CET Oral Hygiene Kit for Dogs and Cats PRODUCT INFO CET11X CET Oral Hygiene Kit

for Dogs and Cats contains a finger toothbrush, a 2.5 ounce tube of poultry flavored toothpaste, and dual-ended toothbrush with two brushing heads,. WHAT THIS PRODUCT CURES CET11X CET Oral Hygiene Kit for Dogs and Cats is a product use to provide oral hygiene care to cats and dogs. PET SYMPTOMS Dental care is so important when it comes to our pets, but so many owners forget this step in pet care. Improper dental care can affect a pets eating habits, behavior, temperament, and adjacent organs. Pet owners should practice dental care daily to prevent tooth decaying elements to build up in the mouth. When a pet chews food, the teeth and saliva work together to break it down in order to be digested but the food that is not swallowed remain between the teeth. The remaining food within the mouth becomes cemented to the teeth due to the mineral elements in the saliva. If this cemented food remains in the mouth for duration of time, bacteria will begin eating away at the deposits. The bacteria may remove the cemented food from the teeth but they also remove the outer layers of the tooth. A healthy tooth is made up of four basic structures; the enamel, the dentin, the cementum, and the pulp. These structures all act as structural support systems to the powerhouse of the tooth, the pulp. The pulp contains tissues, blood vessels, and nerves. If the bacteria decompose these protective structures this leaves the pulp open for foreign contaminants. When the tooth becomes infected, the bacteria can eventually seep into the blood stream, floating freely throughout the body. This infection leads to secondary complications to the heart and kidneys. PET AILMENTS A healthy mouth results in a healthy pet. Pet owners require time and patients to assist their pets with proper dental hygiene. Improper dental health leads to blood infections, bad breath, infected teeth, bone and tooth loss, and change in eating habits. PETS WITH ALIMENTS: Abscessed root due to carnassial tooth infection.

RELATIVE INFO ON BREED MOST ASSOCIATED WITH THIS AILMENT Small breed dogs and cats are highly prone to dental complications and are the most common pet to receive a dental procedure done by a veterinarian. This includes small dog breeds such as the Chihuahua, Highland white terrier, the toy poodle, pug, affenpinscher, beagle, Bichon fries, Boston terrier and several others. QUESTIONS FOR MY VET: 1. When do I use the finger toothbrush? To introduce brushing to an inexperienced pet. 2. If I run out of pet toothpaste can I substitute it with human toothpaste? No, Pet toothpaste and human tooth paste contains different ingredients. CET Enzymatic Toothpaste is specially made for pets as it is safe for ingestion. Human toothpaste is toxic and is hazardous to swallow. 3. How often should I brush my pets teeth? Once a day is the best scheduled time to brush a pets teeth but every other day will suffice. 4. If I practice dental care at home, can I stop paying for dental procedures from the vet? Keep in mind pets should have a similar dental plan as people. People practice dental care at home but still proceed to go to the dentist for problems we do not notice. This same practice of having occasional dental checkups should transfer over to our pets. 5. How do I know I am brushing my pets teeth correctly? Pet dental care takes time and patience. Talk with your veterinarian to instruct you on proper technique. There are also resources online to instruct you as well. 6. Does my pets food affect his dental health? Yes, soft canned food accumulates tarter build up more than dry food. 7. What is the best way to get my pet to open her mouth for me to brush? Allow the pet to smell and taste the product. This product is flavored like food and most pets will open their mouths willingly. 8. This is my pets first time using a tooth brush, how can I safely retrain her? It is normal for a pet to squirm when introducing something new. A safe and calming way to restrain a pet is to wrap a towel around them. A good wrapping technique used is called the burrito wrap; wrap your pet just like you would a burrito. 5. a tooth fell out while I was brushing my cats teeth, did the product cause this? No, just like people a pet will lose his teeth to be replaced with mature ones. Contact your veterinarian if the tooth appears rotten or several teeth fall out at once.

How it Works:

Brushing

Removes tarter Build-up

DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Federal law makes it mandatory for the user to use the product strictly as per the instructions contained in the packaging.

Dogs and cats: Use a small, soft bristled toothbrush. (Specially made pet brushes can be purchased at any pet shop) Apply a pea sized drop of toothpaste on brush. Apply brush to gum line and proceed to make downward strokes on the tooth surface. For best results continue the process daily with minimum restraint to the pet. DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION: Repeat process stated above daily. Ingredients: Rice Bran, Sorbitol, Dextrose, Chlorhexidine Diacetate, Corn Starch, Purified Water, Sorbic Acid, Cheese Powder, Super 7 Cat Flavoring, Calcium Propionate. Product Cautions Keep out of reach from children. Not intended for human use. Do not allow pet to ingest large amount of product.

PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL HAZARDS: If in eyes: If product residue affects the eyes, keep the affected eye open while flushing said eye with water. If individual wears contact lenses, remove the contact and continue flushing eye for five minutes. Continue to cleanse the eye for 20 minutes and contact a medical physician if irritation occurs.

Storage: CET11X CET Oral Hygiene Kit for Dogs and Cats should be stored at room temperature. Disposal: Dispose un-used or empty containers as directed on the label. Never re-use containers and always recycle or dispose. If you have any questions, contact your local medical waste agency for directions or contact 1-800-CLEANUP for additional information. BRAND VS GENERIC COMPARISON The Doctor's Foster and Smith Tartar Control Dental Kit is the generic form of CET11X CET Oral Hygiene Kit for Dogs and Cats. This generic form is Veterinarian-formulated enzymatic toothpaste that helps reduce plaque and tartar buildup to make regular brushing more productive. Gentle-on-thegums, non-foaming toothpaste is chicken flavored to appeal to pets. For cats and dogs, product includes; Tartar Control Dental Kit includes 3.25 oz tube of chicken flavored Advanced Tartar Control Toothpaste, 1 double-ended Pet Toothbrush, and 2 pet Finger Toothbrushes.