The combination of 90% beef skin and active chewing helps prevent the formation of dental plaque.

Complementary pet food for adult dogs. These chew sticks are made from 90% beef skin. Their firm texture requires prolonged chewing and thus helps to effectively clean the tooth surface mechanically through friction. The addition of salmon oil makes the product tasty for your pet.

Key features

• High meat content: Made from 90% beef skin.
• Mechanical cleaning through chewing: The firm texture of the sticks helps clean the teeth through friction during chewing.
• Three tailored sizes: Available in sizes for Mini 2–15 kg, Medium 15–40 kg and Maxi >40 kg, tailored to the jaw strength of each dog.
• Made in Switzerland: Carefully crafted product for easy daily dental care.

Composition
Complementary pet food for adult dogs. Meat and animal derivatives (beef skin 90%), oils and fats (salmon oil 6%), milk and milk products, minerals, plant derivatives.

Analytical constituents: Crude protein: 83.3% Crude fibre: 1% Crude fat: 2.0% Crude ash: 2.6% Directions for use

Feeding advice: Give your dog 1 stick per day between meals. Store in a cool, dry place, away from light. Ensure that clean, fresh water is always available for your pet.

How often can I give this to my dog?
The recommended use is 1 stick per day, preferably between meals. This makes daily dental care a rewarding moment for your pet.

Why has salmon oil been added to the recipe?
Salmon oil is added to increase palatability. This makes your dog more likely to accept the snack, making the care routine easier and more pleasant for both of you.

How long does it take for my dog to eat this?
These sticks carry the designation ‘Long Lasting’. Unlike a biscuit that can be swallowed within seconds, the beef skin is designed to keep the dog chewing for longer. This is essential to mimic the effect of brushing teeth.

Can I give this to my puppy while they are teething?
These sticks are complementary pet foods that have been specifically formulated for adult dogs. A puppy's milk teeth may be too fragile for such intensive chewing on beef skin.