Dog chew SYTA MICHA Rabbit with banana, 13.5 cm, 70 g, natural dental chew for adult dogs

SYTA MICHA Rabbit with banana, 13.5 cm, natural chew treat is a single-ingredient dental chew combining rabbit protein and banana flavour in a firm, long-lasting stick. Designed for chewing and dental care, this 13.5 cm chew provides mechanical abrasion to help reduce plaque and support gum health while serving as a snack or reward. The natural composition and compact size make it suitable for supervised daily use for both adult and young dogs.

Advantages

The SYTA MICHA Rabbit with banana chew offers a balanced texture that resists rapid consumption while still being safe to gnaw. Its rabbit-based formulation provides a novel protein source for dogs with sensitivities to common meats, and the banana flavour adds palatability without artificial coatings. Regular chewing of this 13.5 cm treat contributes to mechanical removal of soft plaque and helps maintain oral hygiene. The product is convenient for training rewards, enrichment, and short-term occupation under supervision.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs needing dental abrasion and oral care
• Young dogs transitioning to chewable treats under supervision
• Dogs with preference for novel proteins such as rabbit
• Use as a training reward, short-term enrichment, or snack

Key specifications

• Brand: SYTA MICHA
• Product: Rabbit with banana chew
• Length: 13.5 cm
• Type: Natural chew treat / dental chew
• EAN: 5903631272165
• Recommended use: supervised daily snack and reward for adult and young dogs

How to use

Offer the SYTA MICHA Rabbit with banana chew to your dog under supervision and monitor chewing behaviour. Ensure fresh water is available. Remove the chew when it becomes small enough to pose a swallowing risk or if your dog attempts to swallow large pieces. Use the chew as a controlled treat or reward during training sessions, and allow limited daily access according to your dog’s size and chewing intensity.

Recommendations

Introduce the chew gradually, especially for young dogs or dogs new to firm chews. Supervise all chewing sessions, adjust frequency based on dental condition and body weight, and consult a veterinarian if your dog has specific dietary needs, tooth damage, or a history of swallowing large pieces.