Puppy Dental Chews
Twenty mini soft chews in banana and mint, sized for puppy mouths and mild enough to start from twelve weeks.
- Mini size, made for small mouths
- Soft enough for teeth still coming through
- From 12 weeks old
- Free UK delivery · 90-day money-back promise
- Pack size
- 20 mini soft chews
- Flavour
- Banana & Mint
- Suitable for
- Puppies from 12 weeks
- Net weight
- 80g
- Feeding
- One mini chew daily
Nobody thinks about their puppy's teeth. They are brand new, they are perfect, and there are roughly four hundred more urgent things happening — toilet training, the biting phase, the shoe that did not survive the week.
Which is a shame, because this is the easiest window you will ever get. A twelve-week-old puppy has no opinion about a daily dental chew. They have not yet learned to be suspicious, they will accept almost any flavour offered by someone they like, and whatever you do now simply becomes normal. Try introducing the same routine at four years old and you will meet a very different dog.
These are the adult chew made small and mild. A mini size that a puppy can finish without working at it, a soft texture that suits teeth still coming through, and banana rather than blueberry because puppies take to it more readily.
You are not fixing a problem here. You are making sure there is never one to fix.
Start before it is a problem
The habit is easier to build now than to introduce later.
Why twelve weeks matters
Puppies lose their milk teeth somewhere between four and seven months, and the adult set arrives over a few messy weeks after that. It is tempting to think none of it counts until the grown-up teeth are in.
What you are really building in those early months is tolerance. A puppy who has had something put near their mouth every day since twelve weeks grows into a dog who thinks nothing of it — at the vet, at the groomer, and on the day you finally do try a toothbrush. A puppy who has never had that grows into a dog who treats any hand near their face as a negotiation.
That is the honest case for starting early. Not that a mini chew transforms a puppy's mouth, but that the routine you set now is the one you will still have in eight years.
Questions new owners ask
How young can we start?
Twelve weeks. Younger than that and we would rather you waited — speak to your vet if you are unsure of your puppy's exact age.
My puppy is teething and chewing everything.
Normal, and miserable for everyone. These are soft chews rather than something to gnaw on, so they are not a teething toy — they are a daily routine that happens to be gentle on sore gums.
When do we switch to the adult chew?
Once the adult teeth are through and your puppy is comfortably eating adult food — usually somewhere around seven to eight months. The adult Dental Chews are simply a larger chew in blueberry and mint.
Can a small adult dog have these instead?
They can. Some owners of toy breeds prefer the mini size permanently, and there is nothing wrong with that.
One a day, or more?
One. Puppies are small and a lot of their daily intake needs to be their actual food.
Small, mild, and easy to start
Twenty mini chews in banana and mint. Sized for a puppy mouth and soft enough for teeth still coming through.
Start at twelve weeks and the routine simply becomes normal — which is worth far more than anything a single chew does on its own.
- Soft minis Sized for a puppy mouth
- From 12 weeks Mini size, mild flavour
- Free UK delivery Dispatched within one working day