Dog and Cat Dental Care in 2-oz Clear Spray or 60-Count White Formats for Daily Oral Hygiene – VETRADENT
Dog and Cat Dental Care in 2-oz Clear Spray or 60-Count White Formats for Daily Oral Hygiene – VETRADENT
Dog and cat dental care options provide a choice between a clear 2-ounce oral spray and white 60-count formats for an at-home hygiene routine. The featured VETRADENT spray uses Biotrate Technology and is designed to coat the teeth and gums without adding a product to the water bowl, which may suit pets that drink less water. Single 60-count, two-pack 60-count and 2-ounce spray variants let buyers select the format shown for their pet.
Use only the directions printed on the exact selected variant because the spray and 60-count options may have different application methods. For the featured spray, shake before use and follow the label’s weight-based number of sprays while avoiding forced application that could injure the mouth. Home dental products support routine care but do not remove established disease. Bleeding gums, pain, loose teeth, facial swelling, eating difficulty or persistent odor needs a veterinary dental examination.
Specifications
- Brand: VETRADENT
- Product family: Dog and cat dental care
- Variants: 60 count 60 count two-pack and 2 oz
- Featured format: Clear dental spray
- Other listed format: White 60-count option
- Target animals: Dogs and cats
- Featured technology: Biotrate Technology
- Featured use: Coat teeth and gums as directed
- Featured schedule: Twice daily on source label
- Featured size: 2 oz
- Featured model: 531-60
- Featured dimensions: 5.1 x 2 x 2 in
- Featured item weight: 3.52 oz
- Manufacturer: Dechra Veterinary Products
- Water bowl use: Spray does not require water addition
- Directions: Follow selected variant label
- Professional care: Veterinary dental assessment when symptoms persist
Frequently Asked Questions
Which formats are available in this listing?
Choose a clear 2-ounce spray, a white 60-count option or a two-pack of the white 60-count option.
Are the directions the same for every variant?
No. Follow the current label for the exact selected format because spray and 60-count products may be used differently.
Is the spray added to drinking water?
No. The featured spray is applied to the pet’s mouth according to its label rather than mixed into a water bowl.
When does a pet need a dental examination?
Bleeding, pain, loose teeth, facial swelling, trouble eating or persistent odor requires veterinary dental assessment.