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Milk-Bone
Brushing Chews (6 Count (Pack of 5))
Brushing Chews (6 Count (Pack of 5))
Regular price
$60.99 USD
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$60.99 USD
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Key Features
- CONTAINS: Five bags of six large Milk-Bone Brushing Chews Original Chicken Flavor dog dental treats (packaging may vary)
- LARGE DOG TREATS: For dogs 50 lbs. and up, and over six months of age
- VOHC ACCEPTED: Daily dental chews with nubs and ridges that help clean teeth
- SCRUBBING ACTION: Helps reduce tartar build-up, freshen breath and maintain healthy gums
- FORMULATED WITH CALCIUM: To help support strong bones and teeth
Specifications
| Brand | Milk-Bone |
| Manufacturer | The J.M. Smucker Co. |
| Model | 079100785667 |
| Color | Brown |
| Size | 6 Count (Pack of 5) |
| Style | Large |
| Product Type | PET_FOOD |
| Recommended Uses | Dental Care, Oral Hygiene |
| Special Features | ['VOHC Accepted'] |
| Item Highlights | 5 (6-count) bags, Daily dental dog treats, For dogs 50+ lbs., Original chicken flavor |
| Item Type Keyword | pet-snack-treats |
| Item Dimensions | H: 232 |
| Package Dimensions | H: 158 / L: 271 / W: 231 (Weight: 1532) |
| unit | 30 Count |
Description
Don’t let stinky breath keep you and your dog from the closeness you love. Help make sure their mouth stays clean and fresh with Milk-Bone Brushing Chews Daily Dental Dog Treats. These VOHC Accepted dog dental chews have a special twist design with nubs and ridges that help clean teeth. As your dog chews, scrubbing action helps to reduce tartar build-up, freshen breath and maintain healthy gums as effectively as brushing*. These large dental treats are also formulated with calcium to help support strong bones and teeth, and they have a tasty chicken flavor your dog will love. Plus, they contain no fillers or artificial flavors, and are easy to digest. Stock up now for an easy and effective way to help protect your dog’s teeth every day. *When fed daily, Milk-Bone Brushing Chews are as effective as brushing a dog’s teeth twice a week based on the reduction of tartar build-up and bad breath. The Veterinary Oral Health Council recommends daily tooth brushing for optimal effectiveness.
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