Dental sticks Wolfsblut Vetline Care for dogs, 180 g — dental snacks for oral hygiene

Wolfsblut Vetline Care Dental Sticks for dogs, 180 g are chewable snacks formulated to support oral hygiene as part of daily care. These dental sticks act through mechanical abrasion during chewing to help reduce plaque and tartar buildup and contribute to fresher breath. Packaged as a complementary snack, they are intended to be given regularly alongside routine dental maintenance and veterinary recommendations.

Advantages

The texture of the dental sticks provides mechanical cleaning action on teeth surfaces while the chewing activity promotes saliva production, which supports oral environment balance. The product is portioned in a 180 g pack suitable for repeated use and is intended for regular administration as a supplement to tooth brushing and professional dental care. Ingredients are chosen to create a palatable chew that dogs accept while performing a hygienic function.

Suitable for

• Daily supplemental dental care for adult dogs
• Reducing plaque and tartar formation through chewing
• Freshening breath between tooth brushings or professional cleanings
• Occupying dogs with a palatable chew that contributes to oral hygiene

Key specifications

• Net weight: 180 g pack
• Product form: dental sticks / chewable snacks
• Primary function: mechanical abrasion to help reduce plaque and tartar
• Intended use: complementary snack for oral hygiene maintenance
• Administration: suitable for regular daily use as a supplement to brushing

How to use

Offer the dental stick to the dog under supervision and allow the animal to chew until consumed. Adjust serving frequency and portion size according to the dog’s size, chewing habits and veterinary advice. Do not replace regular tooth brushing or professional dental cleanings with the dental sticks — use them as a complementary measure within a comprehensive oral care routine. Ensure fresh water is available during and after chewing.

Usage recommendations

Introduce the dental sticks gradually, especially for dogs not used to long-lasting chews. Monitor chewing to prevent swallowing large pieces, and store the product in a cool, dry place. If the dog has specific dietary restrictions, dental disease, or a history of aggressive chewing that could cause fracture, consult your veterinarian before use.