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The safety of your pet is at risk with these types of dental cleanings that require general anesthetic. General anesthesia is teeth gel for dogsmuch more risky for smaller animals like dogs. Unfortunately, the risk greatly increases with older canines that may need teeth cleaning the most.

Also, consider the cost of teeth scaling. It’s expensive! We have heard reports that some vets in different parts of the country charge up to $500 for a single cleaning. And they suggest the procedure yearly.

Petzlife Gels and Oral Care Sprays Are Veterinarian Approved.

Removes Plaque and Tartar

Reverses Gum Disease

Cures Bad Breath

NO BRUSHING REQUIRED

100% Guarantee

Completely Safe

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Petzlife Gels and Oral Care Sprays Are Veterinarian Approved.

  • Removes Plaque and Tartar
  • Reverses Gum Disease
  • Cures Bad Breath
  • NO BRUSHING REQUIRED
  • 100% Guarantee
  • Completely Safe
  • Inexpensive

Click Here To Read Customer Testimonials

It simply is not worth risking your pet’s life when there is a safe and extremely effective alternative which you can do for your canine yourself.

By the way, another negative issue with scaling is the need for antibiotics after the process. These too are expensive and can cause stomach distress for your pet in some cases

Our dog tooth paste is completely safe. There are virtually no risks or side effects associated with the teeth cleaning gel or spray. They are made with all natural products which will not harm your canine or feline.

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Directions For Dog Dental Care:

In the beginning, apply the gel or spray twice a day until the tartar is removed.

Once the tartar is removed by the canine tooth paste (usually in 30 days unless the buildup is severe) try applying it just 2 to 3 times a week. In most cases this will keep your dog’s teeth clean and healthy. Some breeds and individual canines differ however; those may require 3 to 5 applications weekly.

Dog toothpaste (gels) application: Simply measure the approximate amount of gel for your sized dog (see the chart). Use your finger to rub the gel onto the dog’s gum line. There is no need to try and cover the entire mouth exactly every time; she will begin licking it and spread the gel everywhere. If she balks at the application process, simply take a few days to slowly get your dog used to the bottle, smell and the process. If needed, add some favorite treats into the process as your dog is exposed to the bottle and toothpaste if he first resists. Any canine can be taught to accept the process if sufficient patience is provided…and your pet is worth the time!

Gel Application: Remember, BRUSHING IS NOT REQUIRED. Using a dog tooth brush can accelerate the process, but it is not required. Simply make sure the toothpaste is spread onto your dog’s teeth the best you can and her licking will do the rest.

It is best to withhold water and food from your dog for at least 30 minutes after application. It’s OK to apply it at bed time if she or he usually does not need a drink during the night.

Spray application: Hold the dog’s lip up and spray directly onto the gum line area. Here again, she will do most of work by licking the spray around her mouth.

Which is best? The Petzlife tooth spray or dog toothpaste gel? Either will work. For removing the tartar, the gel will usually work faster. That’s the only real difference in how the products work to remove tartar. After the tartar is removed, it’s really up to you and your animal. Either will work to keep the teeth clean. Some pets may resist the hiss of the spray. In those cases, the solid form may be the best choice.

Salmon or Peppermint? Which is best? We’ve had some anecdotal reports that salmon is the best choice. It’s thought the salmon oil may act faster in dissolving the plaque. Some pet owners believe their dogs may not like “peppermint” taste. Surprisingly, that’s simply not true. Cats may in fact prefer the taste of the salmon teeth paste, but most dogs generally will accept either.

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Completely Natural Ingredients

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Grape Seed Extract

This helps to prevent and remove plaque and decrease and even eliminate gum and oral disease. The active ingredient is Proanthocyanidius.

Grapefruit Seed Extract

The extract is high in vitamin C and E extract. It works as an alkalizing agent, lowers inflammation in the gums and enhances the immune functionality.

Grain Alcohol

This is in VERY VERY low doses which are safe for cats and canines. It’s an anti bacterial agent and helps holds the other ingredients in proper suspension. It also acts as a catalyst for the dog toothpaste and spray’s other ingredients. This amount is so low it will not hurt your pet.

Thyme Oil

Acts as an anti microbial agent which prevents tooth decay, bad breath and gingivitis.

Neem Oil

Keeps bacteria from attaching to a tooth. It’s the bacteria that cause the plaque buildup. This will reverse and prevent diseases of the gums. It’s a natural breath freshener too!

Peppermint Oil

This has antiseptic properties and also helps eliminate doggy breath. It contains fatty acids, Vitamin C and A, and omega 3 fatty acids

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