Pet Dent Chlorhexidine Oral Gel - 60g

For optimal results, apply regularly as directed by your veterinarian. Consistent use is key to preventing plaque buildup and maintaining oral hygiene.

No, Pet Dent Oral Gel is designed for daily maintenance and prevention of plaque and bad breath. It does not replace the need for regular professional veterinary dental check-ups and cleanings to address existing calculus or other dental diseases.

Yes, the gel is formulated to be safe for pets to swallow in the small amounts used during typical application. It is palatable to encourage acceptance.

While generally safe, it's always best to consult your veterinarian before using any new product on very young animals to ensure it's appropriate for their age and development stage.

Improvements in breath odor may be noticed relatively quickly. For significant reduction in plaque accumulation, consistent use over several weeks is typically required. Severe plaque may need professional removal first.

The primary active ingredient is Chlorhexidine, known for its antiseptic and antimicrobial properties, which helps combat bacteria responsible for plaque and bad breath.

While the gel is formulated for brush-free application, you can certainly use it in conjunction with a soft-bristled pet toothbrush if your pet tolerates brushing. This can enhance its effectiveness by helping to distribute the gel and physically remove debris.

Start slowly with small amounts, perhaps by dabbing a tiny bit on a treat or your finger for them to lick, gradually introducing direct application. Associate application with positive reinforcement (praise, a favorite toy).

Ensure consistent and regular application as directed. If the problem persists or worsens, consult your veterinarian, as underlying dental issues may require professional intervention.

While the gel is designed to be safe for ingestion in small amounts during normal application, if a large quantity is consumed, monitor your pet for any unusual symptoms and contact your veterinarian immediately for advice.

Discontinue use immediately and thoroughly rinse your pet's mouth with water if possible. Contact your veterinarian promptly to report the reaction and seek guidance.