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C.E.T. Enzymatic Toothpaste
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Great product!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CET enzymatic toothpaste: Periodontal disease is truly epidemic in adult dogs and cats, affecting almost 90 percent of adult pets. This can often lead to discomfort, bad breath and teeth loss, as well as chronic infections in the mouth potentially spreading to other areas of the body, including the lungs, kidneys, liver and heart. There is not a day that goes by in my veterinary practice that I am not stressing the importance to clients of good at home preventative oral dental care from puppy and kittenhood, all the way up to our geriatric patients. This wonderful product is made with two enzymes called glucose oxidase and lactoperoxidase, which can not only prevent plaque buildup, but can sometimes literally digest the plaque right off a pet's teeth, when brushed and applied regularly by the animal guardian. With regular use of this product, clients will note better breath and whiter, healthier teeth. Most pets LOVE the poultry or beef flavor and I have heard many clients tell me that their pets actually wait eagerly to have their teeth brushed with this terrific product. It is very safe and effective and is even safe for pets to swallow. I highly endorse this product that most pets themselves even love. My overall rating is a 5. The effectiveness of this product is a 4.5 and the taste a definite 5!!!
08/08/2008
Codey loves this toothpaste!!!
Looks forward to brushing time
05/19/2013
After only one month of daily use this product has helped clean the unsightly yellow stains from my dog's back teeth. He loves getting his teeth brushed (I only use my finger to apply it). When I get the CET tube out, he comes running. I'm very thankful to have found this wonderful product that really works.
05/07/2013
Toothpaste
Our golden loves having her teeth brushed. Tried store brands and she hated them. I actually had a little left of your chicken brand and I would let her smell the almost empty tube then try the other toothpaste. She would back away.....smart dog. My vet said her teeth look great. My last dogs had their teeth cleaned but the cost was 350.00. Maybe I should of tried harder at cleaning their teeth.
04/27/2013
Easy to USe
Austin loves the toothpaste. When he hears a drawer in the bathroom open or me call "Come get your teeth brushed", he comes running.
04/26/2013
24 Questions · 32 Answers Ask & Answer.Talk to other pet lovers about this product. AnswersAnswer: It does not come with a toothbrush but you can buy one from your vet. I found it's better and easier to apply it with your index finger making sure the outside of the back teeth get thoroughly covered by the product.AnswersAnswer: Try letting her lick the toothpaste from your finger or the brush several times first. Then gradually introduce the brush by rubbing across one tooth, then another, as she is comfortable with it. Do not push her beyond her comfort zone or you will make things worse down the line. It could be that it hurts if she has inflamed gums, too. If the gums are very red and bleed easily, that may be the case. You could try a dental rinse instead. Talk to your vet, be patient, and give lots of positive reinforcement (praise and treats.) Good luck!Answer: Hi, you would want to brush his teeth for this to work effectively. However since your Furry Friend makes this difficult for you I would recommend using Be Fresh Dental Care Solution. The benefits are:• Kills plaque- and tartar-producing bacteria • Helps whiten teeth • Freshens breath and best of all its undetectable and of course safe! :) here is the link below: http://www.1800petmeds.com/Be+Fresh... 2 answers Is there an expiration date on this toothpase. I bought mine 2 years ago, is it still good?AnswersAnswer: There is an expiration date printed on the bottom back of the box, and impressed into the crimped end of the tube.
Where is this product and by-products made? Ingredients and compounds-where do they come from?
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