Choods Dragon Treat Dog Chew | Sweet Potato, Carrot & Paprika

Add a fiery little twist to chew time with the Choods Dragon Treat, a fun vegetable starch dog chew made with sweet potato, carrot and paprika. Designed to support both dental hygiene and joint care, Choods chews are tougher than many competitor-style vegetable chews, helping to keep dogs happily occupied while supporting their everyday oral care routine.

These dragon-shaped chews are designed to help reduce calculus build-up over long-term treat feeding, making them a tasty choice for dogs who love to chew. With added glucosamine and chondroitin, they also provide extra support for healthy joints, turning treat time into something a little more purposeful.

Made with sweet potato flour, pea flour, dried carrot, plant fibre, omega fatty acids and dried paprika, this chew is a fun option for dogs who enjoy satisfying, plant-based style chews. Perfect for enrichment, boredom busting, supervised chewing and daily dental support.

Key Benefits:
Fun dragon-shaped dog chew
Made with sweet potato, carrot and paprika
Vegetable starch chew designed for longer-lasting chewing
Helps support dental hygiene and reduce calculus build-up over time
Contains glucosamine and chondroitin for joint support
Includes Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids
Great for enrichment, boredom busting and chewing satisfaction
A tasty rawhide alternative for dogs who enjoy firmer chews

Composition:
Sweet potato flour, pea flour, glycerin, yeast, calcium carbonate, dried carrot, plant fibre, Omega-3 fatty acids & Omega-6 fatty acids, dried paprika, potassium sorbate, chondroitin sulfate animal-based origin, glucosamine plant-based origin.

Feeding Guide:
Feed 1 treat per day for long-term benefit. Always ensure the chew is an appropriate size for your dog and large enough that they cannot swallow it whole.

Safety Warning:
Always supervise your dog while chewing. Remove the chew if it becomes small enough to swallow, if your dog tries to gulp it, or if large pieces break off. Fresh drinking water should always be available. Not suitable for elderly dogs or dogs with dental issues such as loose, weak or damaged teeth. More suitable after puppies have finished their initial teething stages, commonly around 9 months plus, but suitability depends on the individual dog, chew size and chewing style. Always introduce new chews carefully and remove if needed.