This probiotic oral hygiene spray keeps your dog's mouth balanced and healthy by reducing plaque-causing bacteria, which can cause bad breath, gum disease, multiple infections and heart disease. The probiotics are produced through a natural fermentation process that utilizes organic and natural ingredients. It is not chemically synthesized or genetically engineered or modified (Non-GMO).
- Reduces plaque-causing bacteria
- Helps prevent bad breath
- Neutralizes foul odors
- Does NOT contain alcohol
- Made in the USA!
How does it compare to the competition?
It is the ONLY probiotic oral spray on the market!
It does not contain alcohol (other oral sprays do). Alcohol in mouthwash is linked to oral cancers. People that use alcohol based mouthwashes who are non-smokers/non-drinkers have 5 times the risk of oral cancers. Alcohol is also known to make your breath worse because it is so drying. Another reason to avoid alchol - it's flammable.
Probiotics are in liquid form which allows for faster/better absorption (other probiotics on the market are encapsulated).
Contains over 14 strains of probiotics. Most other probiotics available contain 1-5 strains. Over 10 strains are recommended for optimal results. Variety of strains helps body to respond to a variety of stressors.
It does not contain Genetically Modified Organisms (Non-GMO). Our probiotics are produced through a natural fermentation process that utilizes organic and natural ingredients. The probiotics human-grade and are made in a facility that is audited by NSF.
How does this product work?
Plaque is live (bad/not-beneficial) bacteria. The spray replenishes the good bacteria in the pet’s mouth. The good bacteria flourishes and kills off the bad bacteria through competitive exclusion. The theory of competitive exclusion is that there are not enough resources for both the good and bad bacteria to thrive so if you replenish the good bacteria, they will out-compete and eventually displace the bad. (Learn more about this theory at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Competitive_exclusion_principle.) |
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