Doggyshake Energy for dogs

Training Apron Apron This apron from Rukka is particularly suitable for the warmer months of the year, when it's better not to wear a gilet or jacket! The apron is equipped as follows: Very hard-wearing, resistant to moisture and dirt Plenty of space for treats and accessories two spacious pockets and two pockets with a zip fastener on the front Large back pocket D-rings and a hook for lead and accessories adjustable waist Easy to keep clean and wipe off Well-placed and visible reflective details Unisex model

Doggypumper in two colorsThis reward dispenser makes it very easy to give your dog a paste as a reward - squeezing out tubes or greasy hands are a thing of the past.Suitable for viscous and semi-solid dog food.Controlled dosing with the thumb. "Pump it up!"The contents are pumped through the opening by pushing forward and dispensed to the dog.The Doggypumper is light and handy with a capacity of approx. 50ml.Hygienic solution for dispensing pastes, semi-solid dog food & viscous food. With the lanyard that is combined with the DOGGYPUMPER, you can easily hang the DOGGYPUMPER around your dog. This means it is immediately ready to hand and ready for use when your four-legged friend needs a reward. The color-coordinated lanyard also solves the eternal problem of stowing pastes. This means that nothing stands in the way of optimal learning in dog training. If not all the contents have been used, the DOGGYPUMPER can be put back in the fridge and is ready for the next application.The DOGGYPUMPER can also be washed in the dishwasher, which is hygienic and practical.Material: The Doggypumper meets the highest quality criteria and has been developed for long-lasting use. The product is made of white plastic (PP)What you should know: The product does not contain any harmful plasticizers. Polypropylene remains elastic down to temperatures of around zero degrees. We have deliberately opted for a higher quality material and our reward dispensers are manufactured in Europe.

Wolfsblut VetLine Care Dental SticksThese dental sticks support your dog's dental and oral hygiene in everyday life and provide fresh breath. The recipe with peppermint, ginger and sodium hexametaphosphate is designed as a functional snack and is ideal as a reward between meals.Product information:Supports dental and oral hygiene, helps prevent tartar build-up and promotes fresh breath With peppermint (breath freshness) and sodium hexametaphosphate (binds mineral deposits) Tapioca & gingerfor a pleasant consistency and support for oral health Vet Approved: Formulation tested by veterinariansImportant advantages Practical dental care via a daily reward - easy to feed Chewing as an activity: ideal for dogs that like to chew Storage pack: 8 sachets for regular use in everyday lifeHealthy teeth and well-groomed gums contribute significantly to your dog's well-being - every day. Wolfsblut VetLine Care Dental Sticks have been developed as a functional snack to support dental and oral hygiene in everyday life. They are ideal as a reward between meals or as a small ritual after a walk - and help to make daily dental care easier to integrate into your everyday life.The recipe is based on selected ingredients with a clear objective: peppermint supports fresh breath and cares for the gums, while sodium hexametaphosphate helps to bind mineral deposits - an important approach to prevent the formation of tartar. In addition, tapioca and ginger provide a pleasant consistency and support oral health. This makes chewing not only a pleasure, but also a useful addition to daily care. Duck is used as a source of protein, combined with sweet potatoes and other ingredients such as pumpkin, fennel and fish oil. The sticks are therefore tasty and are particularly suitable for dogs that like to chew. At the same time, you benefit from the practical 8-pack: eight bags make regular use easier and are ideal if you want to include the dental sticks in your routine.Zoo-Roco tip For noticeably better oral hygiene, it's worth combining dental sticks for daily chewing with brushing your dog's teeth 2-3 times a week with dog toothpaste. If you notice strong bad breath, reddened gums or brown plaque despite dental snacks, please have your dog's teeth checked by a vet - tartar is often located under the gum line.