Nolvadent Oral Cleansing Solution is a dental product that helps maintain your pet’s oral health and fresh breath. Used as an oral rinse or with a toothbrush to remove food particles and debris from the teeth and gums.
For: Cats and Dogs
Benefits:
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Removes food and debris from your pet’s mouth for fresher breath and healthier teeth
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Destroys bacteria that forms plaque
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Has a peppermint-flavored base
How it works: Nolvadent Oral Cleansing Solution contains chlorhexidine acetate, an antibacterial, which helps kill bacteria and remove debris from the teeth and gum line. It also has a peppermint-flavored base for fresh breath.
Cautions: Nolvadent Oral Cleansing Solution should not be considered a substitute for sound veterinary dental treatment. There are reports of some staining of the teeth after prolonged usage of rinses containing chlorhexidine.
More Information:
Brand Name Nolvadent Oral Cleansing Solution (Fort Dodge)
Active ingredient(s): Chlorhexidine acetate 0.1%, peppermint-flavored base, FD&C Red 40 & Red 33, 6% ethyl alcohol.
What is this product used for: Nolvadent Oral Cleansing Solution is a dental preparation used to assist in the daily maintenance of a healthy and pleasant-smelling mouth in dogs and cats through the removal of food particles and other debris from the teeth and gum line.
Availability: Nolvadent Oral Cleansing Solution is a non-prescription (OTC) product.
How this product should be used: Nolvadent Oral Cleansing Solution should be applied either as an oral rinse or with a toothbrush.
What are the side effects: There are reports of some staining of the teeth after prolonged usage of rinses containing chlorhexidine. Buildup of stain can be prevented by applying the solution with a toothbrush.
What special precautions are there: The use of Nolvadent Oral Cleansing Solution should not be considered a substitute for sound veterinary dental treatment. This product is for external use only as an oral rinse. Not for use in the eyes.
In the event of overdose: Contact your veterinarian or veterinary emergency room.
How should I store this product: Keep this medication in its original container. Store this medication at room temperature, and protect from freezing. Throw away any solution that is outdated or no longer needed. Keep this medication out of the reach of children and pets.
Directions:
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Nolvadent Oral Cleansing Solution is used to help maintain a healthy and pleasant-smelling mouth.
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Nolvadent Oral Cleansing Solution helps remove food particles and other debris from the teeth and gum line.
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Nolvadent Oral Cleansing Solution is for use in dogs and cats.
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Do not use this product in the eyes.
Tip: To reduce the possibility of teeth staining, apply Nolvadent Oral Cleansing solution with a toothbrush.
Dosage:
Pet
Weight
Dosage
Dogs/Puppies: Cats/Kittens:
All weights
Nolvadent Oral Cleansing Solution should be applied as needed either as an oral rinse or with a toothbrush
Horses:
Storage: Store this product at room temperature. Protect from freezing.
Nolvadent Oral Cleansing Solution:
Active Ingredients
0.1% Chlorhexidine Acetate formulated with a special surfactant
My two Mini Dachsies have terrible, terrible breath and this stuff works wonders. I do have to use it fairly often and per my Vet, I put a little on a piece of gauze wrapped around my (clean) finger and just rub gently on the outside of their teeth after brushing. Since we started using Nolvadent, I have noticed a difference in their teeth and gums. Definitely healthier than when I was only brushing. I highly recommend this stuff and it's practically half the price I paid for it at the vet! Seriously worth it!
My little 6 year old mixed breed dog who we adopted recently has some tartar buildup, and I want to start cleaning his teeth with a mouth rinse. I plan to introduce cleaning by dipping a soft terry cloth in the rinse and cleaning his teeth and gums by gentle wiping with my finger first, so he will not ingest any rinse by swallowing it. After he gets accustomed to this procedure, I plan to introduce a soft toothbrush and pet toothpaste.I have used Novaldent rinse for the dogs I have owned previously, however, the cost has doubled in the last couple of years, from $18 to $38. We can only purchase it through the veterinarian clinics, so I would appreciate your suggestions for finding a good alternative. Thanks for your help.
3 years ago
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Anonymous
- Alberta, Canada
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Ty C.E.T. 0.12% Chlorhexadine Rinse. It is way cheaper and recommended to me by a veterinary dentist for my dog with CUPS disease.
1 year, 11 months ago
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jan
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I'm a dental hygienist and have a cat with periodontal disease. My cat has had to have teeth extracted and his condition needs constant care. After reviewing several products on this website, this one seems to be the best option. I would recommend using this even though it is more expensive. I hope this has been helpful to you.
How can they not swallow it? I guess I am confused on the concept.
3 years, 7 months ago
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Wanda
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I don't use it as a rinse. My vet advised to put the rinse on a piece of gauze and gently rub it on the outside of my dog's teeth. This way works great for me. I'm honestly not sure how to use it as a rinse.
4 months, 3 weeks ago
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Jennie
- Grovetown, GA
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My vet gave to me since my dog will not allow a brush/toothpaste in her mouth. I take a napkin, put the rinse on it and use as a tooth wipe. She seems to not mind this so much.
3 years, 4 months ago
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klily
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Well I am guessing that they end up swallowing it after the rinse. I think they make it that so that they can swallow it without it upsetting there stomach.
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