Dental spray for dogs

Brushing your teeth made easy! Who doesn’t know it: brushing teeth is tedious and often unpleasant for the dog. Nevertheless, it is important to maintain oral hygiene. With our dental spray you can easily counteract tartar and at the same time ensure fresh breath! Just a few pumps into the mouth daily are sufficient.

• Spray only into the mouth area. Do not spray on wounds.
• For best results, use a toothbrush occasionally. Bad and severe tartar infestation must be removed by a veterinarian.
• Please note that it will take some time for any tartar that may be present to dissolve.
• Keep an eye on the smell of mouth. Some bad breath can also be the cause of a health problem. This should then be clarified with the vet.

Apply 2-3 pumps (depending on dog size) directly into the mouth and gums once a day. Afterwards, do not eat or drink anything for 30 minutes. Use until the tartar disappears.

Calcium chloride, propylene glycol

Analytical components:
Crude protein 0.00%; Crude fiber 0.00%; Crude fat 0.30%; Crude ash 1.90%; Sodium 0.08%

Additives per kg:
Sensory additives:
Mixture of extracts and oils (mint, eucalyptus, thyme and sage) 2,500 mg

Technological additives:
potassium sorbate (E202), sodium propionate (E281), citric acid (E330), glycerin, polyethylene glycol ricinoleate (E484)

What exactly is tartar in dogs?
Tartar is a hard deposit that forms on dogs’ teeth. It is caused by the mineralization of plaque, a sticky substance that forms from food particles, bacteria and saliva.

What causes tartar in dogs?
Tartar buildup in dogs is often caused by inadequate dental care, including inadequate dental cleaning, feeding too many sugary or sticky snacks, genetics, and certain medical conditions such as gum disease.

Why is tartar problematic for our dogs? And what happens if the tartar remains untreated?
Tartar can lead to gum disease, tooth loss, tooth decay, bad breath, and even serious health problems such as heart disease if the bacteria from tartar enter the bloodstream.