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Animal Essentials SeaDent for Dogs - Kelp and Enzymes Plaque, Tartar Control Formula, Alpha Beta Amylase, Cellulase, Marshmallow Root, Slippery Elm Inner Bark, All Natural - 2.5 Oz (Pack of 1)
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Animal Essentials SeaDent for Dogs - Kelp and Features
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FRESHENS BAD BREATH - Our SeaDent is proven to fight plaque and microbes in your dog’s mouth for healthy teeth, gums, and fresh breath
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NUTRIENTS - Enriched with Alpha Amylase, Beta Amylase, Protease, and Cellulase, SeaDent for dogs is a potent source of vitamins and minerals
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ORGANIC KELP - Our Seadent is formulated with organic kelp (laminaria digitata) rich in potassium, calcium, iodine, magnesium, and selenium. This helps combat plaque buildup effectively.
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ALL NATURAL - Our products are exclusively crafted from organic, natural ingredients, guaranteeing your pet receives the quality supplements it truly deserves
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PLANTS PETS PASSION - Founded by Greg Tilford, a respected figure in natural pet care, has worked with 600+ veterinarians worldwide, making it his mission to heal as many animals as possible
About Animal Essentials SeaDent For Dogs - Kelp And
Anti-plaque kelp formula fortified with enzymes. 70 gram (2.47 ounce) jar with scoop. Without proper dental care, tartar builds on your dog’s teeth which can cause bad breath and other issues. Our SeaDent oral supplement helps to keep your dog’s mouth healthy. Unlike other oral products with kelp as their sole ingredient, SeaDent for Dogs is fortified with five well-researched plant enzymes that have been proven to fight plaque in the mouth. A key enzyme is Lysozyme, a naturally occurring enzyme that plays a vital role in maintaining dental health and tartar control for dogs. SeaDent attacks plaque-forming concerns in multiple ways: by the systemic activities of the kelp and by introducing digestive enzymes that begin working to help remove plaque immediately upon entering the mouth. These enzymes break down food particles trapped between the teeth and under the gum lines.
