Winter/Early Spring 2010

Just like us humans, pets need dental care too!  

It is recommended that owners brush their pet’s teeth 2-3 times a week for proper plaque control. We understand that this is not easy with some pets. Therefore, other products are available for bacteria and tartar control. These products include oral rinses, enzymatic treats, and dental gel. 

*Please keep in mind that with home care dental treatment, there is the possibility of being bitten or scratched. 

What Do These Products Do?

Enzymatic Dentifrice (toothpaste) with Standard & Finger Toothbrush

• Toothbrush is soft, gentle and easy to use. Unique, patented shape designed for the limited confines of the feline and canine mouth.

• Dentifrice contains the C.E.T.® enzymatic system in a formulation designed specifically for companion animal use. Available in Mint and Poultry flavor.

• Finger Toothbrush slips over index finger for easy use. Removes plaque from tooth surfaces, massages and strengthens gums.

Hexarinse with Spherulites®

Antibacterial and antiplaque oral rinse for daily plaque control. Provides deep penetration below the gum-line as an aid to control established infection. Unencapsulated chlorhexidine, zinc and cetylpyridinium chloride helps control plaque and tartar at the tooth surface. Encapsulated chlorhexidine, in SPHERULITES®  helps control infection below the surface, and provides time released action.

C.E.T.® Enzymatic Chews—

Effective, easy home dental care for pets when brushing isn’t possible. Coarse texture cleans the teeth by helping remove plaque and food debris. Specially treated with C.E.T.® FORTE dual-enzyme system to help maintain oral health. Treats are available for cats and dogs. Multiple flavors and sizes are available.

CHX® Guard Gel Dentifrice—

Gel differs from regular toothpaste in that it stays on the teeth, and continues to fight bacteria and plaque. Simply apply to the upper back teeth on both sides of the mouth. The pet will distribute the gel to the rest of teeth with its tongue. No brushing required.

Dental Brushing

Dental Polishing

Dental Scaling

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85% of all dogs and cats over the age of 4 are affected by periodontal disease.

Cleaning your pets teeth regularly can extend his/her life by 2-6 years.

A single milligram of plaque contains one trillion bacteria.

Plaque can be removed by daily brushing.

Bacteria in the mouth can be fought by using an oral rinse, dental diet or dental treats.