PlaqueOff Dental Care Bones Chicken & Pumpkin are 100% natural chicken- and pumpkin-flavoured chews for medium and large dogs, for preventing and removing tartar and plaque and for freshening breath.
PlaqueOff Dental Care Bones chews have a unique shape that makes cleaning the teeth easier. The unique ingredient, the seaweed A.N ProDen, helps remove plaque and tartar and freshens breath.
Plaque is the main cause of bad breath and oral disease. Daily dental care with ProDen PlaqueOff prevents possible dental problems in the future and gives fresher breath right away. The unique seaweed ingredient A.N ProDen is sustainably harvested from the clear, cold waters near the Scandinavian coast. The active ingredient of the seaweed breaks down existing plaque and tartar and prevents them from forming, while the unique shape of the chews helps remove plaque by abrasion.
The pack contains 13 bone-shaped treats.
Features
- Effective – the active ingredient is absorbed and reaches your pet's saliva to dissolve existing tartar and prevent new tartar from forming.
- Natural – 100% natural seaweed ingredient with no additives.
- Clinically proven – a proven positive effect, confirmed by several clinical studies.
- Grain-free, soy-free and gluten-free recipe.
Ingredients: Dried potato, glycerine, water, gelatine (pork), seaweed ingredient A.N ProDen®, dried chicken liver, pumpkin, linseed, sunflower oil, sunflower lecithin, alfalfa nutrient concentrate.
Analytical constituents: Crude protein 8 %, crude fat 2.2 %, crude fibre 3.5 %, crude ash 5 %, moisture 15 %.
Calories: 107 kcal/chew
FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS (halve for smaller dogs)
- Dogs 4-14 kg – ½ Dental Care Bone chew per day
- Dogs > 14 kg – 1 Dental Care Bone chew per day
The result is whiter, cleaner teeth and fresher breath.
With consistent use, results appear within 3-8 weeks and last for as long as the product is used.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Giving the treats to puppies under 6 months old and to dogs weighing less than 4 kg is not recommended. Giving the treats to dogs with an overactive thyroid is not recommended.
