Signs Your Dog's Treats Are Upsetting Their Gut
The most common signs a treat is upsetting your dog's gut are loose stools, excessive gas or bloating, vomiting, itchy skin or paw licking, and reduced interest in food.
The most common signs a treat is upsetting your dog's gut are loose stools, excessive gas or bloating, vomiting, itchy skin or paw licking, and reduced interest in food.
There’s no single duration to expect. The product, the dimensions of the piece and your dog’s chewing behaviour all influence how quickly they get through it.
Persistent bad breath, red or bleeding gums, tartar or tooth discolouration, loose or broken teeth, and changes in eating behaviour can all indicate a dental problem.
The best chew depends on your dog’s size, dental condition, diet and chewing behaviour. Start with suitable dimensions and texture, then consider ingredients, portions and what your dog enjoys.
Yes - some dental chews can help reduce plaque and tartar build-up, but effectiveness varies between products. The strongest evidence comes from testing the finished chew, rather than judging it...