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Introduction to Protecting Your Pets’ Teeth and Gums

Here’s Why You Should Be Brushing Your Pets’ Teeth

How To Train Your Pet To Get Their Teeth Brushed

How To Find A Veterinarian Dentist

Got Your Pet’s Teeth Cleaned? Now What?

Getting Started in Providing Your Pets with Quality Dental Care

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Introductionto Protecting Your Pets’Teeth + Gums

A lot goes into ensuring that dogs

and cats receive the dental care

they need to enjoy healthy teeth and

gums for life. To support pet owners

on this journey, our team at Petsmile

created this informative guide about

protecting your pets’ dental health.

With this guide, you will learn all

you need to know about at-home

and professional dental care

for dogs and cats.

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At the start of this guide, we will

cover the importance of regularly

brushing your pets’ teeth and how

to accomplish this feat. We will

also discuss best ways to find a

skilled veterinary dentist and what

to expect from the tooth cleaning

process. Finally, we will explore ways

to maintain the excellent condition

of your pets’ teeth and gums. All

this information will assist in your

complete care of your pets’ teeth and

gums, so get ready to learn all you

need to know.

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At Petsmile, we strive to help dogs

and cats live happier, healthier lives

through every age and life stage.

Our Veterinary Oral Health Council

(VOHC) accepted toothpaste

supports this mission by actively

eliminating biofilm and plaque using

our proprietary Calprox formulas.

As our formula gently dissolves the

protein layer on the teeth, plaque,

bacteria and stains disappear as well.

With our effective toothpaste for

pets, we proudly support pet owners’

efforts in keeping their dogs and cats

happy and healthy for years to come.We welcome you to jump right in

and learn all you need to know about

preserving the dental health of your

pets. Our guide will give you the

knowledge you need to provide your

pets with exceptional dental care

through every stage of life.

Our Mission in Helping You Protect Your Pets’ Dental Health

Forge Ahead to Learn How to Preserve the Dental Health of Your Pets

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Here’s Why You Should Be Brushing Your Pets’ Teeth

Despite the rise of teeth cleaning

bones and treats, dogs need daily

toothbrushing sessions to maintain

great oral health. The bones and

treats can act as a backup method,

but the focus needs to stay on wthor-

oughly cleaning the teeth and gums

with a toothbrush and toothpaste

for pets each and every day. When

you attend to the needs of your pets’

dental health, you can prevent tooth

decay, gum diseases and other health

complications from developing. Your

pets may benefit from the care by

retaining their full set of teeth and

living without pain and discomfort

associated with poor dental health.

Explore why you need to brush your

pets’ teeth every day in detail using

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Both cats and dogs have several

different types of teeth for grabbing,

eating and grooming purposes. From

the incisors to the molars, each type

of tooth requires thorough cleaning

to prevent plaque and bacteria from

adhering to the surface. You must pay

attention to the grooves and ridges in

each tooth surface to fully remove

food deposits and plaque.

When cleaning the tooth surfaces,

the front, back, sides and top all need

attention to remain in great condition.

Unlike your own at-home dental care

needs, you do not need to floss between

your pets’ teeth, as a specially designed

pet toothbrush tends to hit all the most

important spots. You simply need to

clean the entire surface of each tooth

with a spe- cially-designed toothpaste

for pets to remove the deposits that

could otherwise harm your pets’ teeth.

Dental Anatomy of Cats and Dogs

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We welcome you to jump right in

and learn all you need to know about

preserving the dental health of your

pets. Our guide will give you the

knowledge you need to provide your

pets with exceptional dental care

through every stage of life.

Without removal of dental

biofilms and plaque

deposits, your pets’ teeth

and gums could start to

suffer serious damage.

As the plaque deposits

develop beneath the

gumline, damage to the

gums occurs in the form

of gum disease. This

condition tends to worsen

over time, creating deeper

and deeper periodontal

pockets around each

tooth. Eventually, the

tooth loosens in its socket

and falls out, leaving your

pet without the proper

dentition needed to pick

up items, eat and groom

themselves.

