Advanced  Homeopathic and Natural Treatment Kit for Animals  to Reduce and Prevent Tartar

What is the  'Advanced  Homeopathic and Natural Treatment Kit  to Reduce and Prevent Tartar'?

• This treatment consists of the TARTAR, TONICPET #1 and TONICPET #2 remedies.
• The TARTAR remedy helps control, dissolve and prevent the build-up of tartar and the bad breath that it causes, thus maintaining a healthy periodontium.
• The TONICPET #1 remedy strengthens the bone support and the teeth themselves. This helps to prevent or slow down the loosening of teeth and tooth decay.
• The TONICPET #2 remedy strengthens the supporting tissues of the teeth and slows down or prevents the bone loss that leads to teeth loosening, which in turn is caused by a large build-up of tartar.

Who is this treatment suitable for?

• Animals that have tartar build-up, in order to speed up treatment results.
• This remedy can be used safely for all animals (cats, dogs, rabbits, horses, etc.).

How to administer the remedy?

• TARTAR remedy:
• To dissolve tartar: 1 spray every day, in water or in the mouth.
• To avoid tartar build-up: 1 spray 1-3 times per week, in water or in the mouth. Continue treatment for long-term results. Shake well before use. 30ml spray bottle.
• TONICPET #1 remedy: 
• Cats and dogs: 1 to 3 pellets, twice per day in the morning and evening, crushed and mixed with food or water.
• Horses: 8 to 10 pellets, twice per day in the morning and evening, crushed and mixed with food or water.
• 20 g (approx. 200 pellets per bottle).
• TONICPET #2 remedy: 
• Cats and dogs: 1 to 3 pellets, twice per day in the morning and evening, crushed and mixed with food or water.
• Horses: 8 to 10 pellets, twice per day in the morning and evening, crushed and mixed with food or water.
• 20 g (approx. 200 pellets per bottle).

Ingredients:

• TARTAR remedy: mezereum

• TONICPET #1 remedy: calcarea fluorica

• TONICPET #2 remedy: calcarea phosphorica

Caution:

What is tartar?

Tartar is plaque (a thin film containing bacteria that regularly forms on the teeth) that has hardened on the teeth. Tartar build-up can cause gum diseases and bad breath. Untreated, tartar build-up can lead to infections that will be harmful not only to teeth and gums, but also to the overall health of the animal.

What are the symptoms of tartar?

• Accumulation of yellow and/or brown deposits on the teeth near the gums;
• Bad breath.

What are the possible causes of tartar?

Poor dental hygiene.