Nylabone Advanced Oral Care Senior Dog Toothpaste 2.5-oz

Nylabone Advanced Oral Care Senior Dog Toothpaste 2.5-oz

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Nylabone Advanced Oral Care Senior Toothpaste Bacon Flavor 2.5 oz, Nylabone
Nylabone Advanced Oral Care Senior Toothpaste Bacon Flavor 2.5 oz, Nylabone
Nylabone Advanced Oral Care Senior Toothpaste Bacon Flavor 2.5 oz, Nylabone
Nylabone Advanced Oral Care Senior Toothpaste Bacon Flavor 2.5 oz, Nylabone
Nylabone Advanced Oral Care Senior Toothpaste Bacon Flavor 2.5 oz, Nylabone
Nylabone Advanced Oral Care Senior Toothpaste Bacon Flavor 2.5 oz, Nylabone

Nylabone Advanced Oral Care Senior Dog Toothpaste 2.5-oz

Nylabone Advanced Oral Care Senior Dog Toothpaste 2.5-oz

By Nylabone

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Key Benefits

  • Tailored for senior dogs' needs
  • Tasty bacon flavor for easy acceptance
  • Fights plaque and tartar with Denta-C
  • Includes calcium for strong teeth
  • Freshens breath and cleans gums
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Description

This Nylabone Dog Toothpaste is made just for older dogs. It has a yummy bacon flavor! This paste helps make breath fresh and cleans the gums. It also helps fight plaque and tartar. It's made with Denta-C, which helps stop bad germs. This dog dental care product has added calcium for strong teeth. It is gentle on your older dog's mouth. Nylabone helps keep senior dogs' teeth clean and healthy, supporting their well-being as they age.

Key Benefits

  • Made for senior dogs' specific needs.
  • Has a tasty bacon flavor for easy acceptance.
  • Fights plaque and tartar with Denta-C.
  • Includes calcium to support strong teeth.
  • Helps freshen breath and clean gums.
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Ingredients & Analysis

Ingredients:

  • Dicalcium Phosphate Dihydrate, Glycerin, Water, Sorbitol, Calcium Carbonate, Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate, Sodium Hexametaphosphate, Glucose, Cellulose Gum, Natural Bacon Flavor, Folic Acid, Sodium Coco Sulfate, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Trisodium EDTA, Chondrus Crispus, Sodium Copper Chlorophyllin.

Attributes OR Specification

ATTRIBUTES

SPECIFICATION

Product Type

Dog Toothpaste

Flavor

Bacon

Size

2.5 ounces

Form

Paste

Key Ingredients

Denta-C, Calcium

Life Stage

Senior

Breed Size

All Breeds

safety and precautions

  • Always use toothpaste made only for dogs, especially for senior pets. Human toothpaste can contain harmful ingredients like xylitol or fluoride that are toxic if swallowed.
  • While this product is generally safe if swallowed in small amounts, it is not meant to be eaten in large quantities. Supervise your senior dog during brushing to prevent them from ingesting too much.
  • Keep the toothpaste tube safely out of reach of pets and children. An older pet might be more likely to chew on the tube if left unsupervised.

Direction

  • Start slowly to help your senior dog get used to having their teeth brushed, especially if it's new for them. Begin by letting them sniff and lick a tiny bit of the tasty toothpaste from your finger.
  • Put a pea-sized amount of Nylabone toothpaste onto a soft-bristle toothbrush made for dogs, or onto a finger brush. Senior dogs often benefit from softer bristles.
  • Gently lift your senior dog's lip so you can see their teeth. Use small, gentle circular motions to brush their teeth. Focus on the outside surfaces of the teeth, especially near the gum line, as plaque builds up there.
  • Aim to brush each tooth or section of teeth for a few seconds. Try to work up to brushing all accessible teeth within a session, ideally for about two minutes total.

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