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Minties Dental Chews for Dogs, 12 Count, Vet-Recommended Mint-Flavored Treats for Large Dogs Over 50 lbs, Dental Bones Clean Teeth, Fight Bad Breath, and Removes Plaque and Tartar
$14.91
About This
- Freshens Breath: Minties dental treats for dogs contain NO WHEAT, CORN, OR SOY; these dog dental treats contain five (5) breath fresheners: alfalfa, parsley, fennel, dill, and peppermint
- Vet Recommended Dog Chews for Cleaning Teeth: Minties dog dental chew bones provide vet-recommended dental care in a daily chew dogs love
- Help Clean Teeth: Minties dog teeth cleaning chews feature a unique shape and texture that rubs teeth clean while your dog chews
- Dental Bones for Dogs that Remove Plaque and Tartar: Chewing Minties dental dog treats help remove plaque build-up to control tartar; this helps keep your dog's teeth healthy and clean
- Dental Bones for Large Dogs Made in the USA: This pack of teeth cleaning dog treats contains twelve (12) Minties dental bones for medium to large dogs weighing more than 50 pounds
Overview
- Brand : Minties
- Flavor : Large Mint
- Age Range (Description) : All Life Stages
- Item Form : Dental Treat
- Specific Uses For Product : Dog Dental Care
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