Huggable, loveable, easily chewable daily dental treats for puppies.

Help keep your puppy's dental health in check with WHIMZEES® Puppy Dental Dog Treats! These beneficial chews are designed to help remove plaque and tartar build-up as your favourite furry friend chews each day to their heart's content. These are specially crafted just for puppies, so they are softer than adult WHIMZEES® Stix, 100% natural, without GMO ingredients, as well as grain-free and gluten-free, so sensitive pups can enjoy them, too! These WHIMZEES® are available in two adorable shapes: teddy bears and rubber ducks, that your pup will love. Puppy WHIMZEES® can be used from just 3 months of age and are available in two sizes, so you can find the best reward for your little sidekick.

• Puppy Soft: Gentle yet effective on puppy teeth and gums.
• Really Groovy: Ridges and grooves to help reach the smaller spaces between puppy teeth.
• Paw Naturale: No artificial colours or flavours or preservatives. Vegetarian. GMO-free & gluten-free.
• Puppy Power: Fortified with calcium to support strong teeth and bones.

Benefits

• WHIMZEES® for puppies are soft and gentle on puppy teeth and help reduce plaque and tartar when chewed daily.
• Contain calcium to help support your puppy's growing teeth and bones.
• The texture and shapes with specially designed ridges helps to get into those smaller hard-to-reach places as your pup chews.
• Scientifically proven to support dental health when chewed daily, from just 3 months of age.
• Grain-free and gluten-free for canine companions with food sensitivities and dietary restrictions.

Feeding Guidelines

• We recommend one properly sized treat per day.
• Puppy WHIMZEES® are not suitable for pups under the age of 3 months.
• Choose the correct treat size for your dog.
• WHIMZEES® are not suitable for pups under 2kg in weight.
• Always have fresh water available for your dog.
• As with any edible product, monitor your dog to ensure the treat is adequately chewed. Swallowing any item without thoroughly chewing it may be harmful or even fatal to a dog.