DentaLife Dental Treats for Cats

DentaLife Dental Treats for Cats are a savory and efficient way to take care of your cat's oral health. Such wholesome treats have an irresistible chicken flavor and work at reducing tartar formation while freshening breath. The crunchy texture and design make it so that DentaLife cat treats clean your cat's teeth completely as he chews them.

DentaLife Tasty Chicken Flavor Dental Cat Treats are a great-tasting and exciting way to keep your cat's teeth clean and fresh-smelling. Due to the crispy texture and irresistible flavors, these treats will make every dental care routine fun for your kitty. Take proper oral care for your feline friend with the use of DentaLife Dental Cat Treats and see the difference in her smile.

Key Benefits:

• Ingredients: Made with high-quality chicken, oat fiber, and essential vitamins and minerals.
• Taste: Tasty chicken flavor that cats love.
• Texture: The crispness is designed to aid in dental hygiene by removing plaque buildup.
• Benefits for health: Supports oral hygiene, prevents tartar buildup, and improves breath odor.
• Suitable for felines of all ages.
• Packaging: Provided in resealable pouches to maintain freshness.

Direction for Use:

Feed as a treat to your adult cat. This product is a treat and is not intended to be fed as a meal. For optimal benefit, feed 17 treats daily to adult cats weighing 5 pounds or more. Do not feed cats that weigh less than 5 pounds. The caloric intake from treats should not exceed 10% of a cat's total daily caloric requirement. If treats are given, the amount of food should be reduced accordingly. Provide adequate fresh water in a clean container daily. For your pet's health, see your veterinarian regularly.

Ingredients:

Ground Yellow Corn, Chicken Meal, Natural Flavor, Corn Gluten Meal, Animal Fat Preserved With Mixed-tocopherols, Powdered Cellulose, Glycerin, Dried Yeast, Calcium Carbonate, Salt, Vitamin E Supplement, Taurine, Tricalcium Phosphate, Dried Bacillus Coagulans Fermentation Product. B555120.

Calorie Content (calculated) ME:

3,429 kcal/kg, 1.4 kcal/piece

FAQ

How do DentaLife Dental Cat Treats work?

Its crunchy texture and special design clean your cat's teeth and reduce tartar by simply chewing for better oral health.

At what frequency should I be giving my cat DentaLife treats?

Give your cat these treats daily to ensure a part of their oral care routine is covered.

Are those treats suitable for cats of all ages?

Yes, these treats are suitable for cats of all ages. Always make sure to supervise your pet while they are chewing treats to ensure they are doing so properly.

Are these treats able to serve as a substitute for regular brushing?

Even though DentaLife treats can lessen tartar and improve breath, they still require regular dental care and cannot solely solve the problem. It is important to maintain regular brushing and veterinary check-ups as part of the routine.

What is the maximum number of treats I can give my cat daily?

Adhere to the feeding instructions found on the rear of the container. Usually, a couple of dailies will provide enough dental advantages.

Will these be suitable for my cat with a sensitive stomach?

Although the ingredients in DentaLife Treats are high quality and nutritious, if your cat has a sensitive stomach or specific dietary requirements, it is important to consult with your veterinarian before giving them new treats.

How should I keep DentaLife Dental Cat Treats stored?

Store in a cool, dry location and seal the bag again after each use to keep the product fresh.

Do DentaLife treats have any synthetic colors or flavors?

Negative. DentaLife Dental Cat Treats do not have any artificial colors or flavors.

Do these combat halitosis?

Indeed, they are. The snacks aid in refreshing breath by decreasing tartar accumulation and supporting general oral health for your cat.

Do these snacks have a high-calorie density?

DentaLife Treats are a delicious, calorie-conscious addition to your cat's diet. Make sure to adhere to the feeding instructions to prevent overfeeding.