Choods Vegetable Cactus Dog Chew

Feeding Guidelines

Feed 1 treat per day for long term benefit. These treats are designed to help reduce calculus build-up over long term treat feeding.

Ensure the chew is large enough so that the dog cannot swallow it whole. Dogs should always be supervised when chewing to prevent large pieces being swallowed. Drinking water should always be available.

It is advisable that this is more suitable after puppies have gone through their initial teething stages. Many chews reach suitability once puppies reach nine months of age. However:

-        Always ensure you select the appropriately sized chew.

-        Provided they are chewed safely and slowly, for short periods of time and with proper supervision, lots of chews can be suitable for any age dog.

-        All dogs are different, so it is best practise to test a chew and remove if necessary.

Not suitable for elderly animals or those with dental problems such as loose teeth.

Pea starch, sweet potato flour, vegetable glycerine, calcium carbonate, dried broccoli, cellulose powder, dried brewers yeast, dried kelp, dried mint, potassium sorbate.

Crude Protein 2%, Crude Fat 1.0%, Crude Fibre 6.5%, Ash 9%, Moisture 16%