Suggested Use

• Spray into pet's mouth once daily between meals (not right before or after a meal).
• For best results spray along the teeth and gum line, being sure to get the upper back teeth.
• The number of sprays needed will depend on the size of the pet - 2 sprays for a cat or small dog, up to 6 sprays for a large dog.
• Please refrigerate after opening.
• SHAKE WELL before each use

PLEASE NOTE: Plaque will also build up under your pet's gums, so it is a good idea to also brush beneath the gums, or occasionally take your pet to an anesthesia-free teeth cleaning or a veterinarian to have the plaque removed from under the gums.

Do dogs and cats need dental care? Yes, dental hygiene is one of the most important aspects of pet care. As plaque and tartar accumulate on the teeth, the balance of healthy bacteria versus unhealthy bacteria in the mouth is thrown off and the opportunity for disease arises. As the tartar builds up under the gums they become inflamed and sore. Slowly the gums begin to separate from the teeth and recede. Plaque builds even more rapidly in the upper, softer part of the teeth and infection begins. In cats, cavities develop with even more opportunity for infection. Dogs are less prone to cavities, but still need to be cautions about gum disease. The bacteria and toxins from an unhealthy mouth are absorbed into the bloodstream where they circulate and begin to build in kidney, liver, and heart tissue. Poor gum health is especially closely correlated to potential heart problems. The toxins released can even affect brain tissue, and the inflammatory process involved can aggravate deteriorating joints.

So the lesson is: plaque builds up on your dog?s or cat?s teeth every day, so a simple treatment with All Smiles Oral Care Spray will go a long way towards ensuring clean teeth, a healthy mouth, and overall good health!