Wellness WHIMZEES Brushzees Dog Dental Treats | Natural Daily Dental Chew | Small, Medium & Large

You brush daily. Your dog should too. Give your dog one WHIMZEES Brushzees Dental Treat a day for a fun, natural way to help clean teeth, freshen breath, and reduce plaque and tartar when chewed daily. The brush-like shape is designed to work on teeth while your dog chews, and the recipe is made with a short list of simple ingredients.

Dental disease is the number one health issue for dogs, affecting about 80% of adult dogs, according to Wellness. One chew a day is an easy way to make at-home dental care part of the routine.

Why your dog will love it:

• 😋 A tasty, chewy treat dogs look forward to every day
• 🪥 A fun brush-like shape that keeps dogs chewing
• 🐾 A longer-lasting chew than a quick snack, with more time spent cleaning
• 🌿 A short ingredient list, with a plant-based recipe starting with potato starch

Why you’ll love it:

• 🦷 Designed to help clean teeth, freshen breath, and reduce plaque and tartar when chewed daily
• 🪥 A toothbrush-style chew that makes daily dental care simple
• 🌿 Made with simple, natural ingredients and no meat
• 🚫 Free of meat and rawhide
• 📏 A size for every dog: Small (15–25 lb), Medium (25–40 lb), and Large (40–60 lb)
• 💧 Just one chew a day, so a bag lasts as many days as the count
• 🐕 For adult dogs 9 months and older

A simple daily habit for dog moms who want fresher breath and cleaner teeth.

Ingredients:
Potato Starch, Glycerin, Powdered Cellulose, Lecithin, Dried Yeast, Malt Extract, Sweet Lupin Meal, Alfalfa Extract, Paprika Extract.

Medium and Large sizes also contain Calcium Carbonate.

Guaranteed Analysis:

• Crude Protein (min): 1.0%
• Crude Fat (min): 2.0%
• Crude Fibre (max): 9.0%
• Moisture (max): 12.0%

Feeding Guide:

Feed one chew per day. Always provide access to fresh water. For dogs older than 9 months of age.

Choose the right size for your dog:

As with any chew, supervise your dog and make sure the treat is adequately chewed. Choose the size that matches your dog’s weight, and throw away any small leftover pieces. If your dog has a medical condition or dental problem, check with your veterinarian first. Dental treats are not a substitute for regular dental care or veterinary checkups.