Turkey & Wild Boar Dental Treats for Dogs & Cats
Turkey & Wild Boar Dental Treats for Dogs & Cats are complementary treats for dogs and cats, made with turkey and wild boar and intended as part of an everyday dental-care routine.
Crafted with care, The Pets Larder Apothecary’s Dental Dog Treats feature a premium blend of freshly prepared turkey (46%) and wild boar (4%), along with nutritious sweet potato (21%) for a treat that tastes as good as it works.
These dental treats are specially formulated to support your dog's oral hygiene, thanks to key ingredients like sodium hexametaphosphate, which helps reduce tartar buildup, and activated charcoal, known for its odour-neutralising properties.
Did you know, this treat is suitable for cats as well!
- Natural Ingredients: Made with freshly prepared turkey (46%) and wild boar (4%), plus sweet potato (21%) for a nutritious and flavourful treat.
- Oral Health Support: Sodium hexametaphosphate helps reduce tartar buildup, while activated charcoal neutralises odour for fresher breath.
- Bacteria Control: Added natural green tea extract helps control bacteria that may contribute to poor oral health.
- Fresh Breath Boost: Contains peppermint and parsley to give a gentle freshness boost after each chew.
- Gentle Abrasion: Cellulose provides a gentle, scrubbing effect, aiding in plaque reduction as your dog chews.
- All-Natural Formula: Free from artificial additives, these treats are a healthy choice for pet parents who prioritise natural care.
- Suitable for All Sizes: Designed to suit dogs of various sizes, making dental care accessible and enjoyable.
Designed to fit seamlessly into a holistic care routine, these treats make it easy to give your dog an effective and natural dental solution. Perfect for dogs of all sizes and free from artificial additives, these dental treats are a smart choice for pet parents who prioritise wellness and fresh breath.
Ingredients
Freshly Prepared Turkey 46%, Sweet Potato 21%, Dried Turkey 14%, Potato, Freshly Prepared Wild Boar 4%, Cellulose, Turkey Gravy 1%, Sodium Hexametaphosphate (4,530 mg/kg), Activated Charcoal (4,230 mg/kg), Peppermint 0.3%, Minerals, Green Tea Extract 0.1%, Parsley 0.1%.
Analytical Constituents
Crude Protein ........................................... 24%
Crude Fat ..................................................... 14%
Crude Fibre ................................................. 6.5%
Crude Ash .................................................... 8%
Moisture ........................................................ 8%
NFE ..................................................................... 39.5% Metabolisable Energy .......................... 345 kcal/100g Omega 6 Fatty Acids ........................... 2.4%
Omega 3 Fatty Acids ........................... 0.2%
Nutritional Additives per kg
Vitamins: Vitamin A 15,000 IU, Vitamin D3 2,000 IU, Vitamin E 95 IU
Trace Elements: Zinc (Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate) 50 mg, Iron (Iron (II) Sulphate Monohydrate) 50 mg, Manganese (Manganous Sulphate Monohydrate) 35 mg, Copper (Copper (II) Sulphate Pentahydrate) 15 mg, Iodine (Calcium Iodate Anhydrous) 1 mg, Selenium (Sodium Selenite) 0.3 mg
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Important Information
This is a complementary pet product and is not a veterinary medicine. Follow the product label and supplier directions. If your pet has an existing condition, takes medication, is pregnant or nursing, or you are unsure whether the product is suitable, speak with your vet before use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this product suitable for?
This listing is intended for dogs and cats. Check the product label for any age, weight or individual suitability restrictions before use.
How should I use this product?
Use as a complementary treat for dogs and cats and follow the feeding guidance on the pack. Treats should sit alongside a complete, balanced diet rather than replace it.
Does this replace professional dental care?
No. Home dental products can support a regular oral-care routine, but pain, bleeding, loose teeth, significant tartar or persistent bad breath should be assessed by a vet.
