A lot of dogs love eating pineapple, which like other fruits should still be regarded as a treat, although it has fabulous benefits for them. Pineapples are extremely rich in Bromelain, a natural anti-inflammatory enzyme complex that will help with your dog’s joint problems. They are also rich in vitamin C which is important in maintaining good levels of collagen that can be helpful in cases of degenerative joint disease, hip dysplasia and spinal disorders. Pineapple consumption has also been correlated with the prevention of coprophagy habits.

When feeding your dog with fresh pineapple, take care to ensure the skin is adequately removed, since they would have a hard time digesting it. Same as humans with this fruit! That is why we have made your life simple with our Tippy Taps Pineapple Chews. They are a sweet, delicious treat that your pet will love and we’ve done all the work for you. The skin is completely removed from our pineapples and we cut them in tiny prices prior to drying them, to ensure they are more comfortable for your pet to eat. The drying process is just enough to ensure your pet will have fun chewing on each piece.

Always ensure your pet has access to fresh water and make sure his daily treats do not exceed 10% of the daily caloric intake, which should mostly come from the usual dog food.

Mangoes are very good for your pet. They are packed with alpha and beta-carotene but also vitamin E, all powerful antioxidants that will delay cellular decay. In addition, mangoes are a source of vitamin A, C and B6 which can help improve your dog’s vision, immune system and provide a natural anti-inflammatory effect.

Why Mango Chews?

Although the skin is edible, it should be avoided since it can cause digestive issues. Pits are a choking hazard, you should not give them to your dog to chew as they could create an intestinal blockage if consumed. The pit also contains cyanide, which is toxic to dogs. With our Mango Chews, all the work is done! They are free from skin, no trace of pit, they are ready to make your pet go bananas with them. Pun intended! Make sure to check the back of our pouch for recommended daily dosage according to your pet’s size.

Always remember to have fresh water available for your pet and ensure that the daily treats represent no more than 10% of the caloric intake. The remaining 90 percent should come from the usual dog food.