1 pinch (1/8 tsp) – 2 pinches daily
Ever tried brushing your dog's teeth… yeah right how did that go!
100% natural and organcic. 100% easy to use!
Happy Teeth Dog Dental Care consists of 100% organic Norwegian sea kelp Ascophyllum nodosum.After consuming the sea kelp offers natural anti-adhesive propeties that keep your dog's teeth clean.
After being consumed, plaque build-up is softened and easily removed by giving your dog a dental chew toy or some appropriate raw bones. Cleaner teeth and gums for your dog means fresher breath and less health complications. To avoid dental disease it is essential to maintain your pets oral health.
Norwegian seaweed also has nutritional benefits. It contains vitamins, minerals, amino acids and antioxident properties.
VET RECOMMENDED • SUSTAINABLY HARVESTED • NO ADDITIVES. • NO PRESERVATIVES • 100% NATURAL
Team up Happy Teeth Dental Care with one of our fun dental dog chews for extra cleaning power. The active ingredient (Ascophyllum Nodosum) in Happy Teeth softens plaque allowing for easy removal with a chew toy.
Dogs are living longer lives and eating richer foods. Dog dental health problems are on the rise.
Maintaining good oral health means your dog is less likely to suffer from dental and gum diseases. If your dog has bad oral hygiene it can contribute to other health problems. By using our easy solution you may avoid having your dog put under anaesthetic to have their teeth cleaned, which can be very stressful and expensive.
We love our dogs and they like to show their love with licky kisses. A nice sentiment but it can be a stinky experience.
Happy Teeth Dog Dental care, will freshen your dog's (or cat's) bad breath and is a natural stain remover. Your pup will be smiling with health and happiness.
Enjoy fresh kisses and bright smiles everyday.
Dogs that have thyroid problems unless they are under vet supervision. Do not give to dogs that have, kelp, seaweed, seafood or shellfish allergies. Not recommend for for pregnant or nursing dogs or dogs under six months old.
Always consult your vet if you are unsure.
