Vegdog DENTAL Sticks

£6.60

Probably the tastiest grain-free toothbrush for dogs with 10 chews in each pack!

Supports dental health
Massages the gums
Dental care combined with chewing fun
Low-fat snack
Suitable for allergy sufferers

The sponge structure allows the gums to be massaged while chewing, and beetroot provides plenty of Vitamin C and fibre.

Tapioca flour is chosen as an alternative source of carbohydrate for your dog with sensitivities, while helping to strengthen the muscles and joints. Thanks to the natural hypoallergenic recipe, these DENTAL sticks are suitable for dogs with allergies and sensitivities, but they are full of flavour! These chews have a 'meaty' flavour that you dog will just love!

Vegdog products are naturally free of emulsifiers, colourants and preservatives and are of course not tested on animals (except our own dog who absolutely LOVES them!)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Delicious spongy chews promoting fresh breath

Vegdog DENTAL Sticks 120 g pack with 10 dental chews. Healthy dental hygiene for smaller dogs. Purely plant-based delicious grain free chewing sticks made from beetroot and tapioca.

The three advantages of these Vegdog chewing bands are: the sponge structure, the cleaning of the teeth is particularly well supported and allows the gums to be massaged while chewing. Beetroot provides plenty of Vitamin C and fibre. It regulates intestinal activity and promotes cell metabolism and renewal.

Tapioca flour chosen as an alternative source of carbohydrates for dogs with sensitivities, strengthens the muscles and joints. Thanks to the hypoallergenic formula, these DENTAL sticks are suitable for dogs with allergies.

Vegdog products are naturally free of emulsifiers, colourants and preservatives and are of course not tested on animals (except our own dog who LOVES them!)

Ingredients

INGREDIENTS: Potato flour, 23,87% tapioca starch, 0,5% beetroot, glycerine, cellulose fibres, brewer's yeast, rapeseed oil.

ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS: Crude protein 4,0%, crude fat 1,5%, crude fibre 5,0%, crude ash 4,0%, humidity 16,0%

ENERGY: 33.5 Kcal / piece, 297 Kcal / 100g

Feeding Guide

Nutritional advice:

6kg: 1 piece / day

15kg: 2 pieces / day

25kg: 3 pieces / day

35kg: 4 pieces / day (or try our XL Vegdog DENTAL sticks)

Legal feeding information: Feeding recommendations are guidelines only, the needs of each dog may vary.

The science behind Just Be Kind

Every Just Be Kind recipe is built on published veterinary nutrition science. Here are the key studies Dr. Arielle draws on — translated into plain English.

Dr. Arielle's note

"I reference these studies when speaking to sceptical vets about my patients' diets. The evidence for nutritionally complete plant-based feeding has strengthened considerably since 2021."

Taste preference

Plant-based versus meat-based pet foods: Owner-reported palatability behaviours

Proof that vegan dog food diets are as palatable as meat-based or even raw in this significant study carried out during 2020 and published by Prof Andrew Knight in June 2021

Prof. Andrew Knight, 2020

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Longevity

Largest Study of 2536 dogs showing dogs fed vegan diets were healthiest!

Dogs fed vegan diets clearly had the best health outcomes in this very large-scale study, and these results are consistent with prior studies in this field. – Prof Andrew Knight Sept 2024

Prof. Andrew Knight, 2024

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Digestion

Dog domestication reveals adaptation to a starch-rich diet

A fascinating study proving how mutations in key genes occurred allowing increased starch digestion in dogs relative to wolves. These results indicate that early ancestors of modern dogs could thrive on a diet rich in starch.

Research in Vet. Science, 2022

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Health Outcomes

Reported Health Benefits of a Vegan Dog Food - Dr Mike Davies (2022)

Davies (2022) surveyed 100 dog guardians who had switched to a nutritionally complete vegan dog food designed by UK vets. "The vegan food was acceptable (palatable), and appetite and body weight were not adversely affected."

Dr Mike Davies, 2022

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