Logic Oral Hygiene Gel for Cats and Dogs, 70 g with Finger Toothbrush, 1 Count ( Pack of 1)

Product Information

Logic Oral Hygiene Gel is a pet toothpaste made for dogs and cats formulated to address dental disease, which affects an estimated four out of five dogs by the age of three. Content on this site is not intended to substitute for advice given by medical practitioner, pharmacist, or other licensed health-care professional. Most owners understand that their pet's teeth need as much attention as their own, but the majority admit that they do not give them regular oral care. In this case the gel can be applied to the pet’s paw for the cat to lick off or directly into the mouth as instructed.

We use finger brushes on our miniature poodles and a micro fibre finger stall on our Yorkie who at 11 doesn't want any more dental work done thank you! Skin ­- immediately remove contaminated clothing and wash the affected area with soap or mild detergent and large amounts of water until all evidence of the chemical has been removed (approximately 15 minutes). The logic products all contain a patented enzyme complex which does appear to break down much of the accumulation on the teeth of dogs and cats. Discount code expires one month after receiving and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offers of promotions. This toothpaste is ideal for our old dog as he won't tolerate brushing and he seems to really like the taste.

For ten years our dedicated team have been providing owners of small animals, including rabbits, guinea pigs or mice, with the healthcare products they need to maintain the health and care of their animals. LOGIC® Oral Hygiene Gel Multi-Enzyme Toothpaste is unique as it works with or without brushing and is a highly palatable formulation which is well accepted by both cats and dogs.

If you notice any of these, a check up with your vet is advisable and beginning a regular dental regime is also likely to be necessary.

I can't speak for how effective it is as we've only been using it a couple of days but if it saves on vet bills then I'm all for it.