Dog chewing sticks Trixie Chewing Sticks with Chicken 65 g, pack of 50

Trixie Chewing Sticks with Chicken are single-portion snack sticks for dogs, sold as a pack of 50 sticks with a total weight of 65 g per stick. These chew treats deliver chicken flavour in an easy-to-give format designed for rewarding, training or occupying pets during walks or at home. The compact, portable sticks provide a convenient way to reinforce positive behaviour while encouraging chewing activity that contributes to mechanical removal of soft dental residues.

Advantages

These chewing sticks combine a clear chicken taste with a portion-controlled shape that makes them simple to carry and dispense. The single-stick format reduces waste and helps with precise reward timing during training. Chewing action on the sticks supports dental activity by helping to dislodge plaque and food particles through mechanical abrasion. The product is suitable for use as an occasional treat or training reward without the need for additional preparation.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Training sessions and positive reinforcement
• Walks and outdoor rewards
• Occupying dogs between activities
• Short-term support of dental chewing activity
• Portable, single-portion snack for travel

Key specifications

• Format: individual chew sticks, 50 pieces per pack
• Flavour: chicken
• Weight per stick: 65 g
• Intended use: complementary snack for adult and young dogs
• Administration: ready-to-use, no preparation required

How to use

Give one chewing stick as a reward during training or as a snack during walks. Supervise your dog while it chews to ensure safe consumption and remove any large fragments if necessary. Adjust the number of treats based on your dog's size, activity level and overall daily food intake; treats should not exceed a balanced diet's recommended calorie allowance. Store the pack in a cool, dry place, tightly closed to maintain freshness.

Usage recommendations

Use these chicken-flavoured chewing sticks as occasional rewards and training aids. Monitor portion sizes for small or less active dogs and consult a veterinarian if your pet has specific dietary restrictions or dental issues.