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HICC Pet Uncented Large Dental Finger Wipes, Count of 50
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Our HICC Pet Dental Finger Wipe, now available in a larger size to accommodate larger hands is a veterinarian-recommended formula that promotes healthy gums and teeth for pets. Made from our patented coconut oil formula, enriched with baking soda, tea polyphenols, natural aloe vera, and chamomile extracts, our textured finger wipes help freshen pet breath and clean teeth to minimize plaque and tartar. Our pet-friendly finger wipes are non-toxic, safe, and color additive-free. The wipes are packaged with 50 extra-thick pieces for on-the-go dental care and are suitable for most finger sizes, making it easy to wipe teeth and gums in a circular motion. 50 pcs.
- - Used to fight bad breath, plaque, tartar and promote healthy gums
- - Safe to use on or around mouth, nose, ears, eyes, and hypersensitive skin
- - For all animals at all stages of life
- - 100% Biodegradable
- - Color-free, fragrance-free, dye-free, additive-free, paraben-free, alcohol-free
- - Larger finger glove size
Specifications
| SKU | 3978670 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | HICC Pet |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | White |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Size | One Size Fits All |
"1. Introduce your pet to the smell and texture of the product first. 2. Pace a wipe on your index finger and gently massage the teeth and gums in a circular motion. 3. Repeat with a second finger wipe if necessary. 4. Use once or twice daily. 5. Seal the container tightly after use. 6. For best results, prevent your pet from ingesting food or water 30 minutes before and after application. "
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Hi! I have an 8 month old kitten and ive recently noticed that her breath stinks a bit and I want to take care of her dental health.So I recently tried the greenies treats to help to prevent any possible future plague or tartar build up. I tried to brush her teeth but that failed. Artemis didn't even want to try the chicken flavored toothpaste. Are greenies effective for dental health? what Would you recommend to maintain her dental health? Are water additives effective for dental heath?
What would be the best wet dog food for her weighing 3.3 lbs. 4 years and has Periodontal desease? And can I purchase at Petco or Petsmart? Thank you
<20 lb dog ate large medium McDonald's fries
I have a puppy that's about 8 weeks old, when should I start brushing his teeth or giving him denta stix?
How can I keep my cat's teeth clean without brushing them? He really doesn't like it....
Hi vet...simba is losing his teeth ...and have a bad smell from his mouth...what can I do for the smell
I got Jerry as a rescue dog he is an older dog I say going on 9 or 10 poor guy has no teeth and his breath stinks really bad what can I do about it possibly something over the counter?
Hello,Since I bought jojo hre teeth is bad because of bad nutrition, I tried to brush her teeth but she has a very sensitive gums, in my country there is no dental care, two days ago she lost her front tooth, for a while I use this product, and also began mixing dry food with water, is there any tip or help to keep the rest of the teeth ??i am very sad about her.
I have a 1 year old bull dog, i clean his wrinkles on his face every morning and every time i come home from work his irritation went away but there is still an odor, and i wanted to know if there any creams that i can buy for that.
Is it ok to give my 35lb dachshund-pitbull mix the petite greenies? Says intended for 5-15lb dogs. I got them as a gift when he was a puppy but obviously couldn’t give it to him then and he has not outgrown them!
My dog is constantly licking herself on the top of her front paws and her back legs well we noticed her breath has been smelling rancid for about a month now and she would never let us look. Well earlier I decided I had to do something so I bought a dog toothbrush and sat down to open her mouth and upon doing so found she had a big hairball matted in between her brottom front teeth. I got tweezers and pulled it out and now her gums are bleeding and look very raw and I'm worried about infection.
Hello, I would like to ask about dental hygiene in cats.All of my 3 girls have mild gingivitis(pathological causes have been excluded by the doctor),so I try to brush their teeth,since brushing is considered the best solution for their case.I have tried all types of brushes and failed terribly and I just realised that they let me apply the paste and rub their gums with my finger. Is there a point to keep doing this since they accept it or is it useless and I should try again with a brush?