Just as humans cherish a morning coffee, dogs revel in gnawing on bones. This cherished activity is more than satisfaction – it’s the secret recipe for stellar dental health. Dog bones by Indigenous Pet are just the ticket.
Just as humans cherish a morning coffee, dogs revel in gnawing on bones. This cherished activity is more than satisfaction – it’s the secret recipe for stellar dental health. Dog bones by Indigenous Pet are just the ticket.
Dental health bones for dogs by Indigenous Pet containing sea kelp are more than delightful treats; they are an essential tool for maintaining your dog’s oral hygiene, nutrition, and overall well-being.
Ultimately, regular use of dental health bones with sea kelp promotes not only a healthier mouth but also boosts your dog’s overall health. With fewer dental issues to manage, your dog is at a lower risk of developing digestive complications or systemic diseases related to poor oral hygiene. Investing in your dog’s dental health is investing in a more vibrant and joyful life together.
Firstly, these specially designed bones act as a natural toothbrush, scraping away plaque and tartar as your dog chews. This friction combats the build-up of harmful bacteria, thereby reducing the likelihood of dental diseases such as gingivitis. Dog bones made with sea kelp contain a bacteria called Bacillus lichenformis, which releases an enzyme in the saliva that breaks down the precursors to dental plaque and tartar.
They also target bacteria and help neutralize bad breath. This triple-action effect will keep your pet’s teeth white and help maintain their dental health.
In addition to the benefits to your dog’s dental health, natural kelp:
Kelp’s rich nutrient profile aids in improving skin and coat health, fostering a radiant appearance. Incorporating kelp into your dog’s diet can also bolster immune defense by providing antioxidants that combat free radicals. Coupled with its anti-inflammatory properties, kelp serves as a multi-benefit supplement to support optimal health.
To maximize the benefits of dog bones, it’s essential to know the proper usage and integration into your pet’s routine. Start by selecting an appropriate size and type of dental bone that matches your dog’s chewing habits and preferences. Puppies and smaller breeds need much smaller dental dog chews than larger pets. You may want to consult with your veterinarian to ensure the bone is suitable for your pet’s specific health needs.
Introduce the dental bone gradually to your pet, allowing them to become accustomed to the new addition. Supervise your dog while it chews, ensuring they do not attempt to swallow large pieces that could cause choking.
Consistency is key when using dental health bones. Incorporate them into your dog’s routine by offering them three to four times a week, aligning with your veterinarian’s recommendations and your dog’s health requirements. Finally, always provide fresh water and monitor your dog’s overall dental health, celebrating improvements in their breath, gum condition, and tooth cleanliness.
Use our Store Locator to find the nearest local pet store to buy our sea kelp dental health bones. Our products are also sold online on Amazon, Chewy , PetLife, and many other online retailers.
We love our local pet stores pet stores, and we encourage you to support them. Pet store staff can provide insightful advice – ensuring you choose bones tailored to your dog’s unique needs. You may also find in-store promotions and discounts that make purchasing even more rewarding.
Small Breeds from 10-25 pounds
Half (1/2) bone per day – Bone snaps In half
Mid to Large Breeds from 25-100+ pounds
One bone per day
*Not recommended for puppies under 6 months of age or dogs weighing less than 10 pounds. Not recommended for dogs undergoing treatment for hyperthyroidism.
Small Breeds from 10-25 pounds
Half (1/2) bone per day – Bone snaps In half
Mid to Large Breeds from 25-100+ pounds
One bone per day
*Not recommended for puppies under 6 months of age or dogs weighing less than 10 pounds. Not recommended for dogs undergoing treatment for hyperthyroidism.
Small Breeds from 10-25 pounds
Half (1/2) bone per day – Bone snaps In half
Mid to Large Breeds from 25-100+ pounds
One bone per day
*Not recommended for puppies under 6 months of age or dogs weighing less than 10 pounds. Not recommended for dogs undergoing treatment for hyperthyroidism.
Small Breeds from 10-25 pounds
Half (1/2) bone per day – Bone snaps In half
Mid to Large Breeds from 25-100+ pounds
One bone per day
*Not recommended for puppies under 6 months of age or dogs weighing less than 10 pounds. Not recommended for dogs undergoing treatment for hyperthyroidism.
Small Breeds from 10-25 pounds
Half (1/2) bone per day – Bone snaps In half
Mid to Large Breeds from 25-100+ pounds
One bone per day
*Not recommended for puppies under 6 months of age or dogs weighing less than 10 pounds. Not recommended for dogs undergoing treatment for hyperthyroidism.
Small Breeds from 10-25 pounds
Half (1/2) bone per day – Bone snaps In half
Mid to Large Breeds from 25-100+ pounds
One bone per day
*Not recommended for puppies under 6 months of age or dogs weighing less than 10 pounds. Not recommended for dogs undergoing treatment for hyperthyroidism.
