Dental mix for dogs for dental care and fresh breath

Description Oral hygiene for dogs has never been so tasty and easy: Simply mix the dental powder into your pet's food and bon appetit! Use our dental powder to improve your dog's oral hygiene, as a supplement to brushing their teeth, or as a substitute when they don't allow it. Unlike many dental sprays, your dog will automatically distribute the dental mix to all areas affected by tartar and plaque as it chews. This is exactly where the proven, natural herbal formula shows what it can do: 1. Alteration of oral PH by Spirulina & Seaweed meal, so that an environment can develop that does not favor tartar growth. 2. Sodium bicarbonate breaks down dental plaque 3. Abrasion (i.e. mechanical removal) of plaque caused by the grain size of the seaweed meal when chewing. 4. Bacterial balance through antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties of mint, parsley and thyme. Areas of application: tartar, plaque, tooth discoloration, gingivitis, bad breath composition Composition: ground apple pomace; Parsley fines 19%; seaweed flour 13%; peppermint leaves fines; sodium bicarbonate; Spirulina 4.4%; Thyme herb rubbed 2.25% Analytical components and contents: crude protein 12.8%; crude fiber 13.0%; crude fat 3.5%; crude ash 16.8%; Ash insoluble in hydrochloric acid 5.6% Additives per kg: Nutritional additives: vitamin C (3a300) 3,500 mg; Peppermint Oil 1,000 mg Technological additives: kieselguhr - diatomaceous earth, purified (E551c) 50,000 mg feeding recommendation Art & Weight Amount Daily Dog per 10 kg up to 1.0 g 1 measuring spoon corresponds to 0.5 grams. Not suitable for cats! In the case of existing illnesses or intolerances and medication, the feeding should be clarified beforehand by the attending veterinarian. Duration of use: For good results: at least 2 weeks. Permanent administration is possible to relieve tartar, plaque, tooth discoloration, bad breath and gingivitis. Our natural active ingredients develop their full effect after 2 weeks, depending on the animal. If feeding is interrupted or stopped, the effect decreases.