Kangaroo Teeth Cleanser

Natural Chewing Enrichment

Chewing is an instinctive and rewarding behaviour that can provide valuable mental stimulation.

Kangaroo Teeth Cleaners give dogs an appropriate outlet for this natural urge while turning treat time into an enjoyable enrichment activity. They may help:

• relieve boredom;
• encourage calm, focused behaviour;
• provide mental stimulation;
• keep dogs positively occupied;
• redirect chewing away from household objects; and
• create rewarding moments between dogs and their families.

The natural aroma, interesting shape and varied texture make every chew an engaging sensory experience.

Naturally Rich in Protein

Kangaroo is naturally lean and rich in high-quality animal protein. Protein supplies essential amino acids that help support:

• healthy muscles;
• normal growth and tissue maintenance;
• everyday energy and activity;
• healthy skin and coat; and
• the body’s normal repair processes.

Kangaroo also naturally contains nutrients such as iron, zinc and B-group vitamins. The exact nutritional content of the finished product can vary according to the part of the animal used, preparation method and moisture content.

Specific nutrient amounts or claims should only be made following laboratory analysis of the finished treat.

Choose the Right Size

Small Kangaroo Teeth Cleaners

Our smaller size is ideal for:

• small dogs;
• dogs with smaller mouths;
• gentler chewers;
• controlled treat portions; and
• dogs that prefer a more manageable chew.

Large Kangaroo Teeth Cleaners

Our larger size is ideal for:

• medium and large dogs;
• enthusiastic chewers;
• dogs that enjoy a more substantial treat; and
• providing a longer, more satisfying chewing experience.

Every dog chews differently. Always choose a product that is too large for your dog to swallow whole and appropriate for its teeth and chewing ability.

Supporting Cleaner Teeth Through Chewing

The textured surface of our Kangaroo Teeth Cleaners encourages dogs to chew rather than immediately swallow their treat.

As the treat moves against the teeth, its natural mechanical action may help:

• loosen food debris;
• reduce some surface build-up;
• support cleaner-looking teeth;
• massage the gums;
• encourage saliva production; and
• promote regular chewing as part of an oral-care routine.

While chewing can contribute to oral care, Kangaroo Teeth Cleaners should not replace regular toothbrushing, veterinary dental examinations or dental products recommended by your veterinarian.

The product name describes the treat’s intended chewing purpose and textured design. It should not be interpreted as a guarantee that the product will prevent or treat dental disease.

Suitable for Dogs of Different Sizes and Life Stages

With small and large sizes available, Kangaroo Teeth Cleaners can be matched to dogs of different breeds and body sizes.

They may be suitable for:

• small, medium and large dogs;
• adult dogs with healthy teeth;
• puppies that have developed their adult teeth and are ready for firmer chews; and
• senior dogs whose teeth and chewing ability remain suitable.

Puppies, senior dogs and dogs with sensitive, worn, damaged or missing teeth should be assessed carefully before receiving a firm chew. Ask your veterinarian if you are unsure whether this product is appropriate for your dog.

A Simple Treat Choice

Our Kangaroo Teeth Cleaners are made for owners looking for a natural, animal-based treat with no unnecessary additions.

As a single-animal-protein treat, kangaroo may be a useful choice for some dogs whose owners prefer a simple ingredient list. However, no meat can be guaranteed suitable for every dog.

Dogs with known allergies, food sensitivities, pancreatitis, medical conditions or a veterinarian-prescribed diet should only be given new treats following veterinary advice.

Feeding and Safety Instructions

For safe and responsible treating:

• always supervise your dog while chewing;
• select the appropriate small or large size;
• choose a treat larger than your dog can swallow whole;
• do not allow your dog to bite down forcefully on a treat that is too hard for its teeth;
• remove the remaining piece when it becomes small enough to swallow;
• discard the treat if it develops sharp edges;
• provide fresh drinking water;
• feed in moderation as part of a complete and balanced diet; and
• stop feeding and seek veterinary advice if your dog experiences pain, choking, vomiting or another unexpected reaction.

Treats should make up no more than 10% of your dog’s daily calorie intake. Adjust the serving amount according to your dog’s size, activity level, health and overall diet.