Big dogs bring big enthusiasm to chew time — and need a dental chew tough enough (and tasty enough) to match. Plaque and tartar build up fast on large teeth, and not every dental chew holds up to a serious chewer.
West Paw's Natural Dental Sticks — Large are sized for bigger dogs from the start. Made with parsley, mint, and upcycled apple, each ridged stick freshens breath while your dog chews, and slides into the large West Paw Qwizl for an even longer, more enriching dental session.
Why Large-Dog Owners Choose These Dental Sticks
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Sized for large dogs: Proportioned for bigger jaws so the chew lasts as long as the interest does.
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Parsley & mint flavor: Freshens breath with real parsley and mint, not artificial flavoring.
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Ridged texture: Textured ridges create friction against teeth with every bite to help reduce plaque and tartar buildup.
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Clean, simple ingredients: Parsley, mint, and upcycled apple alongside potato flour and potato starch — no mystery fillers.
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Qwizl-compatible: Sized to fit inside the large West Paw Qwizl toy for slower, more enriching chew sessions.
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USA made: Produced in the USA with globally sourced ingredients.
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Easily digestible: Formulated to break down easily, even for quick chewers.
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14 oz bag, ~7 sticks: A resealable bag sized for daily or intermittent feeding.
Give your large dog a dental routine sized for them — fresher breath after chew time, less plaque buildup between vet visits, and a ritual they'll ask for by name (or by nose). Pair it with the L Qwizl for extra enrichment on rainy days or crate time.
Add a bag to cart and make dental care part of the daily routine.
Specs at a Glance
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Bag size: 14 oz, approximately 7 sticks per bag
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Calories: ~179 kcal per stick
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Guaranteed analysis: Crude protein min. 4.0%, crude fat min. 2.5%, crude fiber max. 2.0%, moisture max. 18.0%
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Key ingredients: Parsley, natural mint flavor, upcycled apple, potato flour, potato starch
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Fits: West Paw large (L) Qwizl toy
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Made in: USA, with globally sourced ingredients
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Feeding guidance: Treats should not exceed 10% of daily caloric intake; supervise chewing