Yaki Carrot 🧀🥕🐶

Want a chew that provides a long chew time without meat? Yaki Carrot is a protein-rich, gluten-free vegetarian chew snack based on hard cheese and added mint . It is made according to an original Himalayan recipe (made by Nepalese), and is created for dogs who love to chew for a long time - and for dog owners who want something clean, simple and without unnecessary additives.

The hard consistency helps mechanically reduce plaque and tartar , and chewing can also provide calm and reduce stress. Classic, effective, and still quite modern in its content.

Benefits of Yaki Carrot

• ✅ High protein (min. 60%) – good for active dogs

• ✅ Gluten-free – gentle for many sensitive stomachs

• ✅ Vegetarian (dairy-based) – a strong alternative to meat chews

• ✅ Lactose-free yak and cow milk – more stomach-friendly for many dogs

• ✅ Mint – contributes to fresher breath

• ✅ Long chewing time – activates, calms and can reduce stress

• ✅ No added salt + no coloring, flavoring or preservatives

Ingredients

• Yak and cow milk ( lactose-free )

• Lime juice

• 1% carrot
  (Mint is listed as added – if you have the exact mint specification from the package, I can add it correctly in the ingredients list.)

Analytical components 🧪

• Protein: at least 60%

• Fat: min. 1.5%

• Water: max 15.0%

• Ash: max 6.5%

• Fiber: max 0.5%

Product info

• Type: Supplementary food / chew for dogs

• Consistency: Hard cheese (long chewing time)

How to use it

• Give as a calm activation after a walk or workout

• ⚠️ Always under supervision (as you write yourself – absolutely correct)

• 💧 Provide fresh water

• When it becomes very small: many dog ​​owners heat it briefly (e.g. in the microwave) so that it "puffs up" and becomes safer to chew - but only do so if the manufacturer recommends it for your particular variant.

FAQ

Is it really vegetarian?
Yes, it is dairy-based (cheese). Not vegan – but vegetarian.

Who does size M fit?
Typically small to medium-sized dogs – or as a “shorter chew time” for larger dogs.

Does it help against tartar?
It can help mechanically with chewing (plaque/tartar), but it does not replace tooth brushing if your dog is predisposed.

Is it good for sensitive stomachs?
Often yes, due to gluten-free and lactose-free milk – but always introduce new snacks gradually.