Dental Water Additive for Dogs and Cats 12 Weeks and Older, Flavorless Daily Formula in 8 or 16 oz – PetLab Co.
Dental water additive for dogs and cats provides a brush-free step for pets 12 weeks and older. PetLab Co. uses stabilized chlorine dioxide in a liquid that is listed as flavorless and odorless after dilution, helping owners add an oral-hygiene step to the normal water routine. Eight- and 16-fluid-ounce bottle choices suit different household and refill needs.
Shake well, then mix one teaspoon or five milliliters with eight ounces of fresh water once daily according to the source directions. Prepare the correct dilution rather than serving the concentrate, replace drinking water as the label instructs and keep a separate untreated water source if intake decreases. A water additive supports routine hygiene but does not replace brushing or veterinary dental care. Mouth pain, bleeding, loose teeth, swelling, eating difficulty or persistent bad breath requires a veterinary examination.
Specifications
- Brand: PetLab Co.
- Product: Pet dental water additive
- Target animals: Dogs and cats
- Minimum age: 12 weeks
- Available volumes: 8 and 16 fl oz
- Form: Liquid concentrate
- Active ingredient listed: Stabilized chlorine dioxide
- Flavor after dilution: Flavorless
- Odor after dilution: Odorless
- Mixing amount: 1 tsp or 5 ml
- Water volume per serving: 8 fl oz
- Frequency listed: Once daily
- Preparation: Shake well before use
- Use: Daily pet oral hygiene
- Featured package dimensions: 7.28 x 1.73 x 1.69 in
- Featured package weight: 9.59 oz
- Manufacturer: Synergy Labs
- Dental care: Does not replace veterinary exams
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the dental water additive mixed?
Shake the bottle and mix one teaspoon or five milliliters with eight ounces of fresh water once daily.
Which pets can use the formula?
It is listed for dogs and cats that are at least 12 weeks old.
Which bottle sizes are available?
Choose an eight- or 16-fluid-ounce bottle.
Does a water additive replace tooth brushing?
No. It adds a daily hygiene step but does not replace brushing or veterinary dental care.