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Minties Dog Dental Bone Treats, Tiny/Small Dental Dog Treats, 5-25 lbs, Clean Teeth, Fight Bad Breath, Removes Plaque and Tartar, 120 Count
$41.97
About This
- Dental Dog Bones that are Vet Recommended: Minties dental chews for tiny/small dogs provide vet recommended dental care that dogs love
- Tiny/Small Dog Dental Chews That Help Clean Teeth: Minties dog teeth cleaning treats feature a unique shape and texture that rubs teeth clean, while your dog chews
- Dog Dental Bones For Removing Plaque and Tartar: Chewing Minties Dog Dental Treats help dogs chew away plaque build-up and control tartar; this helps keep your dog's teeth healthy and clean
- Promote Good Dog Oral Health: Using Minties dog dental chews daily helps promote oral health and serves as a dog breath freshener with five (5) breath fresheners: alfalfa, parsley, fennel dill, and peppermint
- Made in the USA: Contains one hundred twenty (120) Minties dog teeth cleaning chews for tiny to small dogs weighing less than 40 pounds
Overview
- Brand : Minties
- Flavor : Small Mint
- Age Range (Description) : All Life Stages
- Item Form : Bone
- Specific Uses For Product : Teeth
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