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Floss Toss Dental Rope 2 Knot | 20 cm

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Original price was: € 2,50.Current price is: € 1,99.

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Description

Floss Dental Rope – Safe, Durable, and Great for Your Dog’s Dental Health

The fantastic Floss Dental Rope is made from 100% natural cotton, making it not only safe and durable but also eco-friendly. This rope toy is specially designed for fetch and tug-of-war games with dogs. While playing, the floss rope helps clean your dog’s teeth and gums, improving their overall oral health. The unique braiding technique uses whole fibers, making the rope tighter and much stronger than regular rope toys. Plus, it’s made from recycled materials, making it a great choice for the environment.

  • 100% cotton
  • Safe, recycled, and durable
  • Helps clean teeth

Why is a Floss Rope Important for Dogs?

Using a floss rope helps clean the spaces between your dog’s teeth and molars, where a toothbrush can’t easily reach. Plaque and tartar can accumulate in these areas, leading to dental problems like cavities and tooth decay. Flossing with a rope helps reach and clean these difficult spots, keeping your dog’s teeth healthier.

Regular flossing, such as once a day, removes plaque and helps prevent tartar buildup. Plaque is a thin layer of bacteria that forms on the teeth and gums. If not regularly removed, it can harden into tartar, which can cause gum disease and even tooth loss. By flossing with a rope, you help keep your dog’s teeth healthier and reduce the risk of dental problems.

In short, flossing with a rope is essential for every dog!

Click here for a video explaining the Floss toss ropes!

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