


Dog Oral Care Spray - Fresh Breath & Healthy Gums

Description
A Simpler Way to Care for Their Smile
Make daily oral care easier with a gentle spray designed to help freshen your dog’s breath while supporting everyday gum and mouth hygiene.
Formulated with mint and sage essential oils, myrrh, propolis, phyto-derivatives and honey, it helps counteract unpleasant breath while keeping your dog’s mouth feeling fresher as part of a regular oral care routine.
Simply spray directly onto the teeth and gums for quick, fuss-free care.
No toothbrush. No complicated routine. Just an easy daily step for a fresher mouth.
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A Simpler Way to Care for Their Smile
Make daily oral care easier with a gentle spray designed to help freshen your dog’s breath while supporting everyday gum and mouth hygiene.
Formulated with mint and sage essential oils, myrrh, propolis, phyto-derivatives and honey, it helps counteract unpleasant breath while keeping your dog’s mouth feeling fresher as part of a regular oral care routine.
Simply spray directly onto the teeth and gums for quick, fuss-free care.
No toothbrush. No complicated routine. Just an easy daily step for a fresher mouth.

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FAQ
Do I need to brush my dog’s teeth after using the spray?
No. The spray is designed for direct application to the teeth and gums and does not require brushing or rinsing.
Does it only cover bad breath with fragrance?
No. It is formulated to help counteract unpleasant breath as part of everyday oral hygiene rather than simply adding fragrance to the mouth.
Can I use it every day?
It is designed for regular oral care. Follow the frequency and dosage instructions provided on the product packaging.
What ingredients does it contain?
The formula includes mint and sage essential oils, myrrh, propolis, phyto-derivatives and honey.
Does this replace brushing or professional dental care?
It can make daily oral hygiene easier, particularly for dogs that do not tolerate brushing, but it should be used as part of an overall dental care routine and does not replace veterinary dental checks when needed.




