Description
A vegan toothpaste with a flavor that dogs love. Gentle abrasives made from baking soda and silica remove plaque, while mint oil freshens breath. Fluoride-free, because dogs don't spit.
For all dog breeds, in a 75g tube.
For whom
For dogs of all sizes whose teeth need to be brushed regularly, and for owners looking for a fluoride-free toothpaste.
Application in steps
Ingredients
| Baking soda and silica | Gentle polishing agents that remove plaque without damaging tooth enamel. |
|---|---|
| Coconut oil and glycerin | For a smooth consistency |
| Peppermint oil | For fresh breath |
| Chamomile, cumin oil, mustard oil | Plant components |
| Enzymes | They support dental hygiene |
| The taste | Vegan beef flavor that dogs love |
| More | Aqua, Xanthan |
Instructions and safety
Read the label and product information before use.
For dogs only. Keep out of reach of children.
Avoid contact with eyes. Essential oils can cause allergic skin reactions; wash hands after use.
If bad breath persists, red or bleeding gums or hard tartar buildup occurs, please have your pet examined by a veterinarian.
Shelf life and storage
| Contents | 75 g |
|---|---|
| durability | Shelf life in the original packaging: at least 12 months |
| storage | Store tightly closed, in a cool place and away from direct sunlight. |
Manufacturer and responsible person
Manufacturer
ARAN-YA Handels UG (limited liability)
Lagerlechfelder Str. 38
86836 Untermeitingen
Germany
Telephone: +49 8232 99550-710
Email: info@aran-ya.de
Questions about ordering, shipping or returns?
That's what we're here for: PHOENIX Enzymreiniger
Telephone: +49 2131 8854107
E-mail: d.schmidt@phoenix-enzymreiniger.com
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I brush my dog's teeth?
2 to 3 times per week. In between, you can use the drinking water additive.
Is it okay for my dog to swallow the toothpaste?
Dogs don't spit or rinse. Therefore, the toothpaste does not contain fluoride.
Is the toothpaste vegan?
Yes. The beef flavor comes from a vegan flavoring.
What to do about hardened tartar.
For light plaque, there is a tartar remover. Hardened tartar should be treated by a veterinarian.


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