Products Description
Support your pet’s oral health with C.E.T. Enzymatic Toothpaste for Dogs & Cats. This poultry-flavored toothpaste features a dual enzyme system that helps reduce plaque buildup, control tartar, and promote fresher breath with regular brushing. Specially formulated for pets, the non-foaming toothpaste is safe to use as directed and does not require rinsing. Its appealing poultry flavor encourages acceptance, making daily dental care easier for both dogs and cats. Regular brushing helps maintain healthy teeth and gums as part of your pet’s overall wellness routine.

Price : $ 10.97
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Product Features
- Designed for both dogs and cats
- Poultry flavor encourages easy acceptance
- Dual enzyme system supports daily dental care
- Helps reduce plaque buildup with regular brushing
- Helps control tartar formation
- Promotes fresher breath
- Non-foaming formula requires no rinsing
- Safe for routine pet oral hygiene when used as directed
- Easy-to-use 2.5 oz tube
- Recommended for regular pet dental care

Price : $ 10.97
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Perfect For You
- Dog owners maintaining their pet’s oral health
- Cat owners seeking easy dental care solutions
- Pets with plaque or tartar buildup
- Puppies and kittens beginning dental care routines
- Adult and senior pets requiring regular oral hygiene
- Pet owners looking for a poultry-flavored toothpaste

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How to Use
- Introduce the toothpaste gradually by allowing your pet to taste a small amount.
- Apply a small amount to a pet toothbrush or finger toothbrush.
- Gently brush your pet’s teeth and gumline using circular motions.
- Focus on the outer surfaces of the teeth.
- No rinsing is necessary after brushing.
- Brush regularly as recommended by your veterinarian.
- Store the toothpaste in a cool, dry place with the cap tightly closed.


Best Customer Review
” Customer say – My dog actually enjoys the poultry flavor, which makes brushing so much easier. After a few weeks of regular use, I noticed fresher breath and cleaner teeth. It’s become an essential part of our pet care routine.”
