Orozyme Chewing Strips are the perfect choice for caring for your dog’s teeth in the most pleasant way possible for you both. The practical chew strips have a specially tailored recipe and texture to help combat the build-up of plaque and tartar. Orozyme Chewing Strips contain a special active complex with enzymes that also appear in the saliva, contributing to a reduction in plaque build-up. Chewing these strips also helps have an abrasive effect on the teeth, and your dog’s natural chewing instincts mean that Orozyme Chewing Strips will be well-accepted. They make the ideal supplement to regular dental care and are available in different sizes that are tailored to small, medium and large breed dogs. Orozyme Chewing Strips at a glance: Dental care strips for dogs Ideal supplement for dental hygiene Combats plaque: patented enzyme formula with lactoferrin and lactoperoxidase works in combination with the abrasive effect of chewing to combat the build-up of plaque and tartar Easy to administer: can be served as a chewing snack that will be naturally accepted thanks to your dog’s natural chewing instincts Long-lasting chewing enjoyment: the strips have been specially developed not to snap by chewing, ensuring the full dental cleaning effect Available in various different sizes: suitable for small, medium and large breed dogs
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Orozyme
- Price: £15.51
- Unit price: £110.00/kg
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Also available as
- Large (141g): £15.35 (£108.87/kg)
- Small (224g): £16.31 (£72.81/kg)
Good to know
- Never give cooked bones. Cooking makes them brittle, and they splinter into sharp pieces.
- Choose a chew too big to swallow whole, and take it away once it is worn down small enough to gulp.
- If you cannot dent a chew with your fingernail, it is hard enough to crack a tooth.
Common questions
Are antlers good for dogs’ teeth?
Antlers are very hard and are a known cause of broken teeth, especially in strong chewers. Softer chews that you can dent with a fingernail are a safer option. Daily brushing is still the best way to keep teeth clean.
Do dental chews replace brushing my dog’s teeth?
No. Dental chews can help reduce some build-up, but they do not reach every tooth surface the way a brush does. Use them alongside daily brushing with dog toothpaste and regular dental checks at the vet.
