Pet meds online: Dental

It is important to realize that dry pet foods, although better for your pet's dental health than soft-foods, do not effectively prevent the development of gingivitis and periodontal disease. Here's a list of good products that you can use to maintain your pet's dental health:

Fish4Dogs Sea Biscuit Tiddlers
A smaller version of the Fish4Dogs Sea Biscuit treats - ideal for training purposes.

Breath & Dental Care Dog Treat
Breath and Dental Treats are a nutritional and tasty cereal, with a creamy tasty filling containing active ingredients to help control tartar build-up and freshen breath in dogs and puppies.

Logic Oral Hygiene Gel
To break down existing plaque and control bacteria responsible for bad breath in cats and dogs.

Logic Orozyme Chews for dogs
A new form of dental hygiene. It allows the pet owners to help maintain their animal's teeth in an easy and convenient manner.

Maxi Guard Oral Cleansing Gel
Maxi Guard Oral Cleansing Gel assists in the maintenance of healthy teeth and gums by cleansing and freshening your pet's teeth. Ideal for all animals, particularly small animals like puppies and kittens.

Nolvadent Oral Chlorhexidine Spray
Nolvadent Oral Spray contains Chlorhexidine which destroys bacteria that can lead to infection, tooth loss, and periodontal disease.

Petosan Toothbrush & Toothpaste Kit
Petosan Toothbrush & Toothpaste Kit is specifically formulated for pets to help remove plaque and prevent the build-up of tartar.

Virbac Oral Hygiene Rinse
Virbac Oral Hygiene Rinse combined with Logic Oral Hygiene Gel can provide effective plaque control without brushing. Suitable for all cats and dogs.

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