Pet Dental Remedy for Dogs and Cats, Natural Oral-Care Drops in a 90ml Pump Bottle for At-Home Dental Routines

Make dental care easier to fit around your dog or cat’s routine using this natural, alcohol-free homeopathic preparation. The serum pump allows direct oral dosing, while adding the directed amount to a water bowl offers another practical option.

The three-week initial programme is followed by a hard chew stick, toothbrush or similar item to help scrape away softened tartar. Afterward, the directions move to a one-week-per-month maintenance routine.

Key Features

• Choose direct oral use or water-bowl dosing according to your pet’s comfort and daily habits, making the routine easier to manage consistently.
• The dose only needs to contact the tongue or gums rather than be swallowed. For a nervous pet, it can be placed on a finger and dabbed onto the lips or gums.
• A hygienic serum pump lid and protective over-cap make the bottle convenient to dispense and store between uses.
• The formula is alcohol-free and non-sedating, supporting oral-care routines without a sedative effect.
• Herbal licorice, kawakawa and ginger are combined in equal parts alongside homeopathic ingredients in a vegetable glycerine and purified-water base.

Specifications

• Brand: BioPet
• Size: 90ml
• Package: Food-grade aluminium bottle
• Dispenser: Hygienic serum pump lid with over-cap
• Yield: 230 doses per bottle
• Preparation: Homeopathic
• Origin: Made in New Zealand
• Base: Vegetable glycerine and purified water
• Herbal ingredients: Licorice, kawakawa and ginger
• Under-8kg directions: 1 pump orally per dose or 1–2 pumps in the water bowl
• Standard directions: 2–3 pumps orally twice daily or 5 pumps in the water bowl daily for three weeks
• Maintenance directions: Dose twice daily for one week each month
• Shelf life: 2 years
• Suitable for use alongside prescription medications
• Suitable for pregnant and lactating pets

Follow the dosing programme carefully and use a hard chew stick, toothbrush or similar after the initial course. Heavy tartar buildup may require the three-week routine to be repeated. If symptoms persist, or your pet may be in pain or suffering, contact your veterinarian.