1. What is the recommended portion of snacks for my dog?

The recommended portions of snacks are listed in the feeding guide section according to the weight of the pet. These amounts are merely guidelines, however try to keep to those amounts to avoid overfeeding your pet.

2. My dog has eaten more snacks than recommended in the feeding guide.

Keep in mind that no type of snack will cover the dialy nutritional requirements of your pet, since is not a complete food, at is a complement to the main diet of your pet. Ocassionaly exceeding the recommended amount should not lead to any problems, but overfeeding with snacks for a long time may cause your pet to gain weight.

3. What do you mean without added sugars?

This means that refined sugars are not added to the recipe (the product may contain ingredients with naturally occurring sugars).

4. What is Inulin?

Inulin normally comes from chicory root, it is a prebiotic that favors the development of a healthy intestinal microflora.

5. Why does “kelp” incorporate in dental sticks?

Kelp is a type of seaweed, which provides a wide variety of trace elements and vitamins.

6. My dog has dental problems with missing teeth, can he/she eat any of the Lifelong Dental Snacks?

Lifelong Dental snacks are not designed for specific serious dental issues. Please consult your veterinary surgeon for further advice.

7. My dog have a sensitive gum problem, can he/she eat Lifelong snacks?

Lilelong Bacon Strips, Mini Rings and Soft Bones, have a softer consistency that dry feed, so they can be used by animals with sensitive gum problems, as they are easily chewable.

8. What does it mean that Lifelong Dental Sticks are low in fat?

Lifelong Dental Sticks in addition to being a snacks with dental cleaning functionality have a lower fat value than other snacks suitable for adult dogs.