Tooth decay can also

cause the teeth to fall out

as the acids produced by

the bacteria eat through

the enamel and inner tooth

surfaces.

Typical Development Cycle for Plaque Deposits on Your Pet’s Teeth

Complications Caused by Advanced Gum Disease + Tooth Decay

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In addition to protecting the teeth

and gums, regular oral health care

for pets can help keep minor to

serious medical conditions at bay.

The biggest risk of skipping at home

and professional dental care for your

pets is an infection. If an infection

develops within the teeth or gums,

it could quickly pass into the blood,

causing a systemwide infection.

Poor dental hygiene is also linked to

the development of heart disease,

diabetes, liver abscesses, and other

major health conditions. If dental

pain interferes with good eating

habits, vitamin deficiencies, including

anemia, could arise and persist until

the underlying problems are resolved.

Great at-home oral health care for

pets can help prevent these issues

by keeping the teeth and gums in

excellent condition.

Health Conditions Linked to a Lack of Veterinary Dental Care

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To start establishing beneficial

at-home routines for oral health

care for pets, pick a time of the day

that you can dedicate to this process.

Then, you can gather your supplies,

including effective toothpaste for

pets, and place them in an easily

accessible location. You can use a

long-handled toothbrush or a finger

brush if that is easier on your pet.

Either way, apply the toothpaste to

the brush and begin gently scrubbing

down each tooth in your pets’ mouth.

Gently move the brush over the top

and sides of each tooth using circular

motions, focusing on removing

biofilm from the nooks and crannies.

Remember to brush all the way at the

back of the molars to prevent decay

from setting in there, as is common

with both cats and dogs.

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Your pet will likely enjoy the brushing

process, but you can ensure that it

becomes a favorite pastime by using

positive reinforcement techniques.

With plenty of praise and few treats

along the way, you can help your

pet look forward to you pulling out

the tube of toothpaste for pets.

The delicious rotisserie chicken

and London broil flavors can also

help increase your pets’ comfort

and willingness to sit through the

brushing sessions.

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When it comes to the daily oral health

care of your pets, you can take charge

by developing a comprehensive at-

home care plan. Begin by filling out

your at-home pet dental care toolkit

with Petsmile toothpaste and your

brush of choice. Once you have the

supplies on hand, you can work

toward acclimating your pets to the

daily toothbrushing process. Although

your pets may balk at first, they will

eventually come around and show

great enthusiasm for the amazing

toothpaste flavors found in Petsmile

toothpaste. Pick your pets’ favorite

flavor and checkout to add this

awesome toothpaste for pets to your

at-home pet dental care kit.

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How To Train Your Pet To Get Their Teeth Brushed

If you’re one of the few pet owners

whose cat or dog doesn’t easily sit

through a full toothbrushing session

without complaint, here’s some help.

Some pets will buck, roll, and squirm

away the first couple times you try

and brush their teeth. But it’s very

easy to train your pet to willingly sit

through a teeth brushing session.

Here’s how you can get started in

training your pet to allow you to

brush their teeth. Cats and dogs

love the taste of Petsmile, and

owners soon start incorporating

our toothpaste as a treat.

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Before you can start training for

any desirable behavior, you must

establish reward and release cues

that you will use throughout the life

of your pet. The reward cue tells

your pet, in no uncertain terms, that

they performed the right behavior

at the correct moment. The release

cue, on the other hand, lets your pet

know that they are done with being in

obedience mode and can relax.

For cats and dogs, you can use a

clicker, whistle or word for the reward

cue. You will need to pair the reward

cue with a treat, praise or both to

utilize positive reinforcement to

breeze through the training process.

To accomplish this, immediately give

your pet a treat and praise each time

you use the reward cue. The release

cue can be a simple phrase or sound,

as long as it is different from your

other cues. Remember to always use

the release command whenever you

are done working with your pet.

