Plaque Defence
A fine powder containing 95% Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed and 5% parsley, added to food each day.
View Plaque DefenceTEETH & BREATH
A daily routine for teeth and breath.
Powder or tablet? Both sit alongside brushing and regular dental checks. The right choice depends on the ingredients and format you prefer.
Start with mechanical cleaning
Brushing physically disrupts plaque and remains the clearest home-care starting point when your dog will tolerate it. Build up gradually with a dog-safe toothpaste; human toothpaste is not suitable. Appropriate dental chews may also help, but they do not replace checking the mouth.
Know when breath is a warning
Persistent bad breath can accompany dental disease. Red or bleeding gums, visible heavy tartar, loose teeth, facial swelling, dropping food or reluctance to eat need veterinary attention. A breath tablet should never be used to cover those signs.
Where supplements fit
A daily powder or tablet may sit alongside brushing and dental checks. Choose on ingredients and format: Plaque Defence is predominantly Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed; Fresh Breath Tablets combine peppermint, parsley and kelp.
A simple daily routine
- Look at the teeth and gumline regularly.
- Brush where your dog allows it, building tolerance slowly.
- Give any complementary feed consistently and exactly as directed.
- Arrange a veterinary dental check when you see pain, inflammation or established tartar.
THE CANINE VITA OPTIONS
Powder or tablet?
Fresh Breath Tablets
Peppermint, parsley and kelp in a tablet format for adult dogs.
View Fresh BreathBoth options contain seaweed or kelp, which naturally provides iodine. Ask your vet before use if your dog has a known thyroid condition.
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