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Customer Reviews
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Reviewer: Julia from Surrey 
I have been using these treats since the Royal Veterinary Hospital put my 15 year old Whippet on a single source protein
diet, as a result of IBS and having her spleen removed in February this year.
They are the only Duck treats on the market and she absolutely loves them. They are natural, easy to carry around and not
too expensive. I would certainly recommend them to anyone whose dog suffers from an delicate tummy or IBS in fact I haven't
yet found any dog yet that doesn't like them
Reviewer: Liz from Andover
Not just for dogs! Our eight ferrets love them too. The ferrets are a picky bunch and usualy turn their nose up at chew treats but they tuck into these with no problems. Very good for keeping their teeth clean. The cats love them too but have to hide the packet or they steal them!
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- Gently cleans teeth & gums
- Effective plaque removal
- Unique antibacterial action
- No toothpaste required!
With 12,000 more fibres than a toothbrush and antibacterial silver ions, the microfibre tooth cleaner gently removes bacteria and plaque, preventing build up of tartar and freshening breath.
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Tips to Reduce Dog Itching & Scratching |
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Fleas - check your dog's skin and coat for signs of parasites
Keep on top of natural flea control- flea allergies can cause permanent skin damage
Nutrition – feed a high quality dog food and healthy dog treats
Consult your vet – so they can diagnose the cause of your dog’s itching
Bath your dog - with a soothing neem shampoo, but not too frequently as you don't want to dry out their skin.
Brush the coat daily - and carefully comb or cut out matted hair from which bacteria can enter the skin causing bacterial dermatitis.
Wash dog bedding every week
Hoover the house regularly
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