Dental chew ZOLUX knotted white bone 54 g — natural beef dental treat for small adult dogs 60 mm, pack of 6

ZOLUX knotted white bone is a 54 g natural dental chew designed for adult small-breed dogs (5–10 kg). The 60 mm solid chew has a beef flavor and is formulated to support dental hygiene by helping to prevent the formation and re-formation of tartar. The product is sold in a sachet containing 6 pieces and is free from grains, gluten, soy, preservatives, artificial colours and sugar. Keep out of the reach of children.

Advantages

The knotted shape and solid texture provide mechanical abrasion to help reduce plaque and tartar buildup while satisfying the dog’s natural chewing instinct. The formula is grain-, gluten-, soy-, preservative-, colour- and sugar-free, making it suitable for dogs with certain dietary sensitivities. Compact 60 mm size and lightweight 54 g make it suitable for small adult breeds and easy to portion and store.

Suitable for

• Adult small-breed dogs (approx. 5–10 kg)
• Dogs that require dental care to prevent tartar formation
• Pets with sensitivities to grain, gluten, soy, preservatives or added sugars
• Owners seeking a compact, single-serve dental chew

Key specifications

• Product type: Natural dental chew (solid)
• Weight per piece: 54 g
• Length: 60 mm
• Pack quantity: 6 pieces per sachet
• Main flavour: Beef
• Suitable breed size: Small breeds (approx. 5–10 kg)
• Dietary properties: Grain-free, gluten-free, soy-free, preservative-free, sugar-free, no artificial colours
• Primary purpose: Prevention of tartar formation and re-formation; dental hygiene support

How to use

Give one knotted white bone chew to an adult small-breed dog as a treat or dental aid. Supervise the dog while chewing and remove any large broken pieces to avoid choking. Store the sachet in a cool, dry place and follow normal portioning according to your pet’s size and activity level. Not intended for puppies or dogs outside the recommended weight range.

Recommendations

Keep out of the reach of children. Use as part of a regular dental care routine including tooth brushing and veterinary check-ups. If your dog has a history of dental disease or dietary restrictions, consult your veterinarian before introducing new chews.