Dental

Veterinary diets are formulated for the nutritional support of cats with specific clinical conditions and are recommended to be used under veterinary advice. For more information on feeding Dental to your cat, please consult your veterinary surgeon.

Dental is for the nutritional management of:

- Daily oral hygiene in adult cats

- Limits the development of dental plaque and tartar

- Helps fight bad breath

Not recommended in cases of:

- Heart failure

- Hypertension

Feline Dental Dry Food

Sodium polyphosphate binds salivary calcium, making it unavailable for tartar formation.
	Increasing the urine volume reduces both calcium oxalate and struvite saturation so the diet produces a urinary environment unfavourable to the development of both struvite and calcium oxalate crystals.
	Highly digestible protein (wheat gluten) limits fermentation processes in the intestine, thus reducing flatulence. Rice, a highly digestible source of starch, improves the overall diet digestibility. FOS and beet pulp stimulate the growth of a beneficial intestinal flora.
	Psyllium and dietary fibres facilitate hairball elimination and help prevent hairball-related problems such as vomiting and/or constipation.