ZYMOX Dental Gel
Zymox Dental Gel is a clear gel form that provides maximum enzyme contact to inhibit harmful odor-causing bacteria and remove plaque biofilm. Gentle formulation relieves, soothes, and protects mouth tissue against dryness. Ideal for cats who don’t drink much water.
ZYMOX® Brushless Enzymatic Oral Care Therapy offers superior oral protection against bad breath, plaque and periodontal disease. ZYMOX® Oral Care delivers two patented enzyme systems not found in any other enzymatic oral care line to effectively inhibit the bacteria that cause bad breath, boost the natural oral flora, help protect against gum disease and dissolve plaque.
Contains NO xylitol, alcohol, or tooth-staining chlorhexidine
LP3 Enzyme System
The LP3 Enzyme System combines three potent, naturally occurring enzymes: Lactoperoxidase, Lysozyme and Lactoferrin. Each enzyme has its own unique properties and when combined, pack a powerful antimicrobial punch by targeting harmful bacteria and fungal microorganisms while restoring the oral balance in a pet’s mouth. These three enzymes are naturally derived from dairy products and are 100% safe and gentle.
MD2 Enzyme
In addition to the LP3 Enzyme system, Zymox® Oral Care also contains the MD2 Enzyme System, a patented combination of the enzymes Mutanase & Dextranase. This unique combination works to make plaque water soluble and unable to bind to the tooth surface, providing a natural and effective brushless system.
Who Should Use ZYMOX® Oral Care?
Any dog, cat, puppy or kitten for superior daily oral care
Pets averse to brushing
Aging pets
Pets with special health needs
Pets on certain medications, which can compromise saliva
Poor Salivary Conditions
As pets age, develop health problems or take medications, they can develop poor or an inadequate salivary condition called Xerostomia, (Dry Mouth). This is an original hidden cause of halitosis, periodontal disease and tooth loss and is often left untreated or misdiagnosed. Xerostomia can range from mild to extreme with some pets only exhibiting a few signs. Typically, the first sign a pet owner will notice is BAD BREATH. Chronic dry mouth creates an environment for bacterial and fungal overgrowth.
