Dog Dental Chews for Small Dogs, Daily Probiotic Sticks for Plaque, Tartar, Breath and Gum Care

Daily oral care can feel easier when your small dog gets a chew they can enjoy as part of a familiar routine. These dental sticks combine probiotics, enzymes, parsley, and chlorophyll to address plaque, tartar, breath, and gum health.

Each small stick supplies 60 million CFU of probiotics, while its chewing and micro-scrubbing action works on food particles and buildup. Chlorophyll and parsley leaf powder tackle odor-causing bacteria for fresher breath.

Give one small stick per day and supervise throughout chewing. Consistent daily use may produce visible improvements in teeth and breath in about four weeks, though individual results can vary.

Key Features

• Dual-strain probiotics provide 60 million CFU per small stick, supporting oral microbiome balance while combating plaque-causing bacteria.
• Micro-scrubbing enzymes loosen grime, food particles, and tartar buildup, turning daily chew time into practical tooth care.
• Chlorophyll and parsley leaf powder neutralize odor-causing bacteria, making close moments with your dog more pleasant.
• The wheat-, corn-, soy-, and added-sugar-free recipe offers a straightforward option for pet parents avoiding those ingredients.
• A simple one-stick daily serving makes ongoing dental care easy to fit into your dog's regular routine.

Specifications

• Recommended for dogs weighing 1–20 lb.
• Each small dental stick weighs 18 g.
• Each small stick contains at least 60 million CFU of probiotics.
• Each small stick contains 63.86 kcal.
• Crude protein is at least 4%.
• Crude fat is at least 1%.
• Crude fiber is no more than 5%.
• Moisture is no more than 20%.
• Feed one small dental stick per day.
• Choose from 1 Bag, 3 Bags, or 6 Bags.
• Store in a cool, dry place after opening.
• Seal the bag completely after each use.
• These chews are intended for supplemental, intermittent feeding.

Stay nearby while your dog chews and remove partial pieces that could be swallowed. Stop use if choking, swallowing difficulty, vomiting, loose stool, or other digestive upset occurs. Dogs with severe tooth decay, loose teeth, advanced gum disease, or difficulty eating should be assessed by a veterinarian before use. Dental chews complement routine veterinary dental care rather than replace it.