Pet Dental Care for Dogs and Cats with 60-Count Wipes, Two-Pack Wipes or 2 oz Clear Formula – Vetradent
Pet dental care for dogs and cats helps remove visible buildup from teeth and gums as part of a veterinarian-guided home oral hygiene routine. Vetradent dental wipes use Biotrate Technology in a large premoistened sheet designed for direct, controlled contact in the mouth. Pull one wipe through the container opening, wrap it around a finger, and rub gently but firmly across accessible tooth and gum surfaces as directed by your veterinarian.
The listing includes one 60-count wipe container, a two-pack of 60-count wipe containers, and a separate 2-ounce clear formula. The source details the wipes but does not identify the 2-ounce format here, so review its exact label and directions before selection. Close the wipe cap tightly after every use to retain moisture. These products are intended for adult dogs and cats. Introduce oral handling gradually, never force a pet’s mouth open, and ask a veterinarian about bleeding, pain, loose teeth, strong persistent odor, or difficulty eating.
Specifications
- Brand: Vetradent
- Product: Pet dental care
- Wipe variants: One 60-count container or two 60-count containers
- Additional variant: 2-ounce clear formula
- Suitable pets: Adult dogs and cats
- Wipe technology: Biotrate Technology
- Wipe use: Apply to accessible teeth and gums
- Wipe color: White
- Clear formula color: Clear
- Storage: Close wipe cap tightly after use
- Directions: Use as directed by a veterinarian
Frequently Asked Questions
How many dental wipes are included?
Choose one 60-count container or the two-pack, which contains two 60-count wipe containers. A separate 2-ounce clear formula is also listed as another variant.
How do I use a Vetradent dental wipe?
Pull out one wipe, wrap it around a finger, and rub gently but firmly on accessible teeth and gums according to your veterinarian’s directions.
Is the 2-ounce clear option also a wipe?
No wipe count is shown for that selection. It is a separately listed 2-ounce clear formula, so read its exact package label and directions before ordering or use.
When should my pet see a veterinarian for oral care?
Ask a veterinarian about bleeding, pain, loose teeth, swelling, persistent strong odor, difficulty chewing, or a pet that resists mouth contact because of discomfort.