Logic Oral Hygiene Gel for Cats and Dogs, 70 g with Finger Toothbrush, 1 Count ( Pack of 1)

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Daily brushing is the single most effective means of removing plaque and is therefore highly recommended for optimal results Coming in the form of an appetizing enzymatic gel, this Logic toothpaste is a lifesaver for anyone with a cat that won’t sit still for five minutes and the ideal option for your high and mighty moggy who flat out refuses a good tooth brushing. The sage oil is a potent antioxidant which also has more than a dozen antiseptic compounds, helping to prevent gum disease by preventing the build-up of plaque. The liver is then going to be appealing to all animals. Logic Oral Hygiene Gel is different to normal toothpaste as it helps to prevent the formation of dental plaque and fight bad breath.

secondly - what's the alternative? general anesthetic which your cat may not wake-up from & is expensive. In the absence of appropriate care, the progression of periodontitis causes gum recession and destruction of the tooth’s supporting structures. This may result in root exposure, abscess formation and teeth becoming loose or falling out. Advanced stages of periodontitis are IRREVERSIBLE and may require tooth extraction. Trouble eating and playing are also early signs to look out for. If there is a bacteria build-up, this could get into their bloodstream and affect their organs. Dentists can clean teeth under anaesthetic, but daily brushing will cut out a lot of stress for all involved.LOGIC® Oral Hygiene Gel Multi-Enzyme Toothpasteis unique as it works with or without brushing and is a highly palatable formulation which is well accepted by both cats and dogs. You can use it once daily, ideally after your pet’s last meal of the day. Administer around 1cm for cats and small dogs, 2cm for dogs less than 20kg and 5cm for dogs over 20kg. Brushing: Apply the gel to a pet toothbrush and brush your pet's teeth as you would with regular toothpaste. Enzyme complex (amylase, glucose oxidase, potassium thiocyanate, lactoferrin, lactoperoxidase, lysozyme, superoxide, dismutase) You also have the functionality to pause your subscription on easy repeat, simply go to ‘My Account’ to do this.

Yet according to studies, between 50% and 90% of cats over the age of 4 have dental issues. These issues could be dramatically reduced with regular brushing.Just like with us humans, good dental and oral care is absolutely critical for a healthy and happy cat. Unlike human toothpaste, this, therefore, doesn’t need to be rinsed out and is safe to swallow, meaning it can clean and protect teeth for longer which is vital with pets. It also means brushing is not essential, although it’s still recommended for best results. Over time your dog’s teeth can have a buildup of plaque, very much like our own would if we did not brush them. Bad breath is often the first sign of oral hygiene problems and It is estimated that 80% of all dogs and cats over three years of age have dental disease.