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Logic Oral Hygiene Gel for Cats & Dogs 70g

LOGIC® ORAL HYGIENE GEL is a specially formulated toothpaste for dogs and cats. Multiple enzymes in the gel help to boost and complement the animal's natural salivary system defences.

Brand

Logic

Manufacturer

Ceva

Species

Dog

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£9.99
Reference : LG10030
Delivery Between 2 and 3 days
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LOGIC® ORAL HYGIENE GEL is a highly palatable oral hygiene gel. The gel comes with a handy fingerbrush to get your pet's dental regime started. 

Logic Oral Hygiene Gel is suitable for cats and dogs of all ages and the ideal time for pet owners to start using it is after the teeth have been checked, descaled and polished by their vet. 

Tooth brushing is known to be the single most effective way of removing plaque and ideally Logic Oral Hygiene Gel should be used with regular brushing. However it will still be beneficial if the pet refuses a full dental regime. In this case the gel can be applied to the pet’s paw to lick off or directly into the mouth.

LOGIC® ORAL HYGIENE GEL is a medicated toothpaste gel that helps prevent the formation of dental plaque and fights bad breath. 

Based on a multi-enzyme patented system, Logic® Oral Hygiene Gel supplements the animal’s own defence mechanism to help fight harmful bacteria in the mouth.

The gel also contains a surfactant which ensures that the active ingredients remain in contact with the teeth and gums and mild abrasives that help break down existing plaque. 

It has a pleasant malt taste to help ensure compliance.

70g tube of Logic Oral Hygiene Gel Fingerbrush
  • Enzyme complex: amylase, glucoamylase, glucose oxidase, potassium thiocyanate, lactoferrine, lactoperoxidase, lysozyme, superoxide dismutase ?
    This multienzyme complex supplements and improves the animals own natural salivary system.  This patented enzyme formula attacks bacteria in the mouth and helps removes plaque
  • Mild abrasives ?
  • Surfactant
Tooth brushing is known to be the single most effective way of removing plaque and ideally Logic Oral Hygiene Gel should be used with regular brushing - daily if possible but at least twice a week. However it will still be beneficial if the pet refuses a full dental regime. In this case the gel can be applied to the pet’s paw for the cat to lick off or directly into the mouth as instructed.

Dental Disease in Dogs and Cats

Studies have shown that dental disease is present in over 89% of dogs and 70% of cats over the age of three.  The disease usually develops in the following stages:

  • Gingivitis – redness of the gums, especially along the gum margin

  • Bad breath – caused by the build of millions of bacteria within the mouth

  • Plaque – a creamy layer on the surface of the tooth that is composed of food debris and bacteria

  • Calculus – formed from the hardening of plaque and has a rough brown appearance

As dental disease progresses, the ligaments holding the teeth to the gums and the underlying bone can also become destroyed resulting in loose teeth, which may require extraction by your veterinary surgeon.  Bacteria within the mouth can also enter the bloodstream and cause damage to other organs in the body, for example the heart, kidney and liver.

If there is a lot of disease within the mouth and/or the teeth are loose then professional cleaning by your veterinary surgeon will be required.  However, even after having a dental, plaque will start building up within hours and therefore homecare is essential in order to help prevent this from occurring.

Logic® Oral Hygiene Gel and Logic® Chews can be used alone or together and, thanks to their advanced veterinary formulation, will destroy bacteria within the mouth, help prevent your pets from developing dental disease (with its painful and harmful consequences) and stop them from getting bad breath!

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