To easily brush your pets’

teeth, you will need to

teach a simple sit stay

command. Start with sit

by guiding your pet using

a treat raised just above

the snout. As your pet’s

nose follows the treat, their

rump will end up on the

ground. Once this happens,

give the reward cue, and

then treat and praise. With

your pet in the sit position,

teach stay in three-second

increments until your pet

can remain in one spot for

at least one minute at a

time. Once your pet can

sit and stay, you can move

onto the next step.

Establish Reward + Release Cues

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All the tools and supplies needed

for a great oral care routine can

feel overwhelming or scary to

pets. Therefore, you should gently

introduce these supplies to your pet

in slow steps. Start by bringing the

items into the same room as your pet,

and then slowly move them closer

and closer. Treat and praise freely to

create a positive connection between

the supplies and the rewards. With

time, your pet will look forward to

seeing the oral care supplies needed

for great brushing habits.

Pets do not need to have their teeth

brushed as often as humans, but daily

oral care sessions are still a necessity.

Plan to brush your pet’s teeth after

the last meal of the day to protect

them from bacterial growth through

the evening hours. By removing the

biofilm that builds up on the teeth

before bed, you help minimize the

growth of bacteria that cause cavities

and tooth decay. With the creation of

a solid brushing schedule, your pet

will learn to accept the sessions as

a normal part of the daily routine.

Familiarize Your Pet with the OralCare Supplies

Establish a Solid Brushing Schedule

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a toothbrush to clean your pet’s teeth,

though it is recommended. Petsmile

contains Calprox that actively helps

to gently remove plaque from teeth

upon contact. The teeth will become

cleaner, the gums healthier, and

breath fresher. The specialized

formula also helps to strengthen the

enamel to prevent cavities and other

dental health issues.

By selecting a Petsmile, you can skip

the brush and move through the

oral care process much quicker and

easier. Instead, simply use your gauze-

covered finger to apply the toothpaste

for pets to all tooth surfaces. As your

pet gets used to having his or her

teeth cleaned, you can switch to a

traditional or finger-cover toothbrush

to add mechanical plaque removal

to the process. You can also just let

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Petsmile is applied to teeth. Your dog

will love it and his tongue will swish

it over his teeth, then Calprox in

Petsmile will begin to inhibit

plaque and clean the teeth.

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If your pet is young or you are still

early in the training process, you can

break up the brushing sessions to

make it easier on you both. Simply

focus on completing one quadrant

per brushing session to complete

all four by bedtime. As your pet

acclimates to this process, it will be

easier to squeeze all the brushing into

a single session. Maintain a calm, but

firm, attitude and utilize your positive

reinforcement techniques to help

your pet adjust to having his or her

teeth brushed. Save the most tempting treats you

have on hand as rewards for your

pet’s daily toothbrushing sessions.

The best treats will help encourage

your pet to sit tight and tolerate the

toothbrushing routine. Some pets

even start to enjoy the gum massage

and attention, not to mention all

the praise, that comes with the

daily oral healthcare routines. Until

then, however, you have to bring out

the best treats possible to ensure

the full compliance of your pet.

Always provide enthusiastic praise

in a positive voice to help your pet

remain comfortable throughout every

brushing session. Through the years,

you will be able to phase out treats

and just provide praise alone, if you

wish.

Break Up Brushing Sessions

Offer the Most Delicious Treats and Ample Praise

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Remember to Partner with a Veterinary Dentist

Although at-home toothbrushing for

pets is of vital importance, you still

need to partner with a veterinary

dentist to protect the health of your

pet’s teeth and gums. A veterinary

dentist needs to perform regular

cleaning sessions to remove plaque

below the gum line and in hard to

reach areas. This process also allows

for a thorough examination of your

pet’s teeth and gums to check for

developing issues. If any are found,

your veterinary dentist can perform

restorative services to correct the

problem and prevent future issues.

When you take an active approach to

care for your pet’s teeth and gums,

you can rest assured that you are

doing all you can to keep cavities,

gum disease, and tooth decay at bay.

Your efforts will likely pay off in the

long run in the form of healthy teeth

and oral tissues through your pet’s

golden years. Start your journey

toward exceptional dental health

for your pet by using Petsmile

toothpaste today. The Calprox

formula will help thoroughly clean

teeth, inhibit plaque, and prevent

decay to protect the health of your

pet’s teeth and gums for years to

come.

