Snacks para cães MACED Orelhas de coelho com pelo, pack de 10 – snack natural para mastigar para cães, adultos, higiene dentária

MACED Rabbit ears with hair are natural solid chew treats for adult dogs, sold as a pack of 10. Made from rabbit meat and left with hair to provide texture during chewing, these treats are free from soy, sugar, gluten, preservatives and artificial colours. Designed to support dental care and dental protection, they are suitable for dogs of all breed sizes and are supplied in plastic packaging. These treats are intended as snacks and not as a substitute for a complete and balanced diet.

Advantages

The treats are single-ingredient rabbit chews with hair that help mechanically clean teeth and reduce plaque build-up through chewing. Their composition excludes common allergens and additives such as soy, gluten, sugar, preservatives and artificial colours. The solid, durable form makes them suitable for adult dogs across a wide weight range and supports dental hygiene with a natural ingredient.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs needing dental care and dental protection
• Dogs with sensitivities to soy, gluten or added sugars
• Owners seeking single-ingredient, natural chew treats

Key specifications

• Form: Solid chew
• Main ingredient: Rabbit (ears with hair)
• Suitable life stage: Adult
• Breed size: All sizes (2–80 kg)
• Package: Plastic packaging, pack of 10
• Weight range per pack: up to 200 g
• Free from: Soy, sugar, gluten, preservatives, artificial colours
• Intended effect: Dental care and dental protection

How to use

Offer one chew to an adult dog under supervision and ensure fresh drinking water is available. Adjust frequency based on the dog’s size, chewing habits and dietary needs. Monitor the dog while consuming chews to prevent swallowing large pieces and remove any small, sharp fragments to avoid choking. Store the product in a cool, dry place and reseal the packaging after opening.

Recommendations

These treats are complementary snacks and should not replace a balanced diet. Consult your veterinarian if your dog has specific dietary restrictions, dental problems or if you are unsure about suitability for puppies or senior dogs with fragile teeth.