
New prices can be entered as actual quote inputs. Merchandise credits and shipping or tax remain separate fields. The displayed per-unit rate is rounded for readability; the cart calculation uses the exact entered cents for complete offers rather than multiplying a rounded unit rate back into a total.
A rounded unit price should not drive cent totals
Greenies’ displayed per-chew amount is rounded for readability. Multiplying that rounded figure back by43can differ from the actual$17.99offer. The basket therefore uses1799cents for each complete bag and formats the result after integer calculations. The same principle applies to a toothpaste mass rate: it is a presentation of a denominator, not a new base price. Keep this distinction when comparing a quote so a rounding choice cannot create a false credit error or a slightly wrong checkout estimate.
Sources & scope
Checked November 4, 2026. Manufacturer and retailer references support the specific statements. Dated displayed prices are not final checkout quotes, performance rankings or performance testing. This shopping reference does not replace the exact product label or qualified individual advice. Current received labels and independent veterinary-nutrition/dental/content/commerce review remain pending.
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Petsmile: shown4.2oz119g tube front ↗
Target: exact Original Teenie12oz43ct TCIN75661890 ↗
Greenies selected43count front and12oz340g package comparison ↗
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