Your dog comes up to you for a sweet kiss…but your happy dog’s less-than-fresh breath is anything but sweet! Sadly, most dental treats that promise to promote oral health make dogs turn up their noses. The solution? Dental Jerky from Carolina Prime. This premium product can help reduce tartar and plaque. But it still tastes delectable.
Our Dental Jerky, the best dog dental chews out there (in our opinion), has it all. Yummy ingredients your dog will drool over. Breath-freshening elements that’ll make you breathe a sigh of relief. Plus, jerky is the ultimate chewing pleasure for your dog, to help keep the gnawing instinct satiated.
What’s To Love About Our Dental Dog Treats:
- Real and low-fat meat, these US-sourced chicken treats have a natural smoke flavor that can appease the pickiest taste buds.
- Infused with Vitamin E, these treats can help maintain healthy gums and cleaner teeth.
- Like all Carolina Prime treats, we make our Dental Jerky with premium ingredients sourced in the USA.
- Our premium chicken contains calcium and phosphorus, which can contribute to stronger teeth and bones in dogs.
- Contains peppermint, parsley and other natural ingredients to help freshen breath. These ingredients promote a “just brushed” sensation and smell.
- Packed with high-quality protein, essential for a dog’s muscle growth and repair, skin health, and overall well-being.
- 100% wheat-free to protect dogs who suffer from wheat allergies.
- Packed with essential vitamins and minerals, supporting overall health and well-being.
- Perfect for senior dogs and small breeds because of their easy-to-break chewy texture.
- Free from unhealthy artificial ingredients like artificial colors, flavors and preservatives commonly found in dog treats.
- The chewy texture of the treats helps clean the teeth, removing plaque and tartar.
- Our dental dog treats are free from common allergens like soy and corn.
- Regular use of these dental treats can help prevent the build-up of plaque and harmful bacteria in your dog’s mouth.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Dog Treats & Dog Dental Chews
What dog dental treats do vets recommend?
Vets often recommend to us pet parents dog dental treats specifically designed to reduce plaque and tartar buildup. Look for advice from the Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC), and treats made specifically for dog oral health like our Dental Jerky.
Are dental dog treats good for dogs?
Dental dog treats can be very good for dogs. They help keep teeth clean and can improve breath and oral health. But choose treats suitable for your dog’s size, age and dietary needs. And remember, all things in moderation.
Do dog dental chews, dental treats, and dental bones really work?
Yes, dog dental chews, treats, and bones can help maintain oral health. They work by mechanically cleaning the teeth as the dog chews, reducing plaque and tartar buildup. However, it’s best to use them in alignment with your vet’s direction, usually with regular dental care cleanings and routines like brushing.
What treats are good for my dog’s teeth?
Dental dog treats. That is, treats designed to clean teeth and reduce tartar. Those types are great for your dog’s teeth. Look for chewy or crunchy treats that require some effort to bite through, as these can help scrape away plaque.
Can I give my dog dental dog chews every day?
Yes, you can give your dog dental chews every day, as long as you choose a treat appropriate for their size and dietary requirements. A dental treat or two every so often is a great way to help maintain your dog’s oral health, but remember to adjust their daily food intake to account for the extra calories!
How often should dogs have dental chews?
Most dental chews are for daily use, like brushing your teeth. Daily use helps prevent plaque and tartar buildup. That said, always follow the instructions on the packaging and consult your vet if you’re unsure.
What are the best treats for old dogs with bad teeth?
For older dogs with bad teeth, soft treats are often best. Look for soft chews or malleable dental treats that won’t be hard on their sensitive teeth and gums. Moist, meaty treats can also be a good choice, as they’re easier to chew.
How long can a dog live with bad teeth?
Dogs with bad teeth can still live a full life, but dental issues can lead to serious health problems and even shorten a dog’s life if not treated. Regular dental care and vet check-ups are vital to prevent complications that can shorten a dog’s life. And a dental dog chew (or two) a day can help keep the “doctor” away!
At what age do dogs’ teeth start rotting?
According to the American Veterinary Dental College, dogs’ teeth often start to show signs of decay as early as 3 years old, and most dogs have evidence of periodontal disease by then. Smaller breeds may be more prone to dental issues at a younger age.
What are the symptoms of tooth decay in dogs?
Things like bad breath, pawing at the mouth, changing how they chew or eat, and depression can all be signs of tooth decay in a dog. Regular dental cleanings, brushing, and dental treats can help prevent decay.
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