Contains ZincChlorhexidate, a unique formulation of chlorhexidine and zinc, along with cetylpyridinium chloride to help fight plaque, maintain oral health, and freshen breath fast. May be used with or without brushing. Available in a unique point-and-squeeze applicator bottle.

Benefit:

For dog and cat owners who can’t or won’t brush, C.E.T. antiplaque Oral Hygiene Rinse is a great alternative. Can be used alone or with other oral hygiene methods — just apply daily for effective plaque control.

Ingredients:

Chlorhexidine gluconate (0.12%), Cetylpyridinium chloride (0.05%), and Zinc in a soothing alcohol-free vehicle.

Use:

Rinse daily following each meal or as directed by your veterinarian.

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Oral Hygiene Rinse (Generic) for Pets 

• There are a wide range of ingredients found in these products: alcohol, cetylpyridinium chloride, chlorhexidine, zinc (acetate or gluconate), etc.
• Oral hygiene rinses are sold without a prescription (OTC/over the counter) but should be used under the direction of your veterinarian who can advise you on a complete oral hygiene program for your pet
• Used on the teeth and gums (large amounts are not meant to be swallowed by your pet)
• Offered in spray bottles

• To reduce plaque and calculus formation
• To reduce bad breath
• May give temporary relief of minor gum irritation

• In order to not do any harm to your pet, home care products should only be used on pet’s who have received (and passed!) a thorough oral examination
• Animals with a known hypersensitivity or allergy to any ingredients in this product

 Using an Oral hygiene rinse is an important part of good oral hygiene for your pet. Effective oral hygiene can prevent the development or progression of periodontal disease and maintain good gingival health in your pet.

Within hours of a professional dental cleaning, plaque, an invisible bacterial slime, will form on the tooth surfaces. Daily brushing of the teeth with a soft-bristled nylon toothbrush will help remove this plaque and also massage the gingiva, improving the gingival health of your pet. On days that brushing is not possible, rinsing the teeth and gums with an Oral hygiene rinse can be beneficial.

After each meal, gently expose the teeth and gums by elevating the upper lip. Holding the bottle in an upright position and below your pet’s field of vision, squeeze a gentle stream of rinse and completely cover the entire oral cavity. Gentle massage over the teeth can help move the rinse around and dislodge food and bacteria.

Be careful to not touch the gum with the nozzle which could easily injure the gum of a wiggly pet.

If the product you have purchased is suitable also for tooth brushing, place a small amount in a clean dish or cup. Dip the brush into the solution and while holding the animal’s head steady carefully gently brush the teeth, re-wetting the brush in the solution as necessary.

Be sure to praise your dog to increase her compliance with this care. By making the teeth cleaning procedure a happy event, your pet will request this attention and not let you skip a day!

If a treatment is missed, perform it as soon as you can. If it is already time for the next treatment, skip the missed treatment and go back to the normal schedule.

• When will your animal need to be rechecked
• What tests or procedures may need to be performed prior to and during treatment with this drug
• What are the risks and benefits of using this drug

• If your animal has experienced side-effects on other drugs/products
• If your animal has experienced any other medical problems or allergies now or ever
• All medicines and supplements that you are giving your animal or plan to give your animal, including those you can get without a prescription. Your veterinarian may want to check that all of your animal's medicines can be given together.

Store at controlled room temperature.
Avoid contact with eyes.
Keep this and all medication out of reach of children and animals. May be harmful if swallowed.

• There have been reports of prolonged use of chlorhexidine staining tooth surfaces. This can be avoided by applying the solution with a toothbrush.
• If you notice any unusual symptoms, discontinue use and contact your veterinarian

• Yes, but if your animal experiences any unusual reactions when using multiple medications, contact your veterinarian.

Do not allow your pet to swallow large amounts of this product.