Soft Chew Snacks for Senior Dogs: 100% Natural

ALPHADOG NUTRITION

Chew Articles for Seniors.

Enjoyable chewing well into old age – gentle textures, low-fat protein sources and natural chew snacks for grey muzzles.

Chewing makes you happy – even in old age. But with the years, needs change: teeth become more sensitive, gums more delicate, and metabolism slows down. That's why older dogs need chew articles that perfectly combine pleasure and gentleness.

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Gentle on older teeth

Our senior chew snacks are softer to chew and protect sensitive gums and less robust teeth.

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Gentle dental care

Softer and porous textures can gently rub off plaque, without overstraining the jaw and teeth.

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Easily digestible & low-fat

Lean protein sources suit the lower energy needs of older dogs and support a healthy weight.

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100% natural

Gently air-dried and free from chemical preservatives, colourings, flavourings or attractants.

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Intense taste

Natural snacks have an aromatic scent and can encourage even picky seniors to chew again.

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Joy of life in everyday life

Gentle chewing fun provides occupation, relaxation and a good feeling – even in the golden years.

THE ALPHA WAY

Chew gently. Age happily.

Our chew articles for seniors are tailored to older teeth, sensitive digestion and a calmer metabolism – so your dog doesn't have to miss out on his beloved activity even in old age.

SELECTION FOR GREY MUZZLES

Which chew articles are suitable for your senior?

Chew Article Type Special Feature Ideal for...
Dried lung Very soft, porous and extremely low in fat Dogs with few teeth and figure-conscious seniors
Rabbit ears
with/without fur 		Tender, cartilaginous and hypoallergenic Gentle gastrointestinal care and allergy sufferers
Jerky
e.g. duck/chicken 		Tender texture, breaks easily Quick, highly digestible chewing fun
Premium dog sausage Firm, soft and juicy Hiding medication and toothless dogs

PRO TIPS

For safe chewing fun in old age.

Check dental status

Have your senior's teeth checked regularly. For loose teeth or sensitive gums, particularly soft alternatives are ideal.

Keep an eye on calories

Seniors often move less. Deduct larger chew snacks from the daily main meal portion.

Allow breaks

Chewing can be strenuous. If your senior gets tired, simply save the rest for the next day.