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Oral-Assist is a homeopathic medicine that aims to support healthy teeth and gums in dogs and cats. It can be used to strengthen teeth against decay and is also very effective in the treatment of occasional mouth ulcers, tooth abscesses and toothache. Oral-Assist has been especially formulated as a homeopathic remedy for oral and dental health in dogs and cats, containing scientifically selected homeopathic ingredients often recommended to address strong teeth and healthy gums, as well as ingredients to soothe inflammation and reduce infection in pets with abscesses, mouth ulcers and occasional toothache.
SKU | 3170611 |
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Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Primary Brand | PetAlive |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Grain Free | No |
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Personalized Item flag | No |
Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Length | 1.5 IN |
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Height | 4.75 IN |
Width | 1.5 IN |
Oral-Assist is 100% homeopathic, contains these HPUS ingredients in safe, homeopathic potencies, and has the following indications (purposes): Belladonna 6C, Chamomilla 6C, Coffea cruda 6C, Hydrofluoricum ac 30C, Merc solub 30C. Inactive Ingredients: Carya ovata bark extract, citrus extract, Lonicera japonica extract, polylysine, purified water, and steviol glycosides (stevia).
COA - Microbial. COA - Microbial and Heavy Metal.
Initially, depress pump until primed. Hold close and spray directly into pet's mouth, or spray onto its food or water. Use 3 times daily until symptoms subside. Dogs under 20 lbs and Cats: 1-2 pump sprays. Dogs 20-50 lbs: 2-3 pump sprays. Dogs over 50 lbs: 4 pump sprays.
*Claims based on traditional theories of homeopathic practice from the 1700s, not accepted by most medical experts or supported by science evidence.
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