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6 x Bakers Dental Delicious Med Dog Treat Chicken 200G

£11.20
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6 x Bakers Dental Delicious Med Dog Treat Chicken 200G product image

6 x Bakers Dental Delicious Med Dog Treat Chicken 200G

£11.20

Product Overview

Introducing the Bakers Dental Delicious Med Dog Treat Chicken, a delectable snack that will have your furry friend wagging their tail in delight. This pack contains six 200g bags of tasty chicken-flavoured treats, perfect for rewarding your beloved pet or simply showing them some love.

Each treat is specially crafted to promote good dental health for your dog. The unique shape and texture help to reduce tartar build-up and keep your dog's teeth clean and healthy. Not only are these treats delicious, but they also serve a practical purpose in maintaining your pet's oral hygiene.

Made with high-quality ingredients, these Bakers Dental Delicious Med Dog Treats are a great source of protein and other essential nutrients for your dog. The chicken flavour is sure to appeal to even the pickiest eaters, making it an ideal choice for dogs of all breeds and sizes.

Whether you have a playful puppy or a senior dog, these treats are suitable for dogs at all life stages. They can be given as a reward during training sessions, as a snack between meals, or simply as a special treat to show your furry friend how much you care.

The convenient 6-pack ensures that you always have a supply of these delicious treats on hand, so you can spoil your dog whenever the mood strikes. The resealable bags help to keep the treats fresh and tasty for longer

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I use this dental product?

Follow the feeding directions and size guidance on the pack. Dental treats should be used alongside a complete diet and fresh drinking water.

Does this replace tooth brushing or veterinary dental care?

No. Dental treats can support an oral-care routine, but they do not replace regular checks, appropriate brushing where possible, or veterinary treatment when needed.

When should I speak to my vet?

Seek veterinary advice for persistent bad breath, bleeding gums, loose teeth, pain, difficulty eating or significant tartar build-up.

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