The Essential Teeth Duo
Organic Pet Toothpaste + Seaweed Dental Powder + Free Toothbrush
Small or Large Size
100% Naturally Effective in assisting to clean your pets teeth and prevent tartar build up
Use Toothpaste daily on your Pets Teeth & Gums
Add seaweed powder to food daily
These products work best with ongoing use every day and expect visual results within 3 - 4 weeks
S - 50gm Toothpaste & 50gm Seaweed Powder
L -100gm Toothpaste & 100gm Seaweed Powder
Made with all Natural Ingredients & Some Organic
Ingredients: Toothpaste - Organic coconut oil, Organic turmeric powder, Organic Cinnamon Oil, Organic Aloe Vera Gel, Clove Bud oil, Vitamin E oil, Peppermint oil, Organic Spearmint oil, Calcium Carbonate and a touch of Organic Bicarb Soda
Ingredients: Seaweed - 100% pure seaweed powder from Norway - Ascophyllum Nodosum - No fillers
Seaweed Powder Dosage
Cats and Small Dogs (up to 10kg) – 1/16 to 1/8 teaspoon daily a pinch daily
Medium Dogs (10kg to 25kg) – ¼ teaspoon daily
Large Dogs (25kg to 50kg) – ¼ to ½ teaspoon daily
EX Large Dogs (50kg+) – ½ to 1 teaspoon daily
Add directly to food each day and mix around
Directions:
Use after a Professional Dental Clean for home maintenance.
Rub Toothpaste gently onto Teeth and Gum Lines 30 minutes after food using a Cotton Pad or simply your clean fingers, a pet finger brush or a soft toothbrush
Keep cool or refrigerated, will liquidate in warm weather due to natural product base.
Sit jar in bowl of hot water for 2 minutes to melt, use cotton pads to wipe over teeth in circular movements. Your pet's will love the taste. DO NOT MICROWAVE
If you use a finger brush or toothbrush, please be gentle as damage to gums occurs easily.
Add Seaweed Powder to food daily for best results
Made by Dr Cesar Vargas
Made in Melbourne with 100% Aussie ingredients
Sustainable & Recycled Packaging made in Melbourne
Wholesale orders available
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Disclaimer
AAOC can not diagnose your companions disease or illness. What they can do is offer various natural products to assist, after you have had advice from your local Veterinarian.
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