Description
Short dated stock, priced to clear
These treats are best before 28 October 2026. There is nothing wrong with them. They are simply close to their date, which is the only reason they are a fraction of the usual price. They are perfectly good to give your dog right up to and including that date.
Most dogs get through a pouch well inside a few weeks, so for a treat you are using daily this is a genuine bargain. If you are stocking up for months ahead, buy in date stock instead.
Why dog owners choose Burt’s Bees dental treats
Burt’s Bees dog dental treats in peanut butter give you a simple way to look after your dog’s teeth on the days brushing does not happen. The treat is shaped and textured to scrub plaque and tartar off the tooth surface while your dog chews, and manuka honey and ginger help keep the mouth fresh.
Key benefits
- Cleans between brushes, because the grooved shape scrapes plaque and tartar away as your dog chews
- Freshens breath daily with manuka honey and ginger, both long used for oral wellbeing
- 98 percent natural origin and plant based, with no artificial dyes
- Manuka honey from a single floral source in New Zealand and Australia
- Peanut Butter flavour, so it lands as a treat rather than a chore
- Pouch made with 25 percent post consumer recycled plastic
How the treats clean
Each treat is moulded with deep grooves and ridges that work like a soft brush. As your dog chews, those grooves scrape along the tooth surface and the gum line, lifting plaque before it hardens into tartar. It is not a replacement for brushing, but it is the easiest way to stay on top of your dog’s teeth between brushes.
Which size to buy
Small treats are about 3 inches and come 10 to a pack, for small dogs. Large treats are about 4 inches and come 5 to a pack, for medium and large dogs. Pick the size from the dropdown above. Sizes are approximate and vary a little between treats.
Feeding guide
These are an intermittent or supplemental treat, not a meal. Keep them to no more than 10 percent of your dog’s daily calories, stay nearby while your dog chews, and always leave fresh drinking water out.
Storage and care tips
Reseal the pouch after every treat. The zip lock keeps the treats pliable, and a treat that has dried out is harder for a dog to chew through cleanly. Keep the pouch in a cool, dry cupboard rather than on a sunny bench, and use it within a few weeks of opening for the best texture.
Ingredients
Tapioca starch, vegetable glycerin, pea protein, fructo-oligosaccharides, dried yeast extract, calcium carbonate, peanut butter, citric acid, honey, ginger powder, coconut oil, rosemary extract, acetic acid, annatto extract.
The working ingredients are the manuka honey and ginger for oral freshness, coconut oil, and real peanut butter for the flavour dogs come back for. Pea protein and tapioca starch give the treat the firm, chewable texture that does the scrubbing.
FAQs
How often can I give one? One treat a day suits most dogs. Count it inside your dog’s daily calories rather than on top of them, and keep all treats to 10 percent of the day’s intake.
Do these replace brushing? No. Daily brushing is still the gold standard. Dental treats are what keeps plaque in check on the days brushing does not happen, which for most households is most days.
Is there real peanut butter in these? Yes, peanut butter is on the ingredient list. There is no xylitol in the recipe, which is the ingredient to watch for in human peanut butter.
How long have I got to use them? They are best before 28 October 2026. One treat a day means a small pack lasts about ten days and a large pack about five, so there is comfortable time to use a pouch or two.
My dog swallows things whole. Are these safe? Stay with your dog while they chew and take the treat off them if they try to gulp it. If your dog is a hard, fast chewer, the large treat gives them more to work through.
Browse the rest of our dog dental health range, or see all our dog treats.
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