
“He’s picky about everything. Not this one.”
Shih Tzu
Prebiotic chew sticks that keep your dog’s gut healthy and digestion smooth.
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For better digestion & happier dogs
Chicken & Pumpkin
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A simple chew that does more than just taste good.
Packed with prebiotic fibre and real ingredients, it helps your dog digest better, feel lighter, and stay happy from the inside out.
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Chew Cheer’s Prebiotic Inulin Sticks are thoughtfully made to support your dog’s digestive health in the most natural way possible. Powered by prebiotic fibre from chicory root and blended with real ingredients like pumpkin, oats, and chicken, each chew works to nourish beneficial gut bacteria and promote smoother digestion.
This helps reduce bloating, regulate stools, and improve overall gut balance. Free from artificial fillers and unnecessary additives, these sticks focus on what truly matters: giving your dog a healthier gut, steady energy, and a noticeable improvement in everyday comfort and happiness.
Chicory root fibre, inulin, sweet potato powder, rice flour, tapioca starch, fresh chicken paste, vegetable glycerine, coconut oil, gelatin, nutritional yeast, pumpkin powder, carrot powder, apple powder, natural preservatives.
Complementary pet food for dogs. No artificial colours or flavours.
The pack carries a typical nutrient analysis rather than added vitamins or minerals — these are the figures printed on it.
| Nutrient | Approx. per 100 g |
|---|---|
| Protein | ~12.4 g |
| Fat | ~6.3 g |
| Fibre | ~12.0 g |
| Moisture | ~18.0 g |
| Total ash | ~5.0 g |
| Carbohydrates | ~38.0 g |
| Metabolisable energy | 250–270 kcal |
| Your dog | Chews a day |
|---|---|
| Up to 10 kg | 2–3 chews |
| 10 to 20 kg | 3–5 chews |
| Over 20 kg | 4–6 chews |
A treat, not a meal. Keep fresh water available.
New to prebiotic fibre? Start at the lower end of the range for the first week and build up from there — a sudden jump in fibre can loosen stools while your dog adjusts.
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Reseal the pouch after every use, or move the chews to an airtight container. No refrigeration needed. Best within 30 days of opening. Not for human consumption.
Net wt. 120 g · 60 chews · Best before 12 months from manufacture.
The manufacturing facility carries HACCP, ISO and FDA certification, as printed on the pack.
Questions? hello@chewcheer.in

“He’s picky about everything. Not this one.”
Shih Tzu

“He hears the pack crinkle and he’s already sitting.”
Golden Retriever

“Small enough for her, and she doesn’t make a mess of it.”
Toy Poodle

“Big boy, gentle chewer. One stick keeps him happy.”
Golden Retriever

“She’s had one every day since the park. No convincing needed.”
Golden Retriever

“Fussy husky. Surprisingly easy win.”
Siberian Husky

“She warmed up to us the second the pack came out.”
Indie
Post-meal zoomies? Or gas?
Energy dropping?
Poop not looking right?
Most problems don’t start where you see them.
They start in the gut. That’s where prebiotics help.
Feed Good Bacteria
Balance Digestion
Happier, Healthier Dogs
Feeds the good bacteria
your dog actually needs.
Helps digestion do its job.
No drama.
Less gas. Better poop.
More zoomies.
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It’s not magic. It’s just good gut health.
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Filmed on a phone, start to finish. Nothing trimmed, nothing scripted, no second take.
yes, that’s all.
Real Pumpkin
gentle on the gut
Chicory Root
feeds good gut bacteria
Sweet Potato
Inulin
prebiotic fibre
Real Chicken
protein your dog loves
Rice Flour
Apple Powder
No fillers. No junk.
If it’s not real, it’s not in here.
You’ve probably noticed this…
This is how it should be.
Tummy acting weird
Poop all over the place
Gassy after meals
Low energy days
Smooth, easy digestion
Consistent, healthy poop
More energy, more play
Tail that won’t stop wagging
This is where it changes
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Our explainer series. One thing everyone believes about dogs per episode, checked against the research.
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A dog can’t tell you their stomach feels off. They go quiet, or leave half the bowl. That’s the part you can do something about.
Your dog’s gut runs on bacteria. A prebiotic is fibre they can digest and your dog can’t, so it travels the whole way down intact and arrives where they are.
You’re not adding anything foreign. You’re feeding what’s already in there.
where we stand
Most gut products turn up after the trouble does. We’d rather be the boring chew on an ordinary Tuesday, because bacteria are easier to keep than to rebuild.
A prebiotic doesn’t replace a probiotic or a postbiotic. It’s food, not medicine.
Because every dog deserves a happy gut
ChewCheer contains prebiotic ingredients that help support healthy gut bacteria, which improves digestion and overall gut balance in dogs.
Go by weight. Up to 10 kg, two to three a day. Between 10 and 20 kg, three to five. Over 20 kg, four to six. Start at the lower end for the first week, then settle wherever your dog is comfortable. It is a treat and not a meal, so it sits alongside their food rather than replacing any of it.
Yes, it is made for everyday feeding. It is a complementary food rather than a medicine, with no artificial colours or flavours. The one thing worth doing is building up slowly. Prebiotic fibre ferments in the gut, and going from none to a lot overnight can leave a dog gassy or loose for a few days while they adjust. Start low, give it a week, then settle into the amount that suits their size.
Honestly, it varies by dog. Prebiotic fibre works by feeding the bacteria already living in your dog's gut, so it builds gradually instead of switching something on. Feeding studies in dogs have measured shifts in gut fermentation over periods of around two weeks, which is a fair window to judge it by. Keep it consistent and watch the ordinary things: stool that holds its shape, less gas, steadier energy through the day.
There is nothing in the recipe meant to exclude them. That said, young pups have more sensitive digestion and we have not tested the chews specifically on them, so we would not want to promise you otherwise. Start at the bottom of the range for their weight and go slowly. If your puppy is very young, or on a diet your vet has set, ask your vet before adding anything new.
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