Dog Dental Fillets 8in1 S 80g — dental chew treats for small dogs

8in1 Dog Dental Fillets S 80g are dental chew treats designed specifically for small dogs to support daily oral hygiene. Each pack contains small-format fillet chews made to be easy for small jaws to hold and chew. Mechanical chewing action of the fillets helps reduce plaque and tartar buildup, while regular use can contribute to fresher breath and cleaner teeth as part of a routine care regimen.

Advantages

These dental chews are formulated for small breeds and offer an appropriate size and texture to promote effective chewing without being overly hard. The fillet shape targets the tooth surface during mastication, helping to dislodge food particles and reduce plaque. The product is portioned in an 80 g pack that suits trial use or regular small-dog households and is intended to fit into daily feeding and dental care routines.

Suitable for

• Small and toy breed adult dogs requiring dental care support
• Owners seeking an easy-to-administer daily dental treat
• Complementing regular toothbrushing and professional dental check-ups

Key specifications

• Format: small fillet-shaped dental chews
• Net weight: 80 g per pack
• Target group: small-breed dogs
• Purpose: reduction of plaque and tartar through mechanical chewing action
• Use frequency: suitable for regular, daily administration as part of dental care

How to use

Offer one dental fillet to your small dog according to the feeding instructions on the pack and based on your dog’s size and activity level. Supervise your pet while it chews the treat and ensure fresh water is available. Use these chews as part of a broader dental care routine that includes regular tooth brushing and veterinary dental assessments. Adjust the number of treats per day according to your dog’s total caloric intake to maintain a balanced diet.

Usage recommendations

Store in a cool, dry place and reseal the pack after opening to preserve freshness. Not a complete feed—use as a supplementary dental treat. If your dog has specific dietary restrictions or dental problems, consult your veterinarian before introducing new chews into the diet.