The safety of your best friend is our #1 concern. White Bites treats are specially formulated for dissolvability. 1. Single Step Processing
Many competitive oral care dog treats are processed in a complicated manner involving several different operations that often process wheat gluten twice, making their treats more difficult to break down. White Bites treats use a simpler, single-step wheat gluten process that promotes easier treat breakdown after consumption.
2. Formulated with Milk Protein
Most oral care dog treats are formulated only with wheat gluten in order to achieve an abrasive, plaque-breaking consistency. The addition of milk protein to White Bites™ treats aids in the treat breakdown process. As an added benefit, milk protein helps maintain strong teeth and bones.
White Bites treats are formulated to maintain 7-8 minutes of chewing time which is critical for your dog's abrasive teeth cleaning. The extremely tasty formulation of White Bites treats will maintain your dog's interest for that important period of teeth cleaning. You'll love White Bites treats for the long-term breath freshening and teeth cleaning results! Your dog will love White Bites treats for the delicious taste!
Ingredients:
Wheat Gluten, Sodium Casesinate, Water, Glycerin, Tapioca Starch, Vegetable Oil, Pea Protein Concentrate, Gelatin, Calcium Carbonate, Titanium Dioxide, Natural Flavor, Powdered Cellulose, Potassium Sorbate (A Preservative), Sodium Alginate, FD&C Blue #1, Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda).
Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Protein, (Min)........52.0%
Crude Fat, (Min)................2.0%
Crude Fiber (Max).............2.0%
Moisture, (Max)...............18.0%
One of the keys to help maintain good oral hygiene is to prevent the accumulation of plaque and tartar. Feeding your pet abrasive treats such as White Bites treats may help prevent the accumulation of plaque and tartar.
Some competitive oral care dog treats clean teeth with an abrasive, mechanical action achieved via the hardness of the treat. This hardness is usually achieved through complex manufacturing processes. The end product can result in inadequate dissolvability after ingestion.
White Bites treats achieve an abrasive and chewy consistency by supplementing wheat gluten with milk protein. The result is a safer, dissolvable treat that helps clean teeth and minimize plaque accumulation.
Bye, bye doggie breath! White Bites treats include calcium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate - 2 ingredients that help promote breath freshening while the abrasive texture of White Bites treats scrape tarter and plaque. In the long term, the control of tartar and plaque will help maintain oral hygiene and fresh breath.
Proper oral care is vital to helping maintain your dog's best oral hygiene. Bacteria naturally found in the mouth can multiply to form plaque, a sticky substance that coats tooth surfaces. In addition, minerals in saliva and food can bind with the plaque to form tartar (also known as calculus). Tartar can be seen as a hard, unsightly brown discoloration on your dog's teeth. While the accumulation of tartar is often first observed along the gum line, it can build up until it covers a major part of the tooth surface if left untreated.
The best way to keep plaque and tartar from building up is to control it early and consistently. Daily sustained chewing of mildly abrasive treats such as White Bites™ treats gently scrapes sticky plaque film from the teeth. The prevention of plaque accumulation will, in effect, also control the build up of tartar. In the end, the reduction of plaque deposits and tartar control help keep teeth clean, which further helps maintain good oral hygiene for your best friend. For complete oral care guidance, consult your veterinarian and follow the stated recommendations. Dental tips:
Prevention is key to avoid painful diseases, treatments, and dental costs.Dental diseases can affect any dog; in fact almost 70% of all dogs have some form of dental disease that needs professional treatment.Dental problems are painful and most dogs suffer in silence as they have no way to share their pain. Instead, they try to live thru it, often times swallowing their food whole as it becomes too painful to chew. Bacterial infections in the mouth of a dog can migrate into the bloodstream, through vital organs such as the heart and kidneys. Puppies, just like humans, go thru a teething process and need to chew on safe treats and toys. This helps to sooth aching gums and to help the new teeth erupt.Veterinarians and dental professionals suggest supplementing tooth brushing with tartar reducing foods, treats and toys.