Big Savings on DentaStix
Looking for effective oral care for dogs without breaking the bank? Pedigree DentaStix are one of the UK’s best-selling dental dog treats, helping reduce plaque and tartar build-up while doubling as a delicious daily chew.
We’ve slashed prices across all pack sizes — not just the best-sellers — making it easier than ever to care for your dog’s teeth.
Stock is limited in-store, so be quick!
More DentaStix, More Value
Looking for a longer-lasting supply of dental dog treats? Our new larger packs are here — 70 for small dogs, 56 for medium, and 42 for large — all just £8.99 each.
Stock up and keep those teeth sparkling (because nothing says love like fresh breath and a healthy smile, right?).
Don’t Forget the Dental: Oral Care for Dogs Starts Here
Let’s be honest, our furry friends bring us endless joy, but there’s one part of their wellbeing we often forget… dental care!
Just like us, dogs need regular oral hygiene to stay happy and healthy. Without proper oral care for dogs, problems like plaque, tartar, gum disease, and tooth loss can sneak in and cause serious discomfort.
Why Dental Dog Treats and Brushing Matter
If we skipped brushing our teeth, we’d quickly feel the effects – aches, bad breath, difficulty eating, and costly dentist visits. Dogs are no different. Neglecting their dental care can lead to painful issues like gingivitis and periodontal disease.
Plaque and tartar build-up cause inflammation, tooth pain, and eventual loss if left untreated. That’s why vets recommend combining brushing with dental dog treats to maintain a clean, healthy mouth.
Tools like the Hatchwells Toothbrush (great for both dogs and cats) or the Beaphar’s Finger Toothbrush allow you to keep your pet’s teeth in check – gently and effectively.
Spotting the Signs of Dental Discomfort
Dogs can’t tell us when their teeth hurt so it’s up to us to notice the signs. One of the earliest (and most overlooked) clues is persistent bad breath. We joke about “dog breath,” but if it’s stronger than usual, it might signal a dental issue.
Check their mouth: are their teeth clean and white, or is there plaque build-up around the gums? Are any teeth chipped or missing?
Other signs include difficulty chewing, dropping food, pawing at the mouth, and avoiding dry kibble. Many owners assume their pet is just being fussy, but discomfort from dental problems is often the real reason.
Support Oral Health with Dental Dog Treats
Preventing pain is just one benefit of good oral care for dogs – it also helps them enjoy their favourite foods without hesitation.
Adding dental dog treats to your pet’s routine is a simple and effective way to boost their oral hygiene between brushes. Try options like Pedigree DentaStix Chews or Goodboy’s Chicken with Carrot Sticks – they’re tasty, rewarding, and help clean your dog’s teeth while they chew.
Want to Know More?
Explore our blog on dog dental health and find the best healthy dog treats and products to keep your pooch smiling HERE.
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