Dental Care Products:

C.E.T uses the 3 easy step methods Good to chew, Better to rinse, and Best to brush.

Good to Chew

C.E.T HEXtra chews-Uses the chlorhexidine system to remove plaque and prevent the build-up of tartar-forming bacteria.

Better to Rinse

C.E.T Oral Hygiene Rinse- Chlorhexidine- based rinse that can provide effective plaque control on the days you can’t brush.

Best to Brush

C.E.T Enzymatic Toothpaste- This is the best method of ensuring that our pets will enjoy good dental health. C.E.T toothpastes are specially formulated to be safe, effective, and appealing to your pet and unlike people toothpaste it can be swallowed.

Greenies-

Greenies are proven to remove plaque and tartar – even heavy deposits – reducing gingivitis, freshening breath and improving your dog’s overall oral health by helping to fight off dental disease.

Greenies come in a variety of sizes, such as teenie, petite, regular, large, and jumbo. Also new are the feline greenies, which are flavored with the taste cats’ love. You can buy them individually or you can buy them in treat packs. for more information visit  www.greenies.com

OraVet-

OraVet significantly reduces plaque and tartar formation by preventing bacteria from attaching to the teeth.  This is the last step in your pet’s dental cleaning from your veterinarian. After two weeks apply OraVet once a week at home to maintain the barrier your veterinarian established. Should only take less than 60 seconds to do.

Hill’s t/d Dental Diet-

Formulated specifically for nutritional management of pets with dental disease. The fiber matrix scrubs the exposed tooth surface like an edible toothbrush, reducing bacterial plaque.  If teeth are not cared for the gums of the dog will develop gingivitis. The diet comes in two different sizes a small bites, for smaller dogs, and regular. Hill’s has also put out a dental for cats. Since this diet is a prescription diet your veterinarian would have to prescribe it prior to buying.