SoopaPumpkin and Carrot Dental Sticks Dog Treat, 100 g

My 8 year old cocker spaniel has been getting very runny eyes and I read somewhere that someone took theirs off their daily cereal based dental chews and replaced them with non-cereal based ones and the problem stopped. My dogs eyes have definitely improved since swapping to these and one other brand and he loves them. I really didn't think he would go for them, he's very fussy with vegetables even though he's on a raw diet. If he can pick out veggies then he will do (and leave them scattered all over the floor) but he scoffs these in seconds. Maybe not a good thing if you want your dog entertained for a while, they're quite soft but you can tell they're natural and they should be for the price. They won't be an everyday staple but an occasional treat.

All Soopa products are greatqualit,all plant based products easily digestible and loved by my dog. We have been using them for several years with no problems.

My dog loves them which is good as they act as part of a renal support diet. they come in packs containing 4 sticks and sold in bundles of 6 packs . At a cost of between 71 and 80 pence per stick they are very expensive but they do seem to have improved her breath unlike the common brands. Vegans will be very happy and the dog doesn't seem to notice!

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I have 2 tiny dogs and they absolutely LOVE these. They are a bit big for my tiny Chihuahua so I do tend to slice them up into little discs with a large sharp knife and give one or two at a time as treats. I also sometimes cut them long ways into 2 or 3 long chew sticks (watch your fingers!!) and then the girls get to have a nice longer chew on them. I think they would be a bit too much to have a whole one at one time for such small dogs. The girls love them and would literally do back-flips for them!! I highly recommend them.

Packaging Contains Heavy Duty Plastic which if left could seep into product. 🤬Value For Money 🤬 Expensive for what they are.Dentistick aren't great for your dogs teeth and these arent much better, my dog had it eaten before it had a chance to do any good for its teethIve opted to just give my dog fresh carrots, 1 they are cheaper, 2 healthier, 3 they actual help clean her teeth far better than these chews.Would I recommend no just give you dog a carrot.

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Dogs luv these, Soopa has more flavours on Amazon as opposed to the big Pet shop on the high street.