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How To Find A Veterinarian Dentist

Just like their human companions,

pets need to visit the dentist on a reg-

ular basis for exams and teeth clean-

ing services. The process is a lot more

involved for dogs and cats than hu-

mans, however, so it takes a particu-

larly skilled professional to handle the

dental care needs of your pets. For

total peace of mind, you can entrust

your pets’ dental care procedures to a

veterinary dentist. To acquire this lev-

el of care for your pets, you can utilize

the following guide on how to find a

pet dentist.

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If you prefer to take a

more personal route,

you can ask your friends

and family for referrals

to trusted pet dentists in

your region. Your friends

and family will offer stories

of their experiences with

pet dentists to help you

choose the right expert

for your canine and feline

companions. Since you

cannot be sure if the

recommendations are

for board-certified pet

dentists, cross-check

the referrals against the

directory listings to verify

all candidates’ credentials

before moving forward.

The effort you put into finding a great

veterinary dentist will pay off in dividends

through the quality of care your pets

receive. Start your search today to give

your pets’ the best dental care possible

year after year.

You should ensure you acquire services

from a veterinary dentist licensed to

work in your state by looking through

the American Veterinary Dental College

directory. This directory shows all of the

pet dentists in your area that has passed

their board examinations to earn the right

to treat all species. These board-certified

veterinary dentists will offer your pet the

highest quality of care.

Ask Friends + Family for Referrals

How to Find a Veterinary Dentist for Your Pet

Look for Licensed Veterinary Dentists in Your Area

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All the tools and supplies needed

for a great oral care routine can

feel overwhelming or scary to

pets. Therefore, you should gently

introduce these supplies to your pet

in slow steps. Start by bringing the

items into the same room as your pet,

and then slowly move them closer

and closer. Treat and praise freely to

create a positive connection between

the supplies and the rewards. With

time, your pet will look forward to

seeing the oral care supplies needed

for great brushing habits.

Review All Candidates’ Credentials + Experience

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Once you have a few veterinary

dentists in mind, you can look online

for reviews to confirm your initial

findings. Take an honest look at both

sides of the equation while reading

reviews to create a fair picture of the

pet dentists in question. Look for

reviews that position the pet dentist

as a leader in their industry and one

of the best choices in your region.

Once you have selected a pet dentist,

call the front desk to schedule a

consultation appointment. At this

initial appointment, you can assess

whether the pet dentist will be a good

fit for you and your pets. Look at

important factors, such as knowledge,

expertise and bedside manner, to

best utilize your observations in the

decision-making process. During the

appointment feel free to ask about

their care approach and overall

passion for the job to gauge their

suitability as your pets’ dentist of

choice.

Your efforts will be well-rewarded

in this realm, as you can give your

pets’ the absolute best in dental care

by partnering with a knowledgeable

veterinary dentist. This professional

will help make sure your pet enjoys

healthy teeth and gums through every

stage of life.

Look for Online Reviews for Confirmation

Schedule a Consultation Appointment

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Comprehensive care services

provided by veterinary dentists can

help your pets retain their oral health.

Veterinary dentists can prevent and

treat a wide variety of conditions

affecting the teeth, gums and other

oral tissues.

Regular visits to a skilled pet dentist

are an important part of a great oral

hygiene routine for your pets. During

these visits, your pet will receive a

thorough dental examination and

teeth cleaning. The examination

can help reveal developing dental

health conditions in need of

treatment. With the findings from

the exam, pet dentists can offer care

recommendations that help you stay

on top of your pets’ dental health.

Veterinary dentists perform the

routine examination and teeth

cleaning procedure with your pet

under general anesthesia. To ensure

a great outcome, your pet will receive

a pre-anesthetic workup to rule

out key risk factors. While under

anesthesia, your vet will complete

Care Services Provided by Veterinary Dentists

the examination, including x-rays

if needed, to look for signs of tooth

decay, gum disease, and other dental

health conditions.

Then, your pets’ teeth will receive a

complete cleaning using ultrasonic

scaling, which fully removes hardened

plaque on the teeth. Hand scaling

is completed next to remove tartar

from just below the gumline and clear

out the periodontal pockets. If any

problems are found during the exam,

your veterinary dentist can perform

restorative techniques to repair the

teeth and gums.

Upon completing the routine exam

and teeth cleaning, your veterinary

dentist can help you establish a great

at-home dental care routine for your

pet. You can work with your pets’

dentist to find the best level of care

for your furry friends.

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You should begin your search for a

veterinary dentist as soon as you can

best support your pets’ dental health

needs. You can simply hop onto the

American Veterinary Dental College

directory to start building your list

of eligible candidates. As you narrow

down your options, you will come ever

closer to giving your pets the dental

care they need and deserve. Get

started today to help your pets thrive

day after day.

In between cleanings and visits to pet

dentists, it is important to keep your

pet’s teeth clean, and gums healthy.

Petsmile Professional Pet Toothpaste

is so easy to use. Simply apply

Petsmile Professional Toothpaste to

your pet’s teeth. Your cat or dog’s

tongue will do the rest and swirl

Petsmile around their mouth. The

proprietary technology, Calprox will

gently dissolve the protein pellicle

a bio-film that forms on your pet’s

teeth which plaque and stains adhere

to. Your cat or dog will love the taste

and quickly learn to enjoy having their

teeth cleaned on a regular basis at

home. Owners even use Petsmile as a

treat. Your pet will soon look forward

to having their teeth cleaned daily!

Start Your Veterinary Dentist Search to Best Support Your Pets’ Dental Health

What to Do Between Cleanings

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When you bring your pets in to see

a veterinary dentist for professional

teeth cleaning, you set them up right

to enjoy excellent dental health.

To retain the benefits of having

professional cleaning performed,

however, you will need to work toward

establishing supportive oral health

care routines. You can accomplish

this goal by utilizing the best

at-home care practices at your

disposal. The guide below will assist

you in identifying and following the

next steps in caring for your pets’

dental health after completing

professional teeth cleaning.

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Before you leave the clinic,

schedule your pets’ next teeth

cleaning appointment to avoid any

unnecessary delays in the future.

Your pet could likely benefit from

professional cleaning appointments

every six to twelve months. Your pet

dentist will utilize the exam findings

and dental information for your pet

to determine the optimal cleaning

interval. Attend these appointments

as recommended to stay on top of

oral health care for pets.

If the veterinary dentist indicated

that the examination revealed cavities

or other repairable problems, you

should go ahead and schedule an

appointment for the recommended

treatments. The follow-up care

appointments will revolve around

the restorative procedures needed

to repair the tooth or other damaged

structures. Completing these

appointments in a timely manner

is important, as it helps ensure

your pet lives without pain and

discomfort related to untreated

dental health conditions.

Schedule the Next Teeth Cleaning Appointment

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The most important thing you can

do for the upkeep of your pets’

oral health is to establish a daily

toothbrushing routine. The routine

helps ensure that food deposits and

biofilm are removed before they have

a chance to harden into plaque. To

be truly effective in the support of

your pets’ dental health, acquire the

right toothbrush and toothpaste for

pets. Also, always utilize the correct

brushing techniques, such as using

gentle, circular motions, to protect

the overall condition of the teeth

and gums.You cannot acquire just any

toothpaste for pets and hope to

achieve great results. You need to

have a toothpaste on hand that

is Veterinary Oral Health Council,

or VOHC, accepted and made

with human grade ingredients.

Furthermore, the formula should

utilize Calprox, as found in Petsmile

toothpaste, to dissolve biofilm as

you work to mechanically remove it

with the toothbrush. A high-quality

toothpaste for pets can prevent

plaque adherence to the teeth both

above and below the gumline. By

preventing plaque from affecting

the gums, the toothpaste for pets

can also help keep gingivitis and

advanced gum diseases at bay.

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Acquire an Effective Toothpaste for Pets Formula

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During your daily dental care routine,

examine your pets’ teeth and gums

for signs of a developing problem.

Check for yellow and brown spots on

your pets’ tooth surfaces, as those

are signs of plaque accumulation and

tooth decay, respectively. While you

look at the gums, check for redness

and inflammation that often signals

the development of gum diseases.

Also, check for trauma to the teeth

and gums as certain bones and chews

can have a negative impact on oral

health. As you look at the teeth and

gums, take a peek at their tongue and

roof of the mouth as well. If you notice

any abnormalities, you can report

your findings to your pet dentist to

ensure your pet receives the level of

care needed to resolve the issue.

Perform Regular Tooth and Gum Inspections

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Your pets need to eat a healthy,

balanced diet to protect the health

of their teeth. If your pet regularly

has cavities or other dental health

problems, it may be wise to switch

to a prescription food from your vet.

The dental health formulas can help

reduce the formation of plaque and

overall improve the condition of your

pets’ teeth and gums. Despite common

misconceptions, dry kibble will not help

remove plaque deposits on the teeth.

You can feed wet, dry or a mixture of

both types of food without impacting

the dental health of your pets.

Great oral health care

for pets depends on the

availability of fresh, clean

drinking water at all times.

The clean water can help

support tooth and gum

health by washing away

food deposits and bacteria.

As your pet drinks, the

water gently cleans the

tooth surface until you can

complete a full cleaning

at your scheduled care

period. Staying hydrated

also helps boost saliva

production, which has a

similar effect on oral health

care for pets.

You can support the dental health of

your pets by having teeth cleaning chews

available at all times. These chews work

to mechanically remove biofilm and food

debris before it can harden and become

a problem. Before it fully hardens, plaque

can even be removed by the chews.

Without its removal, the plaque would

eventually harbor harmful bacteria that

could lead to the development of cavities

and other dental health issues.

Watch Your Pets’ Daily Dietary Intake

Always Provide Fresh, Clean Drinking Water

Have Dental Health Chews Available at All Times

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You can support the health and wellbeing

of your pets by providing daily dental

care and using the best products in

the industry. A high-quality toothpaste

for pets, for example, can help you

achieve your goals in maintaining the

dental heal of your pets. For all your pets’

daily toothbrushing needs, consider

Petsmile toothpaste as your go-to dental

healthcare product. This toothpaste for

pets will dissolve biofilm to help you

effectively clean every surface of your

pets’ teeth.

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Getting Started in Providing Your Pets with Quality Dental Care

With our informative eBook, you can

get started providing your pets with

quality dental care at-home and with

help from your selected veterinary

dentist professional. Your efforts will

help protect your pets’ teeth, gums

and other oral structures from decay

and disease processes relating to

a lack of care. Your pets’ teeth and

gums will likely stay in phenomenal

condition as you apply the practices

and techniques detailed in this guide.

For additional support, you can add

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Petsmile toothpaste for

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dogs’ daily dental care

routine. Our toothpaste is

clinically proven to inhibit

the formation of plaque

and actively prevent gum

disease. When you use

Petsmile toothpaste for

pets, you can trust that

you are giving your pets

the absolute best at-home

dental care possible.

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Petsmile toothpaste for pets is

made with our proprietary Calprox

formula designed to dissolve protein

pellicle without scrubbing. With this

toothpaste on hand at all times, you

can actively remove biofilm, plaque

deposits and food debris from all

tooth surfaces. Our proprietary

toothpaste also assists in removing

stains intermeshed in the protein

deposits on the teeth. The active

removal of plaque, deposits and even

stain-causing debris helps preserve

the condition of the gums and prevent

the development of gum disease.

With daily care of your pets’ dental

health, you can help your cats and

dogs live happier, healthier lives. We

welcome you to utilize this guide

anytime you want to perfect your

pets’ daily health care routines.

Get started today by establishing a

brushing routine and introducing your

pets to the clinically-proven, great-

tasting Petsmile toothpaste for pets.

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