Green Petfood Denties are functional dental snacks developed to promote daily oral hygiene while offering a sustainable and nutritious alternative for adult dogs.
Available in two versions - VeggieDog (100% vegan and grain-free) and InsectDog (with sustainable insect protein) - these snacks cater to different dietary needs and are ideal for dogs with sensitivities or alternative diets.
Their star shape encourages prolonged chewing, helping to reduce plaque and massage the gums. The presence of cellulose enhances the natural tooth-cleaning effect.
Produced with selected ingredients and a strong commitment to the environment, these snacks are a balanced choice between health, taste, and sustainability.
💡 Why buy?
✔ Daily dental care (shape + cellulose)
✔ Available in vegan or insect version
✔ Ideal for dogs with food sensitivities
✔ Grain-free (VeggieDog)
✔ Functional and nutritious snack
✔ Sustainable production with CO₂ offsetting
✔ Highly palatable and easy to digest
📊 Technical Characteristics
| Protein |
Fat |
Fiber |
Ash |
Moisture |
| 6.0% |
1.0% |
4.5% |
5.0% |
23.0% |
🍽️ Recommended Daily Dose
| Dog weight |
Daily quantity |
| 10 kg |
0.5 stick |
| 25 kg |
1.5 stick |
| 35 kg |
2 sticks |
Each stick contains approximately 64 kcal.
Give as a supplement to the main diet. Supervision is recommended during consumption and always make fresh water available.
🧪 Composition
VeggieDog: Dried tapioca (40%), dried potato, vegetable glycerin, potato starch, cellulose (4%), hydrolyzed yeast, minerals
InsectDog: Dried potato, dried tapioca, insects (14%), vegetable glycerin, potato starch, cellulose (4%), minerals
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Do these snacks really help with dental hygiene?
Yes, the star shape and cellulose help reduce plaque and massage the gums.
What is the difference between VeggieDog and InsectDog?
VeggieDog is 100% vegan, while InsectDog uses insect protein.
Are they suitable for sensitive dogs?
Yes, they are great for alternative diets and food sensitivities.
Can they replace the main diet?
No, they are complementary snacks.
