FAQ

Adult dogs should eat about 2–3% of their ideal body weight in raw food daily, while puppies need 4–6% of their current weight split into multiple meals.

Dental chews with specific designs and ingredients, such as enzymes and polyphosphate, can help reduce tartar buildup in dogs through mechanical action.

The best thing to give dogs to clean their teeth is VOHC-approved dental chews designed to reduce plaque and tartar, in combination with regular tooth brushing.

Dental chews designed with specific shapes, textures, and active ingredients can help reduce plaque and tartar in dogs through mechanical action and chemical support.

The best thing to give dogs to clean their teeth is a properly designed dental chew approved by the VOHC, used daily alongside brushing and veterinary care.

Dental chews designed with specific textures and ingredients can help reduce plaque and tartar in dogs through mechanical action and active compounds like enzymes or polyphosphates.

Dental chews approved by the VOHC are an effective option for helping clean dogs' teeth and reduce plaque, but tooth brushing remains the best method.

Yes, giving dogs dental chews daily is generally safe and beneficial for oral hygiene, but it should complement regular brushing and professional dental care.

Brushing your dog's teeth regularly is the most effective method to remove plaque, but using specially designed dental chews can significantly help reduce buildup.

Yes, dental treats can help reduce plaque and tartar buildup in dogs, support oral hygiene, and freshen breath when used consistently alongside tooth brushing and veterinary care.