Why choose Dentastix
Pedigree Dentastix are an excellent treat for dog owners looking to improve their dog’s dental health The unique X-shape design, rough texture and active ingredients work together to help reduce tartar buildup and plaque, promoting fresh breath and healthier gums. They are easy to feed and serve as a tasty treat that your dog will enjoy while benefiting from the dental care aspect. Dentastix are also low in fat and free from added sugar, artificial colours or flavours.
Are Dentastix good for dogs?
Dentastix dog treats have been developed by vets and nutritionists at The Waltham Centre. When fed daily, their combination of texture and active ingredients is scientifically proven to help reduce tartar buildup by up to 80%.
Do Dentastix work?
Yes, Dentastix are specifically designed to improve your dog’s dental health. The primary way they work is through their unique, clinically proven X-shape design, which helps to clean teeth and gums by mechanically scrubbing away plaque and tartar. The chewy texture ensures that the dog gnaws on the treat for a sufficient amount of time, increasing its effectiveness in reducing plaque buildup. However, they are not a replacement for regular tooth brushing, vet check-ups or professional cleanings. They work best as a daily supplement to a dental care routine, such as brushing your dog’s teeth.
Can puppies have Dentastix?
Dentastix are not specifically designed for puppies, they are formulated for adult dogs of about 5kg to 25kg of weight. See more details below.
Are Dentastix suitable for all dogs?
Dentastix are available for dogs of different sizes, from Dentastix Small (for dogs of 5-15 kg) to Dentastix Medium (for dogs weighing 10-25 kg) and Dentastix Large (for larger dogs of more than 25 kg). Always check the product’s feeding guidelines according to size and weight. They are not suitable for dogs under 5 kg
Are Dentastix grain-free?
Dentastix contain grains as part of their ingredients. For grain-free options, you may want to consider other dental treats specifically labelled as grain-free. Always consult with your vet before introducing new treats to your dog’s diet to ensure they are appropriate for your pet’s specific health needs.