C.E.T. VeggieDent Zen Tartar Control Chews for Dogs

C.E.T. VeggieDent Zen Tartar Control Chews for Dogs

For dogs.

Product Description

VeggieDent Zen is Virbac's plant-based daily dental chew with L-theanine added for calming support. It handles two things at once: the tartar control of a daily dental chew, plus an amino acid associated with relaxation during stressful moments.

The pairing works better than it sounds. Chewing is itself a self-soothing behavior for dogs, so a chew given before a storm, a car trip, a grooming appointment, or time alone in the crate does double duty. It's the same idea as the KONG you stuff before leaving the house, with dental benefit attached.

On the dental side, the Z-shape flexes and wraps around the tooth as the dog works through it, scraping tartar from surfaces a straight chew slides past, and FR3SH technology addresses breath at the source rather than masking it.

Plant-based with no animal protein, which makes it workable for dogs on poultry- or beef-restricted diets.

Choose the chew size matched to your dog.

Benefits

Dental Care Plus Calming Support: Daily tartar control with L-theanine.
Z-Shape Design: Flexes around teeth to reach surfaces a rigid chew misses.
FR3SH Technology: Targets the cause of bad breath rather than covering it.
Plant-Based: No animal protein.
Useful Before Stressful Events: Storms, travel, grooming, vet visits, or crate time.
Highly Palatable: Most dogs take it as a treat.

How to Use

Give one chew daily, using the size appropriate for your dog's weight. For a specific stressful event, give it in advance rather than once your dog is already worked up.

Supervise your dog while chewing, and always provide fresh water. Dental chews add calories, so count them toward your dog's daily intake.

For a fuller dental routine, pair with brushing or a water additive. Chewing helps the tooth surfaces it contacts; it doesn't reach below the gumline.

Additional Information

For dogs. Store in a cool, dry place and reseal the package after opening. Keep out of reach of children.

Talk to your veterinarian

Home dental care supplements support professional care but don't replace it. Persistent bad breath, red or bleeding gums, reluctance to chew, or pawing at the mouth warrant an exam.

On the calming side, a chew is mild support for everyday stress. Genuine anxiety is a different problem: destructive behavior when left alone, self-injury, house soiling in a trained dog, or panic during storms deserves a veterinary conversation, and there are prescription options that work on a level a dental chew doesn't approach.