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- Description
Turn chew time into a little dental ritual your dog will love with WHIMZEES Ricebone in the 19oz bag. These natural dental chews are a favorite among pet parents worldwide, and the playful, knobby bone shape gives your pup something genuinely satisfying to gnaw on. It is an easy way to add a feel-good habit to your dog's day while keeping their chewing instinct happily occupied.
What makes the Ricebone a standout:
- Natural dental chews for dogs, beloved by pet parents around the world.
- The whimsical knobby shape is designed to provide support to oral and dental health.
- Works by stimulating blood flow to your dog's teeth and gums, as WHIMZEES describes.
- A fun bone-style shape that keeps chew time engaging.
- A generous 19oz bag, so you have plenty on hand for a regular routine.
- Made with potato starch, glycerin, powdered cellulose, lecithin and yeast.
- Includes malt extract and lupine in the recipe.
- Colored with annatto extract and made with alfalfa extract.
- A simple, satisfying way to fold dental care into everyday life.
Dogs are happiest when they have something worthwhile to chew, and the WHIMZEES Ricebone delivers exactly that. WHIMZEES says each knobby shape provides support to oral and dental health by stimulating blood flow to the teeth and gums, so every contented chew doubles as a small act of care. The bone-inspired design keeps things fun and gives your pup a satisfying texture to work through, while the recognizable ingredient list, led by potato starch and glycerin, reflects the natural recipe that earned this chew its worldwide following. The roomy 19oz bag means you are well stocked for a daily habit, whether you hand one over as an after-dinner wind-down or a well-earned reward. Keep this bag in the cupboard and let your dog enjoy the kind of treat that feels good to give and good to chew. It is a simple, joyful way to look after that happy, healthy smile, one knobby Ricebone at a time, day after day.
