Dog dental chews don’t come better than our Peanut Butter Flavour Crocodile. These snappy snacks are a genius chew that has ridges and nubs to get in-between your dog’s teeth and massage the gum line to increase blood flow, keeping their mouth healthy.
 
Benefits
* Rawhide-free & Meat-free * Gluten-free * Grain-free * Sugar-free * Vegetarian * Highly digestible & gentle on dogs stomachs * Helps reduce plaque & tartar build-up * Using only natural ingredients * Low in Fat * 
 
Benefits of the ingredients:
Sweet potatoes are great for digestive health because they’re high in dietary fibre. They’re also low in fat and contain vitamin B6, vitamin C, and manganese. They also have a sweet flavour they’ll love.

Peas are amongst the healthiest veg for your dog. A great source of vitamins A, B, & K. Packed with iron, zinc, potassium, and magnesium. Rich in protein, high in fibre. Over 70% of the composition is made up of sweet potato & peas alone.
Brewer’s yeast is rich in antioxidants which can make your dog’s skin healthier and coat shinier.

Calcium Carbonate is added to pet food as a source of calcium, which is an essential mineral for dogs.

Peanut Butter is not only a good source of protein, but it also contains heart-healthy fats, vitamin B, niacin, and vitamin E.
 
Ingredients: Sweet Potato Flour, Pea Flour, Real Peanut Butter (does not contain xylitol), Vegetable Glycerine, Vegetable Oil, Dried Brewers Yeast, Calcium Carbonate, Potassium Sorbate
 
Analysis Moisture: (max 15%) Crude ash (max 5%) Crude fibre (max 5%) Crude protein (min 3.5%) Crude fat (min 1%)
 
Max Pieces per day (Medium):
3-7 kg: 0.5-1
7-12 kg: 1-2
12-18 kg: 2-4
18+ kg: 5
 
Max Pieces per day (Large):
3-7 kg: 0.25-0.5
7-12 kg: 0.5-1
12-18 kg: 1-2
18+ kg: 2
 
Natural Flavours
Brown Peanut butter
 
Please make sure you always supervise your dog with any treats and always provide fresh drinking water. Feed as a treat or reward anytime as part of a balanced diet. Treats should be given on a non-stainable surface.
 
Suitable for puppies and dogs from 12 weeks of age although we always recommend supervising your dog, regardless of age, when eating any kind of treat.