OKEY DOGGY Freeze Dried Functional Yoghurt Treats-Oral/Dental Care

Maintain Fresh Breath and Clean Teeth with Every Bite. OKEY DOGGY’s Specially Formulated Oral/Dental Care Freeze-Dried Yogurt Treats 5x10g bags These treats are specifically designed for oral health. They contain kelp and honey to support healthy teeth and gums. Enriched with cranberry and carrot, they provide essential fruits and vegetables for balanced nutrition. With a single protein source and lactose-free yogurt, these treats help reduce allergies, making them suitable for all pets over 3 months old.                      Key Benefits Helps prevent the formation of dental plaque and tartar Naturally freshens breath Reduces oral inflammation and irritation Supports healthy teeth and gums Provides antioxidants and minerals to promote oral health The Role of Honey in Promoting Pets’ Oral Health Honey plays a crucial role in promoting oral health in pets. Known for its antimicrobial properties, honey can aid in fighting oral bacteria and soothing gum inflammation. It provides a natural and effective way to support your pet’s oral hygiene, promoting fresher breath and healthier teeth and gums over time. Nutrition Facts Protein： ≥ 48% Fat： ≥8% Fibre： ≤5% Ash： ≤8% Moisture： ≤ 8%   Ingredients & Administration Ingredients:Chicken, Lactose-free Yogurt, Chicken Offal, Omega-3 Oil, Blueberries, Broccoli, Taurine, Vitamins B1, B6, D3 and E. Directions for Use:Recommended for cats and dogs aged 3 months and older.Please administer servings in accordance with your pet’s age, health condition, and activity level.Please provide your pet with access to clean drinking water at all times. Storage:Please store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, avoiding moisture and direct sunlight.After opening, promptly reseal the bag and consume as soon as possible. Caution: Please ensure the packaging is intact and within the product’s expiration date. If any issues arise, do not feed the product and promptly contact the brand.The deoxidizer/desiccant inside the packaging is not edible.