Kangaroo Rib Chews

Our Kangaroo Ribs provides a delicious and natural way for your pet to keep their teeth clean and healthy.

Looking for a real Dental Treat? We have it for you

This is a great smaller dental dog treat which is great for medium-sized dogs and keen smaller dogs who love to chew - there's plenty of meat left on to chew away.

These chews are 100% animal Kangaroo protein, providing essential nutrients and calcium for optimal dental care. 

Offering kangaroo rib bone & meat for gripping and tugging, this chew are a healthy and fun way for your pet to enjoy a daily dental treat.

We have naturally dehydrated 100% protein 

No GMO  No Glycerine No Gluten  No Grain  No  Artificial Preservatives No Salt

No Artificial Colours or Flavours

140gm -  20cm long each rib

Air dried not Cooked - bones will not splinter

Always supervise your pet when chewing on any bones. Never offer cooked bones!

Completely natural, tasty and healthy for Teeth Cleaning, Training & Treats

Say NO to Kibble and High Processed Pet Foods

Excellent Dental Chew  - 1 - 3 times a week

Dogs Chew on Meaty bone which mechanically helps keep Tartar down. Chewing is important for Dental Hygiene. 

Fact: No more than 10% of your Pet's daily food intake should be with Treats.

Always try to buy or make the freshest food for your Pets. Their health will improve and you will find a much healthier friend by your side.

Have you added a raw egg, seaweed powder, natural yoghurt, kefir or fresh sardines to your pets food? Try it - your pets will be in heaven.

Aussie Protein dehydrated in Victoria & Queensland, Australia

Store away from sunlight in a dark, dry place. Use within 6 months

Note: Nothing will clean your Pets teeth better than a professional dental clean.

Don't avoid Professional Dental Cleaning in lieu of Dental Treats & Chews

We highly recommend a full dental clean every 12 - 18 months depending on the tartar build up in your pet.

Australian Animal Oral Care 

Dental Treats should be a healthy complement to your dog's regular diet. To maintain a balanced lifestyle, treats should make up no more than 10% of their daily calorie intake.

When selecting treats, choose ones that suit your dog's size and introduce new varieties gradually to monitor for any allergies. Keep treat-giving in moderation to avoid overfeeding and use them as rewards during training or fun activities.

Always ensure your dog has access to fresh water, especially after enjoying dehydrated